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Creating a redwork design from an existing design is the EASIEST way to create a design from an existing one. If you have designs with outlines in your embroidery design collection then you can easily double that number. Read Complete Article...
One of the most powerful features of BuzzEdit is its ability to help you "fix" designs that have jump stitches or other un-desirable features. With BuzzEdit you can ZOOM WAY IN and fix one stitch at a time when needed. This is especially useful when you want to bury long jump stitches by breaking the jump stitch into smaller stitches that are sewn underneath other areas. Not only can this make sew out faster but it also eliminates having to trim the jump stitches from your finished embroidery. Read Complete Article...
The stores are filled with cute and inspirational framed Word-Art these days. While I love the cute quotes, I prefer the look of embroidered artwork. Embroidery makes the framed art look more expensive and I can customize my design by adding elements such as other embroidery designs which further enhance the end result. Read Complete Article...
Our tech support team recently received an email from a customer who was confused about how to split an oversized design for manual hooping. Although we have information in our manual and video tutorials that cover this topic, what Marsha really wanted was a step-by-step guide for this process. We thought this was a great idea, so here you go Marsha! Read Complete Article...
A simple creative design can be made from any three initials. For this example, I used the word MOM because I am using the design to decorate a grocery bag for a Mother's Day present. However, any two or three letters can be used to create the Kaleidoscope design. Read Complete Article...
When merging multiple designs into a new layout, it sometimes makes sense to overlap them. However appealing this may be to the eye, it can cause problems at the machine because the overlapped area are double stitched - first for the bottom layer and then again for the top layer. It you have ever tried this you know where it can lead - to a thick matted embroidery and a potential mess at the machine.. Read Complete Article...
FREE DESIGNS TO DOWNLOAD The Jan/Feb 2014 Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine features an article on Becoming a Design Master Chef using BuzzEdit. The design used in the article is available below so that you can follow along with the article. Using the information from the article, see how many new designs you can create! Read Complete Article...