Have you ever wanted to get good at sewing. Well look no further than this advice video on How To Make Hand Embroidery Patterns. Follow Videojug’s professional experts as they help you through this advice video.
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Creative Textile DVD – learn over an hour, how to free machine embroider aka free motion stitching, with renowned textile artist and tutor Gina Ferrari. Perfect for beginners and for those who wish to revise their machine embroidery skills.
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My mother has a Husqvarna embroidery machine and we downloaded some free patterns and had to unzip them, I am not quite sure what to do from here. I know that we use .HUS files and they go onto the floppy disk but when I put them on there it doesn’t read it on the machine. Not sure what to do, please help!
Here are some videos on how to unzip embroidery designs and free unzipping software. http://apexembdesigns.com/faq . If that does not work email the site and they will unzip for you.
I have some pictures for a sewing project and i need them embroidered i have a brother pe400 sewing/embroidery machine. I’m looking for some software to simply change pictures to stitches. would prefer free, but I am willing to pay for it. I have to computers, a windows and mac.
The software you need to be compatible with a sewing machine so specific should have been included when you purchased it. If you do not have the software already you can download it from the brother website. Hopefully this works for you!
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I have been asked to transfer and embroidery by hand an image and some lettering on to work uniform of a cousin of mine, this is the first attend at embroidery and actually getting the image of what she wants and the adding the extra words of her workplace is stressing me out, has any one any really simple put affective ways of achieving this project, I have a simple sewing machine and have also have been looking up how to free embroidery by machine, I have the wooden hoop, and nothing else, i.e. water water-soluble stabilizer or pencils etc.. I also have no idea how to place the design on her work tunics and tops. Please help a complete novice. Any tips or ideas would really be appreciated.
If this is your first embroidery project, then tell your cousin to find a professional embroidery shop and have it done. Beginners can very rarely make professional looking embroidery by hand… it takes months and years before you get to the point that you can do lettering in a professional manner, for instance. Lettering by free motion embroidery is almost as difficult.
And in the meantime, practice. But not on someone’s uniform.
Best book I know of on free motion machine embroidery: Fanning and Fannig: http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Book-Machine-Embroidery-Creative/dp/0801976480 Hand embroidery is a much broader subject: I’d probably start you with one of Erica Wilson’s books, and then move you to Royal School of Needlework Embroidery Techniques by Saunders, Butcher and Barret.
In answer to your question: how would I do the transfer? I’d either use a heat transfer pencil, a perforated stencil and chalk, direct drawing with a soft lead pencil, or basting. Depends on the substrate being embroidered.
The public library may be the place to look as it seems there are no free patterns on line as far as I have looked.
this stitch 2000 is using for digitizing and other related to embroidery
http://www.maurer-stroh.com/xlinks/view.php?cid=4
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