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Carol Undy
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Добавлен 28 янв 2009
MACHINE EMBROIDERY AND DIGITIZING
Fringed Lettering
In this requested video I give my take on how to create fringed lettering. You will need to experiment a bit and test sew, but the effect is a lot of fun and can make attractive personalised projects.This can be done in V7, V8 and V9 of the Bernina Designer Plus Software.
In the video I refer to the Keyboard Mapping feature in V9. I have a video on this here. ruclips.net/video/qkEPwomOXKg/видео.html
My tutorial on Fringes and Tassels can be found here. payhip.com/b/MpIby
In the video I refer to the Keyboard Mapping feature in V9. I have a video on this here. ruclips.net/video/qkEPwomOXKg/видео.html
My tutorial on Fringes and Tassels can be found here. payhip.com/b/MpIby
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Create Monogram Borders and use them for Applique or Badges
Просмотров 201День назад
In this video I show you the versatility of creating your own borders for the monogramming tool. Most of the video applies to the Creator level and the Designer Plus level (V8 and V9) of the Bernina software. The last part is for Designer Plus only as it uses Content Connect in the Art Canvas section of the software. In that section, I refer to a course about that which I have available to purc...
The Monogramming Tool Overview
Просмотров 22121 день назад
Embroidered monograms are always popular. The monogramming tool in Bernina Versions 8 and 9 Designer Plus and Creator software make designing a monogram easy. In this video I give you an overview of the tool. There are lots of possibilities for this tool so there will be more videos on how you can use it. You can message me on Facebook here. CAUndy Visit my Creative Fabrica store (...
Quilt Motifs From Pattern Stamps (Designer Plus versions only)
Просмотров 378Месяц назад
If you have watched my video Continuous Quilting Part 2 Adding Motifs, then this video gives you another option for sourcing motifs, and they are already in your software if you Have the Designer Plus version of the Bernina software. You can find the Continuous Quilting Part 2 video here ruclips.net/video/XC88p_fDl48/видео.html
Design Review Part 3 The Embroidery
Просмотров 251Месяц назад
There is a lot in this video that will help you manually digitize any embroidery with Bernina Designer Plus software. I talk about pull compensation, underlay, and types of fills. You will get more out of this video if you have watched Part 1 and Part 2 found here. Part 1 ruclips.net/video/qKFcqY2Q_OQ/видео.html Part 2 ruclips.net/video/vjWM8AE2DHY/видео.html These two videos are mentioned in t...
Design Review Part 2 The Applique
Просмотров 250Месяц назад
A follow on from Part which you can find here. ruclips.net/video/qKFcqY2Q_OQ/видео.html In this video I walk you through creating an Applique using the Advanced Applique tool in Bernina Designer Plus software. You can get the image I used in this exercise here. in.pinterest.com/pin/apliqu 302304193753624497/ Follow my Facebook Page here. CAUndy Some short couses using the software ...
Design review Applique or Embroidery Part 1
Просмотров 390Месяц назад
This first of a series of 3 videos gives an overview of a viewers design and how it could be made better. In Part 2 I will show how to create an Applique from the image and in Part 3 I will digitize a smaller version of the image with embroidery objects. The image can be found here. in.pinterest.com/pin/apliqu 302304193753624497/ The video about Pull compensation I refer to in this video can be...
Continuous quilting Part 2 adding motifs
Просмотров 258Месяц назад
Make a continuous quilting design with motifs in V8, V9 and Creator versions of the Bernina digitizing software. This is Part 2. You can watch Part 1 here. ruclips.net/video/kpmuFdQSeK0/видео.html 0:00 Intro 0:55 Quilt Block Reference 1:49 Motifs 4:00 Digitize Motifs 10:00 Using Closed Object Motifs 16:50 Layout Quilt area 19:00 Set guideline 20:44 Set Stitch order 23:07 Digitize connecting lin...
Continuous quilting designs part 1
Просмотров 520Месяц назад
Suitable for all versions of Bernina Designer Plus and Creator. This is the first part of a series in which I will show a number of techniques you can use to create a continuous quilting design.
