Step by Step Guide to Embird Digitizing Studio - eBook
770+ page Downloadable eBook

If you have ever considered trying your hand at digitising but were wondering if you could learn how to create your own designs then look no further.

Carolyn Keber has written an extensive step by step tutorial for Embird Studio that will take you through the whole program and teach you bit by bit how to create your own wonderful designs. In no time at all you will be creating designs like a “pro”.

With the release of this latest Studio version the time has never been better to learn new skills. You will be amazed at just what you can do in Embird Studio and also how easily and quickly that you can create and edit your own designs.

From auto outlining designs to quickly creating border designs, auto repeating objects, Redwork from images and much much more.

In fact there is so much in this Studio tutorial. It has over 770 pages and lots of detailed pictures and information.

Carolyn goes to great pains to explain as much as she can about the program so that you learn not only how to use the tools and settings but also why you use them.

Click the image right to view an excerpt from the new tutorial.

In Carolyn’s latest Studio tutorial she takes you through many lessons explaining the commands and features of the programs.

Included is a Table of Contents at the beginning of the tutorial plus an extensive Index at the end of the tutorial to help you quickly find what you are looking for.

If you have used Embird Manager and Editor then you’ll understand why Embird Digitizing Studio is a much loved digitising program which gets better with each release.

So, take the plunge now and purchase Carolyn’s very latest Digitizing Studio tutorial and teach yourself how to use this wonderful digitising program.

Customer Testimonial:

"Hi, just wanted to say that this tutorial, even though I find it expensive, should be put up as a big advertisement on the home page of your site.

Very glad I bought it, only 1/4 of the way so far but learned more in that time than I did since I bought the software last year. I would highly recommend this to anyone who buys the Embird program. I will gladly suck up the price as it is worth the frustration of trying to learn on your own and make many mistakes, then loose interest for a while.

Bottom line is, Buy The Tutorial. I am not even finished and learned a lot. Can't wait for the DVD's and to learn so much more. It is so easy to understand. Thanks for your time and thanks to the Author. "

Cheers,

Phillip Bourgeois

Please Note: The total zipped file size is 36mb which includes the 770+ tutorial .pdf and additional files needed for using throughout the lessons. Due to the large file size, it will take some time to download.

This is some of what can be found in the tutorial.

• Detailed explanations of all the commands and options in Font Engine. 

• Lessons covering redwork, chain stitch, script fonts, satin stitching and much more.

• Lessons on applique.

• How to edit WMF files in Editor.
• Lessons on how to use Wing Ding and Ding Bat fonts and how to convert vector images (WMF files) into embroidery designs.

• Lessons on multiple lines of text, calendars and clocks.
• How to create text around a circle or shape.

• How to create your own baseline shapes for use with text.

• How to fix the problem when there are gaps showing in text letters.

• How to use Font Engine in Studio.
• A lesson on altering connections in Studio.

• A lesson on baselines and the options in Studio.
• Multiple lines of text in Studio.
• Converting vector files in Studio.

And much more.......

Batch Converting in Embird Manager Video  (for Embird 2012/2013)

This video shows how to batch convert designs. Using a single design Carolyn shows you how to convert the design to a number of different formats at the same time. She explains the formats and how various formats convert differently to others. She also shows you to to convert into the correct hoops for the format you need.

This video will download in .mp4 format and play on your computer. You can then easily watch and listen to Carolyn as she shows you how to use Embird Studio. Be sure to test the FREE Video before you purchase this to ensure you can play .mp4's on your computer.

Special FREE Offer - Valid from September 12th 2012
Order the fantastic Step by Step Guide to Embird DVD and this video will be included FREE.

Hide Colors in Embird Editor Video (for Embird Editor 2012/2013)

This is a short video created by Carolyn Keber that shows you how to  Hide Colors in Embird Editor 2012. It highlights one of the new features included with Embird 2012.

This video will download in .mp4 format and play on your computer. You can then easily watch and listen to Carolyn as she shows you how to use Embird Studio. Be sure to test the FREE Video before you purchase this to ensure you can play .mp4's on your computer.

