Can someone - Jeff? Others? Design Shop Experts/Trainers? Shed some lignt on how to do sew discs and aplique with the Amaya?
I feel like I have been going round and round for a while on this to no end - some claim to have done it - no one offers how to actually do it.
My theory...
You should be able to create lettering outlines in Illustrator or Corel Draw.
From there, you can take that and import into the Roland Cut Pro Software to cut out those letters in poly twil.
You can also then bring that vecor based lettering graphic into design shop.... BUT THEN WHAT? I tried the Vector to Aplique conversion and it sort of worked but looked ugly - and it did each letter one at a time rather than sewing the outline of the whole design, then stopping, then sewing a tack down stitch.
How do you create a sew disc to make it all work?
Imprintables Warehouse sells a program from Rennaisance called Twill Stitch Pro - but I would HATE TO WASTE $800 on the software only to find I can do it just as easily in Design Shop Pro plus.
http://www.renmachine.com/Ren_Machine_Software_TSP.htm
Can someone answer once and for all - can it be done and how can it be done?
I know Herman at Pineapple Place Embroidery is a Melco Tech and does Twill Letters and Sew Discs but I don't know if he uses Melco Software to produce those... http://pineappleplace.net
If you are out there Herman, maybe you can let us all know?
It just makes me upset that I have never used the GX-24 Digital Cutter I bought a year ago for the purpose I bought it for - cutting twill and sewing aplique. Instead, I have used it for vinyl cut heat transfers.
Please - someone help! [img]smile.gif[/img]
I feel like I have been going round and round for a while on this to no end - some claim to have done it - no one offers how to actually do it.
My theory...
You should be able to create lettering outlines in Illustrator or Corel Draw.
From there, you can take that and import into the Roland Cut Pro Software to cut out those letters in poly twil.
You can also then bring that vecor based lettering graphic into design shop.... BUT THEN WHAT? I tried the Vector to Aplique conversion and it sort of worked but looked ugly - and it did each letter one at a time rather than sewing the outline of the whole design, then stopping, then sewing a tack down stitch.
How do you create a sew disc to make it all work?
Imprintables Warehouse sells a program from Rennaisance called Twill Stitch Pro - but I would HATE TO WASTE $800 on the software only to find I can do it just as easily in Design Shop Pro plus.
http://www.renmachine.com/Ren_Machine_Software_TSP.htm
Can someone answer once and for all - can it be done and how can it be done?
I know Herman at Pineapple Place Embroidery is a Melco Tech and does Twill Letters and Sew Discs but I don't know if he uses Melco Software to produce those... http://pineappleplace.net
If you are out there Herman, maybe you can let us all know?
It just makes me upset that I have never used the GX-24 Digital Cutter I bought a year ago for the purpose I bought it for - cutting twill and sewing aplique. Instead, I have used it for vinyl cut heat transfers.
Please - someone help! [img]smile.gif[/img]
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