Thanks! I am wondering for historic-type embroidery (of any historic period) people are using the predigitized designs around, which I have not checked into very much. All I've really done, is the Viking site is offering a deal with a kind of coupon for $1,000 of their own accessories of your choice, feet and so on, which sounds good to me. However, since Viking does not seem to be selling machines directly off their site in any way I can perceive so far, this must be available only from participating vendors.
Anyway, the deal also includes a $500 coupon for a place that sells predigitized designs, and I have to say theirs didn't excite me all that much. However, it looks like everybody and their dog may be selling digitized embroidery designs. Does anyone speciailize in historic designs of any kind? I want to digitize my own, but if anyone is selling ones I might really like and which might save me some work at some point, I'd like to know about that also. It's been so long since I bought a machine I really don't know the market any more. I saw some new Viking Designers SE for sale on eBay, but I'm kind of afraid to buy a sewing machine off eBay. Fran Lavolta Press http://www.lavoltapress.com Chiara Francesca wrote: > One of my girlfriends has a husband that works for Microsoft. He loves their > embroidery machine. He uses it more than she does! :) > > Anyhow, he found some non-proprietary software that works with most machines > if not all. We have used it over and over again for designs we made > ourselves. > > I will ask him what it is but in the mean time, now that we have changed the > subject heading maybe others will chime in with what software they found. :) > > Chiara Francesca > _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list [email protected] http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
