Tag Archives: stitch editing software

All-Over Embroidery Fabric Design a la Bendy Bag

NOTE: My friend Joan of Lazy Girl Designs, has also written a blog post about my project!  What fun to see my project through her eyes!  You can read about it here Creating an all-over embroidery design for fabric is an easy way to create a completely custom piece.  I LOVE the shape of the […]

Density Repair Kit – tuning the stitches

The main functions of Density Repair Kit (DRK) are using the density map to analyze your design as well as setting your project by selecting the type of fabric you want to process the design for. These functions are rather automatic but very powerful in how they can quickly allow you to solve problems.  Yes, […]

Saving cut files for the Cameo, Scan ‘N Cut, & more for embroidery designs

The current version of Embrilliance Essentials software has some pretty nifty features and functions for existing appliqué embroidery designs and I just finished the video showing a quick overview of these functions. Before I give you that link let me first talk about the purse shown to the left.  I’ve been reading about all these […]

Separating part of a design using Embrilliance Enthusiast

The stitch editing of Embrilliance Enthusiast allows you to split out part of a design in one operation.Working with this design, you can see that the two butterflies will stitch out simultaneously. Each color is in both butterflies and will stitch out in order together. So what if you just wanted one butterfly?  Or maybe […]

Setting jump stitches correctly using Embrilliance Enthusiast

Your machine determines when it will trim the thread.  Some machines trim at the end of an color break,while others will trim when they find a correct jump in the embroidery design.  You can not change how your machine functions, but you can use the stitch editing functions of Embrilliance Enthusiast to ensure that your […]