This is a recording from a class that I taught on how to create AND stitch a curved neckline embroidery design. The fonts used in this project are BX fonts that have been installed into Embrilliance Essentials. Supplemental files can be found here: DOWNLOAD ZIPPED File BX fonts purchased from: Lynnie Pinnie Embroidery Creative Appliques […]
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Education is very important to me and I really do enjoy teaching people to use their software. This blog post will give you some tips and tricks to accessing the online education available to you. I have also compiled some of this information into a PDF that you can download. Resource PDF for download As […]
Embrilliance classes in Australia 2019
Yes! I am so excited to be working again with my embroidery family of Echidna Sewing Products for a limited location event in Australia! We are heading to Australia in November on holiday. Of course, I had to check in with Gary Walker to see if they were interested in hosting me for an embroidery […]
New Playlist on my YouTube Channel
I’ve been doing some “After Hours with Lisa” live videos on Facebook on my Business page. This is a new learning experience for me – I decided to go with the casual after hours theme to encourage a relaxed setting for us to chat about machine embroidery. I have settled on doing them on Monday […]
2018 Reggie Awards
As you know, I work closely with my friend and colleague Brian Baillie, and the folks at Embrilliance. I like my independence as Lisa SewBubbles teaching and promoting the Embrilliance software – so much so that I am a dealer for the Embrilliance software at tradeshows, but I don’t work for Embrilliance. HOWEVER – I […]
Test sewing with multiples in hoop
The life of a digitizer revolves around the test sew. You’ve heard me say this often, and this can use alot of materials and hooping time especially when you are working on smaller items. I thought I would share one of my “machine tips” that I try to make use of when possible. Combining multiples […]