Special FREE Offer - Valid from September 12th 2012
Order the fantastic Step by Step Guide to Embird DVD and this video will be included FREE.

Show Contents of Zipped Files Video  (for Embird Manager 2012/2013) 

Show Contents of Zipped files is a short video showing you how to use this command in Embird Manager. It’s quick and easy and will save you unzipping all your files in your folders.

This video will download in .mp4 format and play on your computer. You can then easily watch and listen to Carolyn as she shows you how to use Embird Studio. Be sure to test the FREE Video before you purchase this to ensure you can play .mp4s on your computer.

Special FREE Offer - Valid from September 12th 2012
Order the fantastic Step by Step Guide to Embird DVD and this video will be included FREE.

Viewing Text Files in Embird Video (for Embird 2012/2013)

Have you tried opening your text files in Embird only to find that Embird shows you an error message that your files are not an embroidery file and cannot be viewed? You know that you used to be able to view text files in Embird so why are you getting an error message now? In this instructional video Carolyn Keber shows you the steps that you need to take in order to view your text files correctly in Embird – just like you used to do.

This video will download in .mp4 format and play on your computer. You can then easily watch and listen to Carolyn as she shows you how to use Embird Studio. Be sure to test the FREE Video before you purchase this to ensure you can play .mp4s on your computer.

Special FREE Offer - Valid from September 12th 2012
Order the fantastic Step by Step Guide to Embird DVD and this video will be included FREE.

Adding Interest to Applique Stitching in Studio Video
(for Embird Studio V6) 

In this video Carolyn shows how to take a satin appliqué edge and add your own unique touch to it. She starts by using a normal satin outline and changing it to an appliqué and then adding some unique touches to it. It will help inspire embroiderers to jazz up their applique. This video playing time is just under 10 minutes. 

This video will download in .mp4 format and play on your computer. You can then easily watch and listen to Carolyn as she shows you how to use Embird Studio. Be sure to test the FREE Video before you purchase this to ensure you can play .mp4's on your computer.

Special FREE Offer - Valid from September 12th 2012
Order the fantastic Step by Step Guide to Studio DVD and this video will be included FREE.

Auto Outlining in Studio Video (for Embird Studio V6 & above)

Auto Outlining in Embird Studio is a 5 minute video created by Carolyn Keber that shows you how to use the Auto Outlining command in Studio. This video shows you how quick and easy it is to create an auto outline and how to edit it. In the video Carolyn shows you how to turn the auto-outline into a Redwork outline and also what changes to make as you work it.

This video will download in .mp4 format and play on your computer. You can then easily watch and listen to Carolyn as she shows you how to use Embird Studio. Be sure to test the FREE Video before you purchase this to ensure you can play .mp4's on your computer.

Special FREE Offer - Valid from September 12th 2012
Order the fantastic Step by Step Guide to Studio DVD and this video will be included FREE.

Embird and the Silhouette Cameo

Have you purchased the Silhouette Cameo or are considering purchasing it? 

And even better news, with a few clicks of the mouse you can take a pre-digitised design from Embird Editor and Manager and send it to the Cameo Software in order to cut the appliqué pieces. You don’t even need to own Embird Studio.

In this small tutorial you will be guided through three different step-by-step lessons showing you how to create your own appliqué design in Embird and the Silhouette software, right through to your machine.

The first lesson is in Studio and then from the Silhouette Cameo software. Carolyn will then take you through the appliqué process right through to your machine and stitching.

The second lesson is also in Studio but this time using a purchased appliqué design. Carolyn will take you right through the process including in the Cameo software and then to your machine.

The third lesson shows you how to open a purchased appliqué design in Embird Editor and Manager and then with a few clicks of the mouse, take it to the Silhouette software and then through to your machine. You do not need Embird Studio for this process.

Included with this tutorial are two appliqué designs which have been generously donated by Sweet Heirloom from their Appliqué Tropical Fish Collection.