The wave effect
Просмотров 351Месяц назад
Applying the wave effect, in Bernina Designer Plus Software, adds dimension and interest to your design. In this video I show you how. This effect is available in versions 7 and 8 as well as version 9. I touch on some auto digitizing processes too and how to improve your results. For more on this watch my Frog series of videos starting with this one. ruclips.net/video/iOy_K0CBLn8/видео.html I h...
Create applique pieces with the Cutwork Tool or Needles
Просмотров 2112 месяца назад
Learn how to create cutwork files from an applique in both V8 and V9 of the Bernina Designer Plus software. This video follows on from my previous video where I show you how to create the applique. You can watch that video here. ruclips.net/video/ejsafmGrVgA/видео.html I also include a special announcement about an exciting new offering. To book a one on one zoom meeting with me go to tidycal.c...
Some Applique choices and techniques
Просмотров 6114 месяца назад
This video is the first part of two. I explore some options for creating an Applique with Blanket Stitch and Satin Stitch and discuss the issues that might occur. It is done in V8 Designer Plus, but can be done in V9 Designer Plus also. It is rather long as I cover a number of options, but try to watch it all so that you will be able to consider all the options when you digitize. In the next vi...
Love Lettering
Просмотров 4865 месяцев назад
In this video I use the Elastic Lettering tool, the Outline and Offsets tool and the Remove Overlaps tool to create put one word inside another word. Can be done in both Creator level and Designer Plus V9 and V8 You will find the video on Pathing Here ruclips.net/video/lyM4fSDq5v4/видео.html
Put your duplicates in the correct stitch order as you duplicate
Просмотров 3796 месяцев назад
Rather than have your duplicates placed at the end of the stitch order you can choose where they are placed. To do this I use the Travel Tool Bar and the Stitch Edit function. These other videos are useful in understanding these functions. The Color Film ruclips.net/video/j_13ykTKjHg/видео.html V9 Branching Tool makes Pathing so easy ruclips.net/video/BbKV07bmLXA/видео.html Chapters 0:00 The Co...
5 The Color Film
Просмотров 3486 месяцев назад
This video was done in V8 of the Bernina Designer Plus Software, but the tools are the same in V9 and the Creator level. The Color film and the Travel Tool bar are both discussed.
Copy and Paste, Duplicate and Duplicate with Offset
Просмотров 4677 месяцев назад
Copy and Paste, Duplicate and Duplicate with Offset
Multi Hooping For Large Designs Part 3 (final)
Просмотров 2287 месяцев назад
Multi Hooping For Large Designs Part 3 (final)
The Multi Hooping Tool for Large Designs Part 2
Просмотров 4977 месяцев назад
The Multi Hooping Tool for Large Designs Part 2
The Multi Hooping Tool for Large Designs Part 1
Просмотров 6319 месяцев назад
The Multi Hooping Tool for Large Designs Part 1
Frog 3 Fix the leg and optimise the stitch out
Просмотров 433Год назад
Frog 3 Fix the leg and optimise the stitch out
Frog 2 The Eyes Adding holes and Reshaping
Просмотров 503Год назад
Frog 2 The Eyes Adding holes and Reshaping
Thank you Carol for sharing this video. It was very enjoyable.Loved it❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Is it me or did the video go black at around 26:50???
Oh yes, It is the end, but for some reason I have managed to have a long bit of nothing after that. I will try to fix.
@@CarolUndy thanks for responding I was just a bit confused and wasn’t sure it was over.
Do you know if Bernina Creator 9 can save designs as PES for use on a Baby Lock Meridian 2?
Yes you certainly can. You just click on File - Export Machine File and choose your File type to save to.
