[amayausers] Re: Design Knock Out - Is there an easy way

Just to agree with what you have said Sharon.

In our case. much of our work involves custom designs but if using a 
stock design from one of the big design houses [like Dakota] we will 
almost always edit that design which often will mean reducing stitch 
density, removing short stitches, maybe adjusting pull compensation, 
etc. There have also been times when major editing was needed to do 
things like change pathing or re-do part of the design.

Bob

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Rod or Sharon wrote:

>Hi Roland,
>Dakota designs were designed "bullet proof" so they can be sewn on anything. 
>That doesn't mean we don't need to edit the design for our particular 
>project.  You can almost always remove 10% of their stitching with great 
>success and the designs sew wonderfully well with no threadbreaks.  I 
>stitched several the other day doing just that with no thread or needle 
>breaks. The one thing we sometimes see is (depending on the fabric or cap 
>being sewn on) is that the design will pull away from the outline so we do 
>need to edit for that.
>Sharon
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