Also included is a Snowflake Fairy which was kindly donated by Ananda at Ananda’s Divine Designs.

Both are for your own personal use with this tutorial.

On a personal note, Carolyn owns both the Cutwork needles and software and also the Silhouette Cameo and software. If she had known about the Silhouette Cameo before she purchased the Cutwork needles she would never have purchased the Cutwork Needles and software. Carolyn is so impressed with the Cameo and you have a dedicated machine for cutting appliqué rather than your embroidery machine cutting the pieces. So much better and so much quicker!

Embird Studio, Applique from Pre-cut Shapes & the Accuquilt Go Cutter

Do you love appliqué? Maybe you love appliqué but stitching the shapes at the sewing machine means that you need to be really accurate with your stitching. As you know this is a time consuming task.

Wouldn’t it be great to have the appliqué shapes stitch on your embroidery machine while you either watched the machine stitch or you did other sewing or another job?

In this latest lesson for creating appliqué objects in Embird Studio Carolyn takes you through opening an image accurately at the original size in Studio and then creating accurate appliqué shapes to stitch at your machine. You no longer need to place fabric squares and then trim after the tackdown stitches in the hoop in this lesson. Carolyn will show you an entirely different method.

You’ll have all the shapes cut beforehand and with your digitising skills in Studio you’ll create embroidery objects to match those shapes exactly. It’s quick and easy.

As well as showing you how to create accurate shapes and embroideries to match Carolyn also demonstrates the Accuquilt Go Cutter in this lesson - but the Go Cutter is not an essential accessory in order to use this lesson as Carolyn explains the same method when using appliqué shapes cut by hand.

The image below is a quilt from the PS I Love You book series that Carolyn made for her grandson. This quilt is easily replicated using the method taught in Carolyn’s latest lesson.

If you do use an Accuquilt cutter and dies then there is no longer any need to purchase pre-digitised designs for your shapes. You can make your own and personalise them whichever way suits the project that you’re working on, thus saving yourself money as well.

Save the shapes when completed and they’ll always be ready for future projects. They can be then edited, added to with shading etc. and made into fantastic new projects.

This is a fun way to create appliqué and you’ll be sure to wonder why you ever did appliqué any other way.

Exporting Designs as Images for use with Text 
A New Method (for Embird 2010 & above)

Carolyn has written an 11 page lesson on how to export an embroidery design as an image and then use it in Embird Text to help align lettering.

This is a new way of viewing an embroidery image as a template in Embird Text. Follow along with Carolyn as she explains in her usual step by step method how to create an image from an embroidery design and then use it as a template in the Text Menu. It's quick and easy.

How to Create Lettering for Caps (for Studio V5 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

This video shows you how to change the sewing order, used for lettering on caps. Caps stitch in a manner that a line of stitching starts to stitch in the center of a cap and then stitches backwards towards the left side. Once finished the machine would then move back to the center once more and then complete the stitching by stitching to the right.

Creating Single Line Text in Studio V4
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Have you ever wished that you could create a nice single line text to embroider on your garments or objects? Perhaps the text options available through Embird fonts just dont create the right lettering type, but you really like the style itself.

There are not alot of options available for single line text, but in this lesson Carolyn will show you how to easily create your own text with the outline style of your choice, using the Embird Text as a template.

Altering Fills for True Type Fonts  (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

This lesson you will learn how to create a pretty design using True Type Fonts & Font Engine and then how to alter the fill of that design in Embird Editor.

Smart Reverse Stitches (for Embird 2006 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

This tutorial shows you a very simple, easy way to reverse stitches when you have multiple lines of text to stitch in a single design. Reverse stitching is when every alternate line of lettering is reversed to prevent the embroidery machine making such long jump stitches to repeatedly move from right to left to restart the line of stitching.

Thinking Outside the Square (for Embird Studio V5 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Work along with Carolyn as she uses Embird Studio and MS Paint to draw all the pieces needed for a sewing pattern, with all the grade rules marked on the image. Carolyn found she didnt need all the fancy drawing software, and could instead use Embird Studio and MS Paint to easily create what she needed. She certainly thought "Outside the Square" for the use of Embird Studio. 