Hi Carol, thank you for this video, I was totally desperate to find how to use it 🙂 As I live in a French speaking country I learned sewing in French and found NOTHING in French over either the software or the Bernette B79 Yaya Han ed.... Hopefully I do understand English. I wanted to take one of the designs and add the name of the person I'm giving the present to. But on the machine the lettering is SO big it couldn't fit on the future pencil case I'm sewing... Let's hope I can manage with your help. ;-)
Hi Vanessa, Have a go, choosing a font that has the appropriate size range you need. If you have any problems, post here or on my Facebook page here facebook.com/CAUndy. and I will try to help you. Even if you write in French, I will try with google translate. Cheers Carol
Thanks Carol another easy to follow video 🎉
Glad you found it easy.
Monogramming has always been a simple project but has become much more complex over time. Thanks for going through the different steps and processes for us. Your videos are always a pleasure, Carol!
Yes, there are so many options now.
Another great video sure is a lot of options in there to choose from.
Definitely!
Thanks!
Very much appreciated.
Monogramming staat nog op mijn to do list ;-))
That was lucky then. Have fun.
Thank you Carol for another great tutorial. I love continuous quilting. i am getting to know my software now which is a good thing. Comparing from 12 months ago. Have come along way thanks to your videos. Thank you. They are very useful.
That's great Caroline.
Thank you once again!
My pleasure!
Hi Carol thank you, looking forward to getting to grips with my software when the snow starts. Will have lots of questions once my lessons begin…having purchased your lesson kit.😁
Wonderful! All the best.
Thank you Carol. This is very useful 👌.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video thanks Carol quite interesting to see how we can utilise our wonderful software.
You're very welcome!
Ook heel leerzaam. ;-))
That is good. Glad you are learning your software. Enjoy
Great video. Thanks Carol.
You are so welcome!
I'm happy, happy, happy. Thank you Carol
I'm so glad!
I love yours videoes ...... so many many Thanks 😍
Glad you like them!
Your tutorials are awesome..once I actually get the software (need to setup and test the vm-I have a MAC) I will likely setup a session with you in a few months b/c I’m sure I will have ?’s only an expert like you could answer
Thank you for your kind words. Good luck setting up your software. Hope to hear from you in the not to distant future.
Can you use the fabric type adjustment on purchased embroideries (i.e. NOT *.art)
You can apply a fabric to purchased designs (stitch files), but the effect may not be applied to all objects in the design. You will get a notice saying that applying a fabric to the stitch file may have limitations and to use an all in one file if you have one, e.g. art. The reason for this is that the software may not interpret the stitch file perfectly in to the exact same objects that were originally digitized. I tested a .pes design and there was a change in the number of stitches, so some change took effect. I would have to test sew to be sure.
thanks Carol excellent
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you carol for explaining the embroidery part& the order it should go in. Some times you have to change some of the order of the stitching for it to so out properly.You did a great job. 😁
Thanks Caroline
Thanks for this awesome video! Is it possible to change the “cover stitching” to any BERNINA stitch or are you limited to a certain # of different stitches? I’m getting a 990 and deciding if I should switch to Designer Plus v9.2 or stay with mysewnet. I currently use various stitches for my appliqué and commonly use a bean stitch.
Yes you can! In fact you can digitize the applique with any of the available outline stitches. Bernina has a triple stitch which is what you call the bean stitch. As long as you enclose an area with outline stitches and or filled areas, you can make it an applique.
@@CarolUndy coool thanks a lot!
Thank you Carol for a really great video. Enjoy it a lot. You explained everything really well. Are you going to have a PDF on it like the rest of your lessons?
Sorry, I am not doing PDF's for RUclips videos at this time.
Thank you Carol. A most useful video...more than several lessons I've had in the past. Shows a practical use of all the tools put together. I think being able to visualize the goal of the project is what helped me the most. So many classes just tell me to do this, then that , then that and I don't have the goal in mind. This simple project allowed me to know what I needed to do, and then told me how to accomplish that. Great job!
So glad you enjoyed it. Happy digitizing.
Fantastic lesson. Thank you so much. Lots to process and think about, so I really appreciate the details you explained.
I'm glad you found it useful.
