WCsteve65
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| 21 Jan 2011 3:02 PM |
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| Could someone explain how to put outlines around text. Would it be different for designs?
Thanks, Steve. |
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starwhizz777
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| 22 Jan 2011 1:28 AM |
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Hello,
Adding outlines to text will vary with designs/fabrics.
It also depends on the size of the letters, and the type of outline stitch..usually satin or runs.
Unfortunately, no real way to answer that q, as the aspects are too vast. |
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WCsteve65
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| 22 Jan 2011 2:18 AM |
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Hello Nevi...seems like you are I are the only ones out here...I am trying to find where in ES-65 on how you can add outlines to text/objects. Is it called something else? Just trying to understand what process/command I need to know to put outlines on things.
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femmes1900
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| 24 Jan 2011 2:52 AM |
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WCsteve65
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| 26 Jan 2011 7:38 AM |
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| Really? No one out there puts outlines around text? Well I stumbled across the Insert/Offset Object tab and it will put run stitches around text...how do you do satin stitch? Input C? setting? |
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telmd
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| 01 Feb 2011 3:16 AM |
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| When im outlining i either use offset object or I manually Input C or run stitch around object/text. Offset works for most objects but sometimes you dont want to outline entire ooject in which case i manually outline it |
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solormoon
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| 08 Jun 2011 1:12 PM |
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In ES-65 there is a button called outline run. Click on it and click the edge of the object you want to outline. Sometimes you may have to do this a couple of times for it to take. It's just funny that way.It will also be the same color as the object you are clicking on. This makes it sometimes hard to see. After the outline run has been created around the object. Right click on the outline run and scroll down to Convert and then choose input C. It's usually the first icon.
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