Changing Designs to Images (for Embird 2006 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

This lesson shows you how to change embroidery designs into usable images. You will learn how to remove the jump stitches that show in 3D mode, so you can export a perfect 3D image of your embroidery. This image can be used in various ways, to print out on letterheads, cards etc.

Creating Vectors with Xara Xtreme (for Studio V4 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Embird Studio has the ability to import Vector Graphic Files and then convert them into instant embroiodery designs. Vector files are graphics files that consist of lines and curves. Most vector files that are available for downloaded have not been created with the intention of turning them into embroidery designs, and the results are not always the best when stitching out.

Xara Xtreme is a really good program for creating your own vector files. In this lesson Carolyn shows you to easy it is to use some of the tools in Xara and turn that graphic into a deisgn in Embird Studio.

Fun with Guidelines (for Embird 2010 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson,  Carolyn shows you how to use one of the new features in the latest release of Embird – Embird 2010 Build 8.8. Guide Lines are now accessible in Embird Editor.

Carolyn shows you one way in which you can cleverly use the Guide Lines to split objects and re-arrange the files into a different design. Included in this little lesson is the design file that Carolyn used. 

Using Stitch List to Edit Designs (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this tutorial Carolyn will show you to to automatically convert a WMF file into a one color embroidery design using Font Engine. Then how to use Stitch List in Embird to identify the different parts of the design and split them. This enables you to change the colors of the different parts of the design and stitch them all individually.

Duplicating Parts of a Design (for Studio V4 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Have you ever created a design in Embird Studio and wished you could have duplicated the notes from one side of the object and mirror image them so that a single object is created all at once. This would save time digitizing by not having to digitize the other side. Carolyn will show you how to do this in this lesson.

Building a Library of Design Parts (for Studio V4 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Not everyone is a digitizer, nor do they want to become a digitizer. Howerver there might be a time when you are putting designs together in Embird, and find you need a special shape to finish off.

Carolyn will show you how to create your shapes, and build a library of design parts to be used at your convienience.

Corner Designs into a Frame (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson,  Carolyn shows you how to take a design, rotate it and turn it into a frame design using the Edit/Corner command in Embird Editor.

You can then insert other designs or fonts of your choice into the center of the frame.

Customizing the Design Page (for Embird 2006 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Customize how you view hoops on your computer screen in the Design page of Embird Editor. Learn how you can set the hoops, grid, background, and borders to colors of your choice.

Customizing hoop colors could be used for various reasons. One, to show the background color of the hoop, as fabric you intend to stitch the design on, to see if any thread colors need changing to suit the background fabric.Another reason is if you dont want the grid lines to show when you print a template of the design.

Keyboard Shortcuts for Studio V5
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Use this handy printable guide as a quick reference guide for around 90 different keyboard shortcuts you can use to speed up your digitizing in Embird Studio.  The shortcut command, along with description of what it does are both included.  A must have for any serious digitizer.

Creating a Personal Favorites Folder (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Carolyn will show you how to create your own personal folders for a "quick start" straight into your embroidery designs folder.

Re-coloring Designs (for Embird Editor 2008 & above)

This downloadable tutorial is about how easy it is to change colors in a series of designs using the Load command in Manager. This command is particularly useful for design sets that have similar colors. By using this command you can quickly and easily change all the colors in sets of designs to new colors without having to laboriously change each color individually.

Changing One Color Designs into Two Colors  (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson Carolyn shows you how to personalize a design by changing a one color object into a two color object, and then inserting a basting stitch to stabilize your fabric.

Personal Thread Catalog (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson Carolyn shows you how to change and customize thread colors of a design, and create your own thread colors and catalog using RGB colors (not just choose colors from a thread manufacturer).

EDR Files (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson Carolyn shows you the role of EDR files when chaging colors in Embird Manager. If you use Embird, you would have seen EDR files tucked away with your designs. These files contain all the color information of your designs with the same name. Carolyn shows you how to choose your colors and save them in EDR.