Great continue on from video 1, it is so good to go back and refresh on appliqué. So informative thank you Carol so looking forward to do this project.
Can't wait to see your design.
Yes please Carol,I am very interested in the applique way.Thank you for explaining the different ways of doing it.
I will release the video soon.
Absolutely interested in doing this via Applique. Thank you so much for the learning opportunity
Love this training method...so much clearer than most I have had. Looking forward to the next videos based on this practical digitizing task.
Glad you are finding my videos helpful.
I could hug you, Carol. Thank you. looking forward to the following video's. Greetings from the Netherland. Fenny
You are so welcome!
Quite a nice pic, enjoyed the video looking forward to the follow ons coming, also liked the selection of stitches used.
Glad you enjoyed it
Love learning from you as always!! Appreciate this video about digitizing and all the considerations. About the size, are you implying it's better to start with a smaller image? I have a large hoop and would have been happy with the original size.
The original size is fine, but choose carefully how you digitize. An applique at the original size would work well, but not a design that is full of step fill, as the large areas will pull in too much.
Thank you so much for addressing this issue. Min scan-n-cut 325 exports *.jpg when I scan to usb-I’m trying to fussy cut fabric and create and appliqué embroidery file to make stitching the cut object (backed with heat-n-bond lite) simple..thus I need a precise sized placement, tack down and outline applique stitch outs--I’ve been having problems using mysewnet as it sizes to the hoop size or rectangle-which is based on the “box” surrounding the object and not always precise. Resizing/ rescaling in my sewnet is based on the “box” surrounding the object--work properly only for symmetric objects. I’m getting the new 990; therefore considering getting Designer Plus v9 (although I have a Mac with M1 chip limiting virtual machine options)-I will do it if it can do the thinks I do in mySewNet, but no dealer knows enough to help me decide. I can always make an SVG in AI. Your demo shows potential for my fussy cut issue-I’ll start a 30d trial once I understand how to use it better-Thanks
The Bernina software creates placement and or cutting lines on the line you digitize, and centers the cover stitch (e.g. Satin, or Blanket) over these lines by default. There are options to offset any of these lines, You can then use the placement line or the cutting line as a basis for creating your cutting files. In fact you can export SVG files of an applique with just a few clicks of your mouse. See this video ruclips.net/video/P2shSQnbZms/видео.html So you can work both ways. If you were using your Scan'n'cut file, you would use the cut line to create the applique. As for measuring, the size of a design is measured by width and height. You can also check the size of individual objects. Resizing objects can be done proportionally by dragging corner handles, or by entering a new measurement in the transform tool box. You can also resize by a percentage of the original. To resize just the width, or just the height you can drag the side selection handles or unlock proportional scaling in the transform tool box and alter the width and height independantly. There is also a measuring tool that you can use to measure between any two points.
Thanks for the info..the problem I’m having can likely be fixed by the offset-I had a butterfly with antennas and b/c the resize is done by x and y only, the antenna placement was shifting on the round head (only object lines symmetric across the x or y planes get adjusted correctly-not a problem for larger objects
That sounds like a really weird way of resizing. When you resize in Bernina, you select all the objects you want to resize and then use one of the methods I previously discussed. All the objects then resize together keeping their relative positions.
Another ?-when you change to *.art files-does the size remain true?
Yes the size remains true.
Great-thanks again!
Thanks for post this great demo-I’m trying to decide which software to go with--when you were selecting and deleting objects front the *.pdf, could you have selected them from the object list on the left rather than trying the click in the correct spots? Additionally (I use AI) can you click off the eyeball-making layers not visible, can you select or delete only what is visible?
Hi Karen, The Art Canvas part of the Bernina Designer Plus software is Corel Draw SE embedded in the software. SE being for Special Edition. It does not have all of the tools of the full version of Corel Draw, but has more than enough for embroidery digitizers. You can also open the Corel SE as a stand alone software if you just want to work on graphics for a while. You can select objects from the Objects Docker which displays the objects in their layers. You can hide layers, (the eyeball) You can also block layers from being printed or exported. You can also hide and or lock individual objects or groups of objects that are on the same layer. I do not do a lot of work with graphics, but I am sure you would be able to achieve what you described.
