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It helps to build an understanding of the relationship between stitches thread and fabric, the importance of pathing, or travelling, density settings, the role of underlays, what push pull distortion is and how to help alleviate its effects,how using the angle of fills and stitch lengths reflect light to create the illusion of movement and colour.

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I'm not a fan of auto digitising or thedesigns they generate, unless the digitiser really knows their craft, the point, click and stitch designs leave an awful lot to be desired. It may sound strange, but to be able to auto digitise well, you need to have mastered manual digitising. Hi Cherry p, Embird wont convert a graphic into embroidery, it's not an auto digitising package. The upgrades are a modest price, there's masses of support on the web, and the authors listen to the users. Which brings me round to Embird again, I paid less for the 4 elements of Embird I own than I paid for PEDesign in the mid 90s, less than Digi Pro, and a lot less than Generations. I couldnt justify it so put the program away. At the time a days tuiton cost a weeks salary for me and I had to travel miles to have it. I did own PEDesign many years ago, but never got on with it, and the upgrades were so expensive. Generations is awesome, has a steep learning curve but is well worth the climb.

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Something I dont use as auto digitising requires a lot of editing or careful thought, resequencing and altering start and stop points. Manual digitising from scratch is a much better option, plus Digi Pro has a shallow learning curve. I also have Janomes Digi Pro, a good honest not too many frills digitising program, with an excellent lettering facility and an auto digitising function. In fact initially it was intended for the commercial embroidery digitisers, so has some of the elements found in the commercial packages. It's digitiser is good, it wont auto digitise, it was never intended for the auto digitising market. In those two elements of the program you have all you could want if you dont want to digitise your own designs. The Editor is fantastic, it would be quicker to list what it doesnt do, the washing, ironing cooking. I also own Janomes Digi Pro and Customiser 11000, then you can add to those Generations as well.Įmbirds manager on it's own is a great file manager, embroidery conversion tool, thread colour changer, plus a whole lot more. I own Embird basic suite, Studio, the digitising plug in, and Cross stitcher.

SewWhat-Pro.exe file1.ext1 file2.Margie t, is there room on your soap box for another Embird enthusiast.

Supports a command-line interface for file conversion which has the form:.

If the plugin stops working after updating to a newer version of Windows, simply uninstall and reinstall it. Once the plugin is installed, it becomes seamlessly integrated into the SewWhat-Pro workspace and can be used to preview and convert a variety of different Cross-stitch formats.

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You may download the DEMO, or purchase the MC plugin for SewWhat-Pro, here.

Converts Cross Stitch pattern files to embroidery files using a “plugin” from myriaCross (MC).

Capability to write Smart Media or Compact Flash cards for Singer, Brother, Janome, and new Bernina machines.

Graphical or text-based reordering of thread color stops is available.

Density adjustment dialog to resize a pattern at constant density.

Cutting toolbar allows graphical separation of patterns at specific stitches.

Applique cutter tool for creating SVG and JPG files for outline of applique, used to cut applique fabric in Cameo© and Cricut© software.

ICON toolbar button to toggle between thread pane information and alphabet mode for easy entering of pre-digitized lettering.

Hide or view (as thickened or dashed lines) jump stitches.

View (or hide) a stitch histogram of the thread length distribution for each pattern.

Print out the design and design summary.

Change individual thread colors and background fabrics.

Simulate the real-time stitch out of a pattern.

Convert from, and save to, various file formats (see chart below) either individually or in batch mode.

Resize, reposition, delete, rotate, and merge sewing patterns.

Use TrueType fonts to create monogram lettering (with varying degrees of quality).

View thumbnails (in Album View) of files in your working directory.

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View embroidery files, even if they are included in zip or rar archives.