If this happens, simply manually rotate it right-side up. PAY ATTENTION if your machine automatically rotates the design that it didn’t rotate it to UPSIDE DOWN. This is very easily accomplished right in your embroidery machine.
If you have a MULTI NEEDLE machine, it will likely need to be rotated by you for your hoop. You will need to know your machine to hoop your project accordingly.īecause the VAST majority of our customers have single needle machines, ALL of the horizontal files have been manually rotated.
You CAN use both the vertical and horizontal files on either machine, but be advised that IF you are using a horizontal block on your single needle, it has been already manually rotated and it will START at the TOP and END on the BOTTOM. Single needle machines have vertical hoops, while multi needle machines have horizontal hoops. TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION HOW YOUR MACHINE ROTATES DESIGNS: For denser quilting, use smaller designs. Choose which block you will be using after doing a little math to determine the height and width of your project and how many across you’ll need, and how many rows. Each block connects end-to-end in ROWS and mimics edge-to-edge pantograph style quilting. We provide both orientations so you will have maximum versatility with regard to size when planning your projects. REGARDING THE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ORIENTATIONS: They have all been worked separately to ensure a beautiful finished look to your project!ĮXACT FILE SIZES OF EACH BLOCK ARE AS FOLLOWS:
HOW TO COLLIDE EMBROIDERY FILES USING SEWART PDF
NOTE: Please be sure to view each block size in the Thumbnails PDF that is included in your download as the art varies slightly depending upon the block size and orientation. Rectangle block sizes (each includes a horizontal orientation file and a vertical orientation file) 5x7, 6x10, 7x12, 8x12, 9x14 and 10x16 (9X14 AND 10X16 are not available in JEF format) For every rectangle block there are TWO orientations included: Example 6x10 block: PLEASE refer to your Thumbnails PDF included in your download to view each block as artwork will vary slightly depending upon the size and orientation.ĪND there are 6 rectangle block sizes. ** please note that 4x4, 5x5, and 6圆 will have fewer motifs than the other sizes due to the smaller size of those hoops. Wall hanging quilt photos above courtesy of BeckyThompson, Becky finished these projects using our End-to-End Quilting™ Embroidery Designs! Be CERTAIN to watch her video!Įvery one of our End-to-End Quilting™ Embroidery Designs comes in 13 sizes.
Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Power Tools With Thread Youtube Channel as Becky has numerous educational videos on a variety of topics including MANY of our In-The-Hoop projects! It is ALL covered in the comprehensive video. This PDF does not go into the step-by-step of preparing your project, alignment etc. (Generally only the higher end machines have camera systems) Topics included in her video are: Anatomy of the Designs, Project Preparation, Choosing Design Size, Printing Templates, Creating Your Own Template, Alignment using a Camera System Machine, and Alignment and Hooping for a NON Camera System Machine. DBJJ receives a small commission from qualifying purchases.īecky Thompson of Power Tools With Thread has put together an outstanding, comprehensive educational VIDEO with tips and tricks for using our End-to-End Quilting™ embroidery deisgns. Product links may contain DBJJ affiliate links. We also have a few recommended products you may wish to check out listed below. Please read this document in its entirety as there is a lot of pertinent info. Each size block has been engineered and manually digitized by our team for EXACT end-to-end precision so that when they are aligned properly in your hoop, you cannot tell where one block ends and the next one begins! ADDITIONALLY, the art has been created for each size so that when the rows are stacked on top of each other, it provides a practically seamless, professional, allover quilting effect that mimics edge-to-edge (E2E) pantograph quilting! There is NO backtracking or double stitching. Every block is one continuous single-run line running end-to-end beginning on the left and exiting on the right.
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