@@CarolUndy thanks again..thus far you seem to be the only person I’ve found who is knowledgeable on this part of the software..there may be more-I just haven’t come across any
Thank you Carol for a great quilting video, I enjoyed it. Keep up the good work.💜
Thanks Caroline, I will try.
Vraiment merci toujours aussi instructif. Vos cours me manquent😀
My pleasure Mercedes
Thanks again… really enjoying these quilting videos… please keep them coming.
Glad you enjoyed it. I have another in the pipeline for users of Designer Plus only, but have something different to do first. If you are subscribed, and you have turned on notifications you will hear about it.
Thank you again! Do you think the upgrade to Version 9 from 8 is worth the money?
Choosing to upgrade or not is really a personal decision. Some things to consider are :- How much do you use your software and do you enjoy the process. What are your current computer specs and what operating system are you using. While V8 is still working fine on Windows 11 this may not always be the case. In V8 the Corel version that runs Art Canvas is not upgraded for Windows 11 so at some stage that part of the software may stop working. Check the computer system requirements for V9 on the Bernina website to see if your current computer will run V9. In theory you could keep V8 running on a computer running Windows 10, but after 14 October 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or technical support for Windows 10. Your PC will still work, but it would not be safe to use it to access the internet. The new features in V9 are outlined in the release notes which you can access via the Bernina website. I have made some RUclips videos about most of them. Check my V9 Playlist here ruclips.net/p/PL4w5132BrS486M3EK4in_tHmMz05GbX_Y Of course there are always small changes that are not obvious until you start using the software. So far Bernina has allowed owners of the software to upgrade from a few versions back, but this may not always be the case. If you love using the software, but don't think V9 is offering you anything you need, you could take the risk of waiting for V10 to see what that offers, but it may mean you have to purchase it outright which won't save you any money in the long run. And life is short. Choose your priorities according to what makes your life better and what you can afford.
@@CarolUndy Thank you for your thoughtful and informative answer. I did not know about Windows 10 not being supported after 10/14/25! For now I will stick with what I have, as it appears I may have to upgrade computers sooner than I had anticipated. I’ll save my money for that! Version 8 is plenty for what I do at this time. I still enjoy learning all that I can accomplish with what I have. Your videos are so inspiring. Grateful to be one of your You tube students.
Very informative tutorial Carol really enjoyed watching 1 and 2.
Thanks for this video. Helpful for edge to edge quilting mod you have or are you planning to Create any videos that show how to place quilting designs around an applique? Thanks
You might like to watch this video. It was done in V8, but the tool is also in V9. I used an embroidery as an example, but there is no reason why it wouldn't work around an applique design. ruclips.net/video/SPansk1FQTM/видео.html
I cannot seem to make branching work for me. i can think how i would do it manually, but when i try to use the branching feature i get weird added HUGE sections of block stitching outside of my design, cannot figure out why!?
If you message me through my Facebook page, I can arrange for you to send me your .ART file and I will try to work out what is going on. Here is a link to my Facebook Page facebook.com/CAUndy
Thank you Carol, Enjoyed watching that. I Love Corel Draw so I will be bringing in my quilting designs through there. Thank you again.Love what you do.
That's great Caroline.
Thank You👏
You're welcome 😊
Thank you Carol for sharing that. It's very interesting to watch how the different fills work. It's been a while since we had heard from you. It was nice to hear your voice again. 😀💜
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes I have been a bit distracted. Hope to get more videos up soon.
Thank you! ❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you!!! I'm learning sewwww much from you!
You are so welcome!
❤ the information is great
Glad it was helpful!
Great RUclips and delighted to know some of your website content will be available again xx
Thanks
Thanks carol
You are welcome.
I am revisiting the crochet lace again thanks for the great video.
You’re welcome 😊