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by tfk 25 Mar 2015 ( edited Mar 25'15 17:36 )
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Hi all cuties! I need to ask if its possible to resize FSL designs? I have myeditor software. ...if I resize and auto adjust the density...would it work fine??

Please let me know which is the best way to do this :)

Comments (8)
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by Zinobia 25 Mar 2015
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If possible pay attention to stitch length. If I am not mistaken you must be having option to 'remove small stitches' and 'divide stitches'. Use remove small after reducing design and divide stitches if you have enlarged design considerably.
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Thanks....but I guess this wont apply for FSL! :)
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by mrskiki 25 Mar 2015
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I have always heard that you CANNOT resize FSL designs. Hugs. Nan W
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Yeah me too....thats the reason I was asking :)
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by dollygk 25 Mar 2015
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So true, if you resize FSL then most of the pattern will be distorted... sorry!!
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Thanks Dolly....I better not risk it then :)
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by graceandham 25 Mar 2015
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I wouldn't.
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Now I think I shouldn't either. ...thanks! :)
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by crafter2243 25 Mar 2015
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I have done it but only a small percent.
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Yeah a very small percent I did too....without a problem but dont think really major resizing would work!
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by my3chis 25 Mar 2015
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I've tried to but it fell apart. If you want to risk it put a layer of tulle or organza to hold it together just in case.
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Aaawww....actually thats a good idea! :)
Thanks
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by noah 25 Mar 2015
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when i enlarge fsl i always use my old white sheer curtains under it ,then trim it that way you can enlarge it lots .I do hugs
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Thanks a lot. ...I think I too can try something like that :)
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by lbrow 25 Mar 2015
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I have enlarged only slightly and used very sheer tulle behind it, cutting away the tulle outside the design when it is finished/Lillian
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by tfk 25 Mar 2015
Thanks Lillian.....I will try your suggestion :)