Letters, Numbers & Words - House of Creations
嚜澦ow to use Sharon Perry
Letters, Numbers & Words
All of these letters, numbers, words, etc have been drawn on the same base grid. This means that
they fit well together 每 you do not have to fiddle with any of them to make them &work* or &look good*.
NB These instructions have been written with the Statler in mind 每 but other systems use the same
principles.
There are 4 stages involved in setting up before sewing out and it is important that it done in this
order. Once you get the hang of it, it becomes second nature!
1.
2.
3.
4.
Register all the components on the project screen
Form groups as required
Adjust size 每 in relation to height
Adjust width.
1. Register components on to the project screen
DO NOT ALTER SIZE UNTIL A LATER STAGE!!
?
Register all required letters, numbers, punctuation, words, etc
onto the project screen (without altering any sizes).
?
If you are using two or more of the same item, register it as
many times as it will be required.
?
Even if some of the lettering will be in an area which cannot be
quilted without winding up/down the quilt 每 register it all now.
2. Form Groups
?
-
Move all the items together as required 每 into words,
dates, etc.
Where applicable, snap them together so they will run
continuously.
?
Ensure all the little sub items are individual &Groups* 每
even if they are not stitching continuously within that
group.
?
Select Sharon,a,e,l,l,M,w,x2,6,h,t
&Sharon*,&Maxwell*, &26* and &th*.
3. Adjusting Size 每 in relation to height
a. Adjusting relative heights:
?
Is everything going to be the same height 每 or are some things not as
high as others?
th*
e.g I prefer to have &26 rather than &26th'. This is the time that the
&th* should be changed to the size and position required. Resize just
the &th* using the corner &pulls* so that the aspect ratio is maintained.
? Sharon M K Perry , NZ
and
group
into
Letters, Numbers & Words p2
?
Place the components correctly 每 relative to each other. I have the &th* as a superscript, rather
than on the line.
?
Once completed, make this into a new &group*.
?
Do the same to anything else like this.
b. Adjusting for height in specific areas:
?
On the project screen, register the boundaries of an area the lettering is going to go into.
Sometimes you will want to put lettering into a top and
a bottom (even side) border of a quilt 每 but can only
sew out one area at a time. Register only the
boundary that can be sewn at this stage.
?
Select all the letters, numbers and words etc that are
going into areas of similar heights 每 including those for
side borders.
?
Move them so that at least one of the groups is &in* the
boundary area
?
-
?
While all are still selected, adjust the size so
that one group will fit within the height of the
specific area. Again 每 resize using the corner
&pulls* so that the aspect ratio is maintained.
This will mean that all the groups will be resized
to the same relative sizes.
Take particular note of the letters or words with
tops and tails.
4. Adjust the Width
By now 每 you have the groups you want, and they are at the height you want.
At this point work only with those words which can be currently sewn.
?
Space the words, etc across the area they are to be sewn in
?
Stretch or compress their width to fit comfortably within that area.
To keep uniformity, select them all, stretch (or compress) them all by the same amount.
Then reposition each - if required - so that the gaps between each of them is what is desired.
?
Check all is correct.
Caution! 每 if adjustments are still required to height 每 remember to select all the names, words etc
and alter all at the same time.
Sew only the required selection (toggle others as &sewn* and save for later sewing out).
? Sharon M K Perry , NZ
................
................
In order to avoid copyright disputes, this page is only a partial summary.
To fulfill the demand for quickly locating and searching documents.
It is intelligent file search solution for home and business.
Related download
- using numbers to tell 4 h success stories
- 344 words you can spell on a calculator math squad
- how to use numbers in business writing allison
- unscramble letters to make two words
- 7th edition numbers and statistics guide apa style
- write expressions in which letters stand for numbers
- writing numbers as words through 1 million name
- 12 numerals see also chapter 13 tabular work and govinfo
- automatic reference numbering in word uh department of electrical and
- writing and solving number sentences from word problems
Related searches
- scrambled letters to words generator
- make words out of letters game
- letters with words in them
- make letters into words generator
- words out of letters generator
- letters in words generator
- letters for words in scrabble
- make words out of letters generator
- turn letters into words scrabble
- scrambled letters to words solver
- letters into words generator
- letters to words generator scrabble