Breaking Apart and Border

Part 01

Part 02

A Block within a Block

Alter the Start Point of Design #1 in PS Designer

Connecting Design #1 and Design #2

Stitching the Created Design at Pro-Stitcher

Digital Design Information

Graffiti E2E #2 Offset Using Flipping and Alignment

Part 01 - Review of Cropping in PSP Version 506

Copy of Part 02 - The Cropping Snafu in Beta 0531

Copy of Copy of Part 03 - Not a Snafu at All - A Beneficial Tool

Part 01

Part 02

Part 01

Part 02

Part 03

Part 04

Pen Mouse on your Longarm - Spoken Introduction

Pen Mouse on your Longarm - Explained and Demonstrated

Cropping Option #1 -- It May Work, It May Not

Cropping Option #2 and #3 -- #3 Should Always Work for You

Intro and the Block from the Quilt

Beginning the Work in Pro-Stitcher Running in Simulation Mode

Connecting It All, Cleaning It Up, Then Back to the Machine to Stitch

Differences in E2E Designs

Setting Up the Area Box and an Alignment and Cropping Option

Repeating after Cropping

Working Design #2 // Recap

Part 02 / Placing the Last Chunk After Stitching the Bottom Connected Border

Part 03 / Skewing the Last Chunk, Final Thoughts and Final Pictures

01 - Introduction and the Issues We Face

02 - Setting up the David's Knot Design from My Creative Stitches

03 / Evaluating and Resizing Each Pass Once We Get Stitching

04 / Post Advance and Final Thoughts

Open and Reposition a Workspace / 02-03-2024

Load, Crop, Duplicate, Connect, Stitch - Easy Peasy

Load Start Point at Crosshairs