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by spendlove 24 Apr 2013 ( edited Jul 03'13 12:59 )
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Does anyone have any tips to share about Sfumato digitising? I bought the module when I first bought Embird and have only just got round to playing with it. I added an outline to define some of the architectural details on this first attempt as I didn't think it was "finished" without.

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Comments (11)
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by dennis999 24 Apr 2013
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Sorry, I can't help you on the tecnical aspects but I do think it's a cracking piece of work.
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by dennis999 24 Apr 2013
Sorry, I meant 'technical.' Doh!
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by mooie24 24 Apr 2013
+7
WOW Sue this looks brilliant.. i too have only played with Sfumato..
good luck :-)
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by asterixsew 24 Apr 2013
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Lovely work Sue
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by drro 27 Apr 2013
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Impressive!
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by LindaMaye 06 Jun 2013
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I just love this concept. Very nice. Pen and Ink looking.
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by gramsbear 06 Jun 2013
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Sue, I haven't done any Sfumato, can't even figure how to pronounce it, but your work looks great to me. Hugs, Judy
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by crafter2243 06 Jun 2013
+5
I have no tip since I know absolutely nothing about digitizing. I just wanted to let you know that I love what you have done and agree with you that it looks more finished with the outline. Awesome.
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by dennis999 06 Jun 2013
Sorry but I'm with Crafter on this one but as I said before, I think they are a Wow design and project.
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by basketkase 07 Jun 2013
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I agree, Sue, what a difference that slight outline detail makes... I love this look and unfortunately, Bernina software doesn't have this feature, it has something called photostitch and it is awful.....so I am loving anything I see in this style.....You have done a fabulous job with this!
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by lynnwil 11 Jun 2013
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Sometimes when you digitize each piece of the building individually you can get some amazing results. You can play with the paramaters and loose some of the gaps between the stitches, and outline each piece as you go.
Give it a try....Lynn
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by spendlove 11 Jun 2013
Thanks for that. I'll have a go - but I was never good at jig-saw puzzles!
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by eggyannie 11 Jun 2013
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Sue , as ever its wonderful work I can see this as a cover for a wedding album if its of the church used
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by spendlove 11 Jun 2013
I thought the same.
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by LindaMaye 03 Jul 2013
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I just purchased Sfumato! I am clueless!! I will try to continue to tromp on forward and if I come up with any good tips and hints I will post to you. I am new to Embird as well and purchased 2013 Embird, Studio and Sfumato. For the moment I am wondering what the heck have I done! But I hope to get the hang of it. P.S. I am wet behind the ears and new to embroidery as well. Love your work.
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by spendlove 04 Jul 2013
It took me quite a long time to try Sfumato, I spent a few months on basic stuff in Studio first.
Good luck/