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Hi Ramona, I remember you from our online weekly classes way back in the day. I switched to Embrilliance software recently and am learning to speak that language LOL argh. I kept seeing your name on Erich's lives and other places around the web. Nice to see you. I'm glad I looked into your website and TH-cam channel. Chrystal "Stitchgeek" Henthorne

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Bummer I missed the live!

Wise tips from a master embroiderer!

Cute idea!

Wow .. I started at 9 .. it's 2! How did I miss the time??

All of the swo buffalo text is not centered

Using the stretch vinyl is such a great idea! It really added to the beautiful butterfly. I would appreciate hearing more about why you used the Mylar for the cat. Did I miss something? Thanks 😊

Always appreciate your info!

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❤Thank you, Ramona

For text that is big enough, I like using edge run and maybe zigzag

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I'm retired Windows Server systems IT professional. In all the years of doing bios updates I have never had one fail. I've done thousands ove the years. That's just bad luck.

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Good morning all, Hello Ramona!

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what about service on the machine.

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Hi Ramona! Happy Saturday Everyone!

Thank you! I can't wait to try this. I even have a package of window screen...

The horrible miserable beast Richardson # 112 is why 'Patches' are being heat pressed & stitched on to caps. Leather Patches and other patch materials are the norm for the Beast 112. The Beast 112 is the most popular cap on the planet. I have no explanation for this. They are uncomfortable and feel like you're in a headlock. And- the company 'Richardson' are very difficult to deal with. Miserable people.

I love all your new Tools!!!! You are going to have to do a month long show on the laser!!!! Thank you!!

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I have done Battenburg lace freemotion. We used the tape laces to form the shape (there was an example of the tapes on the Wikipedia page) The tape was shaped on a base of WSS. We filled in the space between the tapes with freemotion stitches forming bars/brides and woven spiderwebs. The machine tapes were also used in hand Battenburg. They shaped the tape by hand tacking it to a paper base. The fills were worked with needle and heavier cotton thread. I also shuttle tat and it is a completely different technique. Carol Undy has an excellent lesson on digitizing Battenburg for our modern embroidery machines.

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#Rewind crew. Thank you

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It was a sleep-in day for me so I missed the live show. Thanks for making it available 😄

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How about a lesson on Shading and open Fills to give a water color splash effect?

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Do you have a video discussion regarding serif feet on small fonts, like 6mm. Or a video of Erich’s or other you would recommend. I’ll check out The last link you mentioned as well. Thanks.

This is great info. I had a friend text yesterday looking for a font. She was asking if I had a particular software, which I didn’t. I suggest a friend that might have it, but she didn’t really want to bother her. So, I said, just offer the fonts that you have available in your software that are a close match. I know in our ScreenPrinting department, they will spend lots of time looking for fonts. My advice, if you don’t have time to do the searches, is to say this is what I can offer. Sorry I missed the live!!!! I guess the cats were sitting in for me💗💗 Thank you for always giving excellent information!!💗💗💗

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Great information! Thanks for sharing!

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What point? Many people call RG points sharp but they aren't the same as an "R" point True sharp.