Embroider Monograms
#4
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http://www.emblibrary.com
you can just buy the letters you like or sign up and add the alphabets to your wish list & wait for a sale
Another one I like is
http://cutealphabets.com
you can just buy the letters you like or sign up and add the alphabets to your wish list & wait for a sale
Another one I like is
http://cutealphabets.com
#6
Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
http://www.emblibrary.com
you can just buy the letters you like or sign up and add the alphabets to your wish list & wait for a sale
Another one I like is
http://cutealphabets.com
you can just buy the letters you like or sign up and add the alphabets to your wish list & wait for a sale
Another one I like is
http://cutealphabets.com
#7
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Newnan, Georgia
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check out planetembroidery.com They have free and to purchase all kind of things. You have to join but it is free. That is where I go to the lettering for my quilt labels. You will need something like embird. But check it out.
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Originally Posted by MommaDorian
Cool, there is some really cute stuff on that site. Now to just figure out how to embroider different sized letters (momogram style) on my Brother.
The ALPHABETS that you buy on line at the sites listed above are sets of 26 INDIVIDUAL DESIGNS. Your machine would not recognize that an "A" is an "A". The designs are treated just like an embroidery design of a dog or a butterfly. To do a monogram, you would select 3 of the designs from the set, not type the 3 letters. If your machine is capable of resizing designs (where enlarging a design results in more stitches), then you can change the size. If your embroidery machine will just scale the image, (where making a design larger will result in the same number of stitches, just bigger) then you are limited to the recommended resizing of 20% larger or smaller to preserve design integrity. In this case you would need an embroidery program for your computer, such as Embird.
Sorry if I misunderstood your post and you already know this :P
Nancy
#9
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Norfolk, VA
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here's a great one; they even have free designs and free projects each month; they support all formatts; http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/default.aspx
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