Tag Archive for 'Shape Border'

Fabric Postcard – Stitch in the Hoop

Published on June 1, 2008, there are 4 Comments

 

This tutorial is on stitching out the Fabric Postcard created in last week’s lesson. We’ll use the Fabric Postcard design created in Shapes and stitch the Postcard in the hoop. The postcards are fun and easy to make. Family and friends will be pleased to receive your unique, personal messages. Click above to view the video.

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4D Fabric Decorator – Book Mark

Published on May 18, 2008, there are 2 Comments

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 This tutorial is on the 4D Fabric Decorator.  Fabric Decorator allows you create embroidered fabric in a few easy steps.  This lesson can be used with 4D Fabric Decorator, 3D Fabric Decorator the Viking and Pfaff software.  Click above to view the video.

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4D Embroidery Line Type Circle

Published on May 11, 2008, there are 1 Comment

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This tutorial is on using the Line Type – Circle for Letters. I’ll show you how the circle line type works and the difference between Clockwise, Counter Clockwise and Full. This lesson can be used with 4D Embroidery Extra, 3D Embroidery, 4D/3D Pro, creative 4D Embroidery Extra, creative 3D Embroidery and creative 4D/3D Pro. Click above to view the video.

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4D Embroidery Mother’s Day make n take

Published on May 4, 2008, there are 1 Comment

This 4D Embroidery tutorial is a Mother’s Day make n take. Several features from prior lessons are used to create this Mother’s Day embroidery. This lesson can be used with 4D Embroidery Extra, 3D Embroidery, 4D Professional, 3D Professional, creative 4D Embroidery Extra, creative 3D Embroidery, creative 4D Professional and creative 3D Professional. Click above to view the video.

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Shapes – Using Satin and Fill

Published on April 27, 2008, there are 2 Comments

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This tutorial is on using the Satin and Fill features on the Shape tab. The Satin and Fill function allows you to customize the Shapes designs using a variety of satin and fill patterns.  Click above to view the video.

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