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10/28/2016 Stabilizers: A Simple Guide <strong>Embroidery</strong> Article https://www.embroiderydesigns.com/emb_learning/article/541/stabilizersasimpleguide.aspx 3/3
10/28/2016 Understanding Alphabet and Font Options SUBSCRIBE ADVERTISE RSS Imprinted Sportswear Shows Attend in Long Beach , Atlantic City, Nashville , Orlando, Fort Worth HOME NEWS SCREEN PRINTING EMBROIDERY DIGITAL DECORATING PRODUCTS GALLERIES BUILD YOUR BUSINESS Design + Digitizing SEARCH GO Understanding Alphabet and Font Options By choosing one of these four ways to create data for stitching lettering, sit’ possible to strike a balance between style and substance. November 20, 2013 By Deborah Jones, Contributing Writer Newsletters Get Impressions' newsletters delivered weekly to your inbox EMAIL ADDRESS SEE ALL OF OUR NEWSLETTERS » Impressions Newsletter Product Guide Digital Edition Tech Tips Quick Tips SIGN ME UP » Kerning is necessary. Here, the boundaries of each character are shown as rectangles. In some systems, letters are placed on the screen with their boundaries touching. Valuebased or manual adjustment is needed to create a pleasing arrangement. Like it or not, it’s a simple fact that most embroidery jobs use some type of lettering. Unless you’re only reproducing fine art via the embroidery medium, lettering typically is an integral ingredient. One of my earliest embroidery mentors instilled in me an appreciation of the finer points of lettering. My father was fascinated with embroidered lettering and dreamt of creating a way to do what we know as keyboard lettering. In those days, cumbersome cardboard jacquards were read by pins that passed through holes, much in the same way that a player piano operates. There currently are four ways to create data to stitch lettering on a computerized embroidery machine: custom digitizing, digitized keyboard fonts, autodigitized TrueType fonts and alphabets as designs. Let’ s take a look at the pros and cons of each method and how you can use each to your advantage. http://impressions.issshows.com/embroiderydigitizing/UnderstandingAlphab7162.shtml 1/4
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