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I've never seen a YouTube video where it takes an irregular shape & makes it 1/4" larger. I've only see videos & descriptions of it adding 1/4" to the piecing shapes. I've been looking at the Scan & Cut, too (and also the Klick N Kut) & like that it draws the 1/4" seam allowance on there, but I just wonder how that Add a Quarter function would work with some of the appliques I've done (e.g., spirals) where simply adding a 1/4" around the outline of the applique would overlap other sections of the piece.
Does anyone have any experience with using the Add a Quarter function on irregular shapes, especially ones that aren't already programmed in? |
Originally Posted by Bree123
(Post 7384282)
I've never seen a YouTube video where it takes an irregular shape & makes it 1/4" larger. I've only see videos & descriptions of it adding 1/4" to the piecing shapes. I've been looking at the Scan & Cut, too (and also the Klick N Kut) & like that it draws the 1/4" seam allowance on there, but I just wonder how that Add a Quarter function would work with some of the appliques I've done (e.g., spirals) where simply adding a 1/4" around the outline of the applique would overlap other sections of the piece.
Does anyone have any experience with using the Add a Quarter function on irregular shapes, especially ones that aren't already programmed in? |
I have the Scan & Cut and have taught classes for both paper (beginning class to learn the machine) and than a fabric class. The class went away with applique cuts for a mug rug that I digitized and cut blocks for two nine patch quilt blocks. I use mine all the time for all my applique, especially those for ITH embroidery quilt blocks. With the update, I can actually take an embroidery design and load it into the machine without actually scanning it. There are multiple methods of using the machine and I love it.
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Originally Posted by clb7122
(Post 7385460)
I have the Scan & Cut and have taught classes for both paper (beginning class to learn the machine) and than a fabric class. The class went away with applique cuts for a mug rug that I digitized and cut blocks for two nine patch quilt blocks. I use mine all the time for all my applique, especially those for ITH embroidery quilt blocks. With the update, I can actually take an embroidery design and load it into the machine without actually scanning it. There are multiple methods of using the machine and I love it.
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There is a ton of youtube videos...One that comes to mind is Crafty Gemini she has some great videos on the scan & cut ......
here is some videos https://youtu.be/5p3_RBVBjS4 https://youtu.be/ujqrvSJWskI https://youtu.be/ddhD1Go_8Ig this one is for the quilt blocks and it automatically adds the 1/4" when it cuts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddhD1Go_8Ig this has a view videos |
Here is another video for quilt material
https://youtu.be/-S3FfZ8qNQU |
Thank you ! I did not know that!! Appreciate you taking the time to add the links....
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Yes, very helpful!! I do turned edge appliqué, using glue and turning the edges over a foundation that stays in....This machine could save me a lot if time I think.....Thanks again!
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Thanks to everyone that responded...It has helped me tremendously to make a decision....Now off to find a sale for the 650!
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