Adding Alignment Lines to Create Border Designs (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson you will learn how to add alignment lines to a design that can be then sewn, in a continuous manner on your embroidery machine. This is handy when you would like to sew a design around the edge of a tablecloth or other special linen and do hot have a special border hoop for your machine.

The Overlap and Gigahoops have been known to cause embroiderers a few heartaches at their machine as some have found that they have small gaps where their split design should re-join at the machine.

Carolyn, with the help of her friend Bryden, has come up with a solution to this problem that will hopefully solve this problem. 

In this 50 page tutorial, follow along with Carolyn as she takes you through splitting using the Janome Gigahoop as an example, and then shows you how to align the design at the machine.

Carolyn shows you two different methods of getting a good alignment.

By the end of the tutorial you should feel confident enough to try your hand at splitting your own designs and stitching them out knowing that they will align nicely.

The lesson is filled with great information, photos and tips for splitting as well as aligning the design at your machine.

While this lesson is written using the Janome Gigahoop as an example, anyone with an Overlap hoop will also find this lesson very helpful.

It it shows you how to split and then re-align at the machine even when you have previously had problems aligning your designs.

Splitting for Overlap Hoops (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson Carolyn shows you to to split designs from within Embird, to be used for Overlap Hoops. The hoop used in this example is the Brother Overlap hoop 100x172 but any overlap hoop can be used by applying the same principles in this lesson.

Auto Outlining in Studio (for Embird Studio V6 & above)

Auto Outlining in Embird Studio is a 5 minute video created by Carolyn which shows you how to use the Auto Outlining command in Studio. This video shows you how quick and easy it is to create an auto outline and how to edit it. In the video Carolyn shows you how to turn the auto-outline into a Redwork outline and also what changes to make as you work it.

This video will download in .mp3 format and play on your computer. You can then easily watch and listen to Carolyn as she shows you how to use Embird Studio. Be sure to test the FREE Video before you purchase this to ensure you can play .mp3s on your computer.

Redwork Made Easy (for Embird Studio V5 & above)

This fabulous 25 page tutorial shows three different ways to do Redwork, what stitches to use, what settings to use and how to get the Arrange Outline Parts command to work nicely with the Redwork. It’s an easy to follow lesson which will have you creating your own Redwork within no time at all. It also includes a video which demonstrates the Arrange Outline Parts command - for those that like to "see" how to do it.

The Redwork Made Easy download file includes:

• Full color tutorial in pdf format on creating Redwork using Embird Studio
• Four minute video demonstrating the Arrange Outline Parts command
• Two example designs in both of and jpg formats 

Creating Mono-Color Designs (for Studio V5 & above)
Tutorial by Carolyn Keber.

This tutorial teaches you how to create a very pretty single colored design , such as the Monogram shown above - with a variety of fills and outline styles that will turn out an embroidery design suitable for use on linen, clothing, towels, and much more.

Carolyn, in her usual easy to follow step by step manner, shows you how to plan and then create the design using the Embird Studio tools.

The Outline Tool (for Studio V4 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Learn how to use the outline tool and change the parameters or stitch settings to different selections to create different effects. The outline tool in Studio is very versatile and has a number of options available to it. Carolyn will guide you through this, to make your own Love Doves.

Using Wide Satin Stitch (for Studio V5 & above)

In this tutorial Carolyn takes you through a lesson on using the Wide Satin Stitch feature in Embird Studio.

The wide satin stitch setting was released in the Embird Studio Version 5 and is a great alternative to regular satin stitch when you are creating large fill areas that require satin stitch but the areas are too large for regular satin stitch.

Fun with Fur Motif Fills (for Studio V4 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

This lesson shows you how to use the motif fills in studio to create the best fur affect on an animal. Carolyn will guide you through the process of making this cute bear. This lesson is aimed at those who already have some knowledge of Studio and its commands and just want to learn the fur affect.

