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Tutorials by Becky J
Tutorials
These tutorial CDs are by Becky McNeill, a well known and expert teacher of the Pattern Maker programs.
These "no installation required" tutorials run automatically when inserted into your CD-ROM drive.
You can see Becky's cross-stitch dog designs at this link.
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Patternmaker Toolbox - 2 CDs
Solution to Problems Volume 1 and 2
This latest tutorial set from Becky J is intended to enhance all her tutorial CD's for Pattern Maker. You will receive two CD's with 6 lessons on each CD.
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Volume # 1
- Creating custom hoops for splitting designs
- Creating bordered wedding announcements
- Making cross-stitch borders with TrueType fonts
- Making custom designs with PatternMakers new Sampler Packs
- Using new methods to make designs from graphics and minimize jump stitches.
- Bridging the gap - Correcting when pull compensation puts space between stitch out segments
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Volume # 2
- Exporting from PC Stitch V7 into Pattern Maker
- Using alternative methods for multi-hooping
- Whoops! - Dealing with mistakes when halfway through a stitch out
- Creating a design of your grandchild
- Using text and other XS designs for making custom designs and wall hangings
- Creating a beaded or dimensional look with KandyKane tool or beads in place of Mill Hill beads
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BIAC-4 Tutorial - 1 CD
(Tutorial CD for Patternmaker 4)
The main tutorial for the software is called BIAC-4 and is specific for PatternMaker Pro for Machine Embroidery v. 4.01. This auto-running CD tutorial goes through all the powerful features of the PatternMaker software with illustrations of applications for the package. This PatternMaker tutorial (BIAC-4) has about 2-3 hours of video with accompanying text and pictoral files.
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Cross Stitch To Go - 3 CDs
(tutorial CDs for Patternmaker)
We also offer 3 distinct lessons in our Cross Stitch To Go series which cover in depth step by step instructions on specific tasks in the software. They are best viewed and used in sequence to gain progressive mastery of these techniques. Each lesson has over one hour of multimedia instruction and pictures as appropriate to the lesson.
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Design from Start to Finish - shows a step-by-step walk through scanning a graph, coloring it in, graphing and exporting it out, setting up colors and stitching it out.
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Bigger is Definitely Better - shows the details of doing designs larger than your machine's hoop size, complete with digital photographs of the specific techniques and tricks.
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A Picture is worth 1,000 Words - shows techniques for creation of your own designs from graphic images (clipart, photographs) |
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Special Offer 20% off
Becky J has the following 4 CD tutorials, all available together for a special discounted price.
Just use the special Add to Cart button below to order them and you will save 20%.
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BIAC-4 Tutorial CD for Patternmaker
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Cross Stitch to Go 1 - Design from Start to Finish
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Cross Stitch to Go 2 - Bigger is Definitely Better
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Cross Stitch to Go 3 - A Picture is worth 1,000 Words |
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Seminar-on-CDs - 4 CDs
These mini-CDs are new for the 2003 teaching season. Becky is constantly touring and teaching the Pattern Maker software in classes around the USA. Now you can take all of Becky's newest classes from the comfort of your home! Each of these four 3" CD-ROM tutorials comes with the designs, samples and movies as shown in actual seminars. These are designed to extend the XS2GO tutorials with the newest techniques.
The current set of seminars on CD includes
- Seminar-on-CD 1 - Pattern Maker: Hints, Tips and Tricks
- Seminar-on-CD 2 - Pattern Maker: The Hoop and Beyond
- Seminar-on-CD 3 - Pattern Maker: Beyond the Basics
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Seminar-on-CD 4 - Pattern Maker: Hands on Tutorial
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A delivery charge of $5.00 will be added at Checkout to any order containing Becky J's Tutorials. All these CDs run automatically from your CD drive. Each tutorial has both textual information which can be printed (direct from Adobe Acrobat Reader) and movies which play on a MS-Windows platform.
(Win 95/98/2000/2000NT/XP). |
