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Originally Posted by sewmom
I made this embroidery last night and the outline is off. i didn't take the hoop off the machine or move it it any way. It's not off by much, but it"s still off! I have the Janome 11000. does anyone know what i should do? I don't want to continue with the others if they are all going to be off. they take about 1/2 hour for each embroidery- I don't want to redo all of them>
Once you have finished the design, BUT before you start the outline, pretend you are finished and go out of the file. Leave everything just as it is on the machine - don't remove anything. Now start from the beginning, let the machine centre the design again etc. Now fast forward to the outline part and start. It will stitch out properly. I do this everytime I have a design with an outline. And it works perfectly. :thumbup: :) |
Originally Posted by Crqltr
Fill in the white with fine tip pigment pens and no one will ever know!
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I also starch my fabric before I hoop and also use 505 spray helps alot.
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I'm so glad this was posted, I have the same problem and I have a Bernina. Thank you for all your tips.
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Michigan to Lewisville Tx quite a drive, wave going down I35 thru Norman, if you go that way. Have a safe trip, and I love the sock Monkey.
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For now, get some good fabric pens with permanent ink and color in the gap!
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sounds like the best answer for this one and they maybe try another stabalizer
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I went to her site and looked at the Sock Monkey designs. She has quite a few Sock Monkey collections. Which one do you have? I need to do a quilt for a grand son and I thought these would be perfect. Ann in TN
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What I've done is use "very" fine point perma pent to fill in and it just disappears. :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Crqltr
Fill in the white with fine tip pigment pens and no one will ever know!
Amen - been doing this for about 15 years - and this works very, very well. If YOU don't tell anyone - NO ONE will know!! |
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