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Hello, I have a Brother VR and love it but i have recently been downloading free designs from internet and as some of the designs are too big i resize with wilcom (free edition) but when I make the design the stitch count is so high that it basically cuts the design out of the t shirt and you can see big holes around the design. I have used Buzzsize to adjust the size and stitch count but now it misses inner parts of the design out. Any advise would be amazing as I have been told to buy PE Design 10 at £999 which will sort this out but I cannot afford it. Are there any other pieces of software i can use or if there somewhere else i can get my designs. I have attached photos, the red flower is the lower stitch count, the green and red flower is the original design. Thanks Wayne
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For this operation used free machine embroidery software My Editor. To show you how to change the size of a machine embroidery design without changing the number of stitches in it, we are going to use this lovely horse’s head. Note the original stitch count in the lower left corner of the window. Find a Scale design icon on the screen left and click on it. You can scale your design in two slightly different ways. The first way is to change the size of a design by X percent: The second is to manually enter the height and width values in cm: Unless the image is skewed in the first place, don’t forget to check the “Keep proportions” box. This way, you’ll only need to change either the height or the width, and the correct aspect ratio will be maintained. Now, press OK. Note that the number of embroidery stitches in the design in both cases stays the same. If you accidentally entered the wrong value, just undo it by pressing Ctrl + Z on your keyboard. Having made all the alterations, Select File > Save as and store your resized design somewhere on your computer. Keep in mind that it is generally not recommended to scale your embroidery designs by more than 5%. Used Stay Wild machine embroidery design -
This is my second email with the same question. Please respond. The embroidery design titles "Mickey Mouse, Pluto and Donald Duck" comes in two sizes. Can you please tell me the stitch count of each size? I would like to order this but must know the stitch count before placing the order. Thank you
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I purchased Olaf embroidery design earlier this year. Is it possible to have you make me one that is 2.5\" tall & if yes, what would be the cost? Have a customer that wants lettering with it but he needs to be smaller to fit on shirt. I cannot get the stitch count to reduce & the outline turns into a blob when reduced. Breaks thread, also makes a mess on back. Puckering badly. Let me know if you can help.
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Since working with Tajima Pulse, some designs do not carry all the .PXF stitch information from the program to the machine when output to the spoiler. If I have worked with a design that I have done a stitch to outline transformation on, or taken a stock design and added text that I have modified via the Properties options, or specifically, done both, I find that the stitch count drops by a significant amount. I would say by 1k on a 14k design for instance, with 14k showing in the program and only 13k transferred to the machine. This particularly happens if I beef up the text for a better result. I have to save the design as a .DST and enter it from a floppy drive to get the full stitch count. My question is: Is there any way to correct for this, some option I'm not checking, or is this a program quirk and I just have to live with it. I have some customer designs that simply refuse to load from the serial cable option, which means that if my drive quits working I'd be SOL with that design. What's the fix?