Converting Studio Fill to Sfumato Fill (for Studio V4 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson Carolyn will show you how to take an existing eof file - Embird Studio File - and change a part of that file into an interesting fill using a command in Embird Studio. This is perfect for creating the checkered effect on the bears shirt to look like a knitted top. You will need to have Sfumato registered to use this lesson.

Introduction to Embird Cross Stitch 3 
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Carolyn takes you through a couple of the great features of the Cross Stitch plug-in for Embird. Learn how to make this yellow flower into a cross stitch fill design with this 14 page tutorial.

Introduction to Sfumato V2
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson Carolyn will introduce you to Embird Sfumato Plug-in. She will show you the basics of how easy it is to take a photo and turn it into an embroidery design.

Creating an Applique Design (for Studio V3 & above)

This downloadable tutorial ebook shows you how to create an appliqué design in Embird Studio using the Outline Tool and adjusting the Parameters to suit the design.

Carolyn takes you through this lesson step by step, and shows you how to create a very cute applique lion from clipart. 

Carolyn also teaches you how to create the fur effect for the lion’s mane and how to add the other body features for the lion. The tutorial also includes photos showing how the design is stitched out on an embroidery machine.

Applique with Fonts (for Font Engine & Embird 2006 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

This lesson Carolyn uses Font Engine to create an applique lettering of her grandsons name, for a Santa Sack. She shows you how to edit the letters so that Embird will stitch all the applique in one stitchout, rather then individual letters. It takes a little work in Embird to do this, but the result is seamless, and stitches as a quick applique on your machine.

Creating Stabilizing Grids for Designs (for Studio V3 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

Have you ever stitched out a design and found that the outline is "off" - away from the edge of the design - leaving a gap between the fill and outline. This can be caused by a number of factors and is not always the result of a poorly digitized design.

Some of the causes can be:

• The same direction of fill used throughout the design.
• Improper hooping.
• Improper stabilizing
• A stretchy fabric

In this lesson you will learn how to create a grid in Embird Studio so that you can save it to your machines memory. Once you have created the grid you will then be able to adjust the size of this grid for every hoop size that you have for your machine and save it in the memory fo your embroidery machine. This way you can "call up" your gird and use it before stitching out any design you wish - especially those with outlines.

Creating Basting Stitches for your Machine Hoops (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this tutorial you will learn a very simple way to create your own basting files for each of your machine hoops. Then you can save these basting files to your embroidery machines memory. This way you can easily call up the basting stitches, for the hoop you are using, when you go to stitch out your design.

When you use basting stitches before stitching your design out, you know your design will be safely secured to your hoop and fabric. As the basting stitches are stored in your machines memory, you can use them over and over again.

Make a 3D Lavender Hanger (for Embird 2004 + )
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson Carolyn shows you how to take a freestanding lace design and make it into a 3D Lavender Hanger.

You will learn how to seperate the design and re-arrange the sewing order, duplicate parts of it and then put it back together again.

Step by Step instructions and photos are also included for stitching out your design and completing your 3D Freestanding Lace Lavender Hanger.

Make a Bobbin Work Butterfly (for Studio V3 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In this lesson you will learn how you can create wonderful effects with your embroidery using Embird Studio.

The butterfly you will learn to make will be a combination of cutwork using organza and "bobbin work" or free stitching in Studio.

Creating Fluffy Flowers (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

If you dont know how to digitize, then Carolyn will show you an easy way to create cute fluffy flowers in Embird using two of Embirds plug-in texts. You will be able to make this fluffly flower from the round full stop, or period in an alphabet.

She will also show you how to stitch out the flower and cut your bobbin thread to create this cute fluffy flower.

Creating 3D Designs (for Embird 2004 & above)
A free tutorial for newsletter subscribers from My Secrets.

In your "Embroidery Stash" you will have a number of regular embroidery designs that, with a little bit of thaught, and help from Embird, can be changed into 3D designs.

This tutorial shows you how to change a design from "regular embroidery" to "lovely 3D embroidery. This method of creating 3D designs would be suitable for lots of designs. You could reate bees, bugs, dragonflies, fairies, flowers and much more.