Started with this:
And after some playing I get these:
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Art and Stitch - Design Day 46 Dragon
This was another vector file that I imported into ANS, I had to do allot of clean up as at some places it seems like there was lots of over stitching and I discovered that there were a number of small holes in a number of places that was causing it. Allot of use of the rework tool turned him into this cute...............or should I say fierce design.
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Art and Stitch - Design Day 44 Racing Flames
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Art and Stitch - Design Day 43 Flame Magic
Today I decided to play with a vector image of flames I found online and it produced some interesting designs both using the Magic Circle and the Magic Square.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Art and Stitch - Design Day 42
Today I played with the Import Vector Art feature.
I found this vector image of a Ornate Door Hinge and imported it and then played around with it for a while and then used the magic circle and magic square to produce a number of different designs.
I found this vector image of a Ornate Door Hinge and imported it and then played around with it for a while and then used the magic circle and magic square to produce a number of different designs.
Monday, October 10, 2011
More progress on the Hickory Star
Joined the background to the star points tonight.
Next steps is to join the sections to finish the star and then add the border. I really like how it is turning out.
Next steps is to join the sections to finish the star and then add the border. I really like how it is turning out.
Art and Stitch - Design Day 41
Tonight I did some playing around with True Type Fonts as described in Section 3.31 in the User Guide and it is as easy as described. I installed the Hawaiian Fonts by Pokelele and here are a few I converted.
Hawaiian Font 1 - B & D
Hawaiian Font 1 - E & F
Hawaiian Font 1 - G & W
Hawaiian Font 1 - B & D
Hawaiian Font 1 - E & F
Hawaiian Font 1 - G & W
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Great progress today on a Cherrywood Hickory Star
This morning I was trying to decide on what project to work on, I really wasn't in the mood to do the backing for the Twisted 9 patch and put it on the frame as I am still deciding on how to quilt it. I could take my Labyrinth out again and get it finished, it currently is on the bed in the spare room but it didn't really talk to me today.
I decided to work on an Embroidery Christmas tree that I want to make this year, had to search my computer for the instructions and when I found it, I discovered that I needed water soluble stabilizer, which I knew I had but couldn't find it. I can see where it was in my old apartment but couldn't find it today in my new sewing room. As I looked for it, I came across 2 Cherrywood jelly rolls and pattern that I bought about 3 years ago at PIQF and I decided to give it a go.
The first step was to decide how to divide the strips into 4 groups of nine, which Lar helped with and then sew them together. Next the strata needed to be cut into 4 triangles each which become the star points. The template on the pattern was not that great and as the instructions said "be careful when cutting there is no room for cutting errors" it was a little nerve racking but it turned out fine!
Here is what it looked like just before dinner
I have added on some of the background tonight a great navy color and hope to get the rest of the background on and join to all together after work tomorrow.
I loved working with the Cherrywood, the colors are just wonderful and the fabric has a lovely soft feel to it.
Overall a wonderful day in the sewing room.
I decided to work on an Embroidery Christmas tree that I want to make this year, had to search my computer for the instructions and when I found it, I discovered that I needed water soluble stabilizer, which I knew I had but couldn't find it. I can see where it was in my old apartment but couldn't find it today in my new sewing room. As I looked for it, I came across 2 Cherrywood jelly rolls and pattern that I bought about 3 years ago at PIQF and I decided to give it a go.
The first step was to decide how to divide the strips into 4 groups of nine, which Lar helped with and then sew them together. Next the strata needed to be cut into 4 triangles each which become the star points. The template on the pattern was not that great and as the instructions said "be careful when cutting there is no room for cutting errors" it was a little nerve racking but it turned out fine!
Here is what it looked like just before dinner
I have added on some of the background tonight a great navy color and hope to get the rest of the background on and join to all together after work tomorrow.
I loved working with the Cherrywood, the colors are just wonderful and the fabric has a lovely soft feel to it.
Overall a wonderful day in the sewing room.
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