Another very good explanation of a procedure on pe design 11. I have seen what looks like an imperfection on designs and was not aware why it or what caused it. Now I know and I can now correct them or at least try. thanks
I've watched so many of these videos on PE Design 11. Some are good, some are fair, but Terry does the absolute best. Anything that Terry does, you will know, when you watch it, it’s time well spent. She takes the time to explain it so well, that even "I" can understand it. 😊...Thanks, Terry. You’re terrific!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! I could not for the life of me work out why it would start stitching one part of a shape then shift over and start from the other side. I'm on a steep learning with no embroidery experience, but I'm having great fun and I learn something new on every attempt.
Why would they not allow for this option to be viewed for all machines? Aren’t most embroidery machines trim cutters, too? I do appreciate your vids. Just got this with the Luminaire.
Dianne Salazar - Newer machines have settings that allow you to turn the thread cutter on and off and to adjust for trim lengths. Older machines do not have the same options. I might leave the software on multi needle while I am designing, but in the end, I select a hoop size for my single needle machine and save the design.
Jani Demaree - you can look at the stitch attributes to see if underlay is an option for the stitch type selected. A good source of reference on stitch types and whether or not underlay is an option is in your reference manual. Look for Stitch attributes starting with page 376.
Another very good explanation of a procedure on pe design 11. I have seen what looks like an imperfection on designs and was not aware why it or what caused it. Now I know and I can now correct them or at least try. thanks
I've watched so many of these videos on PE Design 11. Some are good, some are fair, but Terry does the absolute best. Anything that Terry does, you will know, when you watch it, it’s time well spent. She takes the time to explain it so well, that even "I" can understand it. 😊...Thanks, Terry. You’re terrific!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! I could not for the life of me work out why it would start stitching one part of a shape then shift over and start from the other side. I'm on a steep learning with no embroidery experience, but I'm having great fun and I learn something new on every attempt.
Thanks for another great video and I wish you a great festive season as well.
Helga Baird thank you.
Perfect explanation thanks
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Why would they not allow for this option to be viewed for all machines? Aren’t most embroidery machines trim cutters, too? I do appreciate your vids. Just got this with the Luminaire.
Dianne Salazar - Newer machines have settings that allow you to turn the thread cutter on and off and to adjust for trim lengths. Older machines do not have the same options. I might leave the software on multi needle while I am designing, but in the end, I select a hoop size for my single needle machine and save the design.
Sew helpful. Do you mention this? If so I miss it. You do a very nice job.
Dianne Salazar - I have mentioned it in other videos that I recorded for PE Design 11.
Can you select CtrlA to select all of them so they all move at the same time?
Jani Demaree, yes CTRL A will select all
It doesn't show any under lay stitching. To you have to add that to the designs you digitize.?
Jani Demaree - you can look at the stitch attributes to see if underlay is an option for the stitch type selected. A good source of reference on stitch types and whether or not underlay is an option is in your reference manual. Look for Stitch attributes starting with page 376.
The satin stitch on the outside is not very tight? Can you show how to fix this? Thanks
Jani Demaree you can always increase the density of the satin stitch if you want a tighter stitch.
Do you know why my “view thread Trimming would be grayed out???
Dianne Salazar - to see the thread trims, you need to select the multi needle machine when selecting your hoop size.