Intermediate Level - How To Make A Bad Design Good by Balboa Threadwork Videos and other videos at EmbroideryDesigns.com

 •  Considered the master of Blending, Lee Caroselli Barnes, owner of Balboa Threadworks Embroidery Design is known for her innovation and excellence in Digitizing. Her classes share secrets that will make your designs memorable. Her 37 years in the Embroidery Industry began with retail stores that are now the pattern for today's small shops. She, and her brother, Keith, were responsible for groundbreaking techniques that have revolutionized the Embroidery world. The quality of the Balboa Designs and Videos, along with the willingness to share her secrets, is why she is a member of the Embroidery Hall of Fame. As a Licensed Distributor and Authorized Trainer for Wilcom Software, Lee shares these secrets in a format that allows you to use any software!
 •  Experience: Lee has been speaking at Industry events for several years, starting in 1987, at ISS Shows, Stitches. and Melco Industry shows. She has always prided herself in reaching each attendee and seeing that they have a full understanding of the subject. Lee presently has several videos on this subject. Her classes draw from the 37 years of knowledge in the Industry. She does not however, give you Digitizing by the old rules, instead you will find that the techniques she teaches are up to date and will take your skills to the top.

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All of us have that one design that is a pain to run, but the customer is a good one, so you endure the thread breaks, the cardboard look and muddle through. In this Webinar, we took one of our customers worst nightmares apart and made it a dream to run.From the designs sent in, we picked one that shows the most common problems that we are dealing with, took the design apart, and put it back together again. Then ran it again, on a regular and a moisture wicking garment. With 30% less stitches, the difference was amazing. Watching this, you will learn how to make a problem design run well and look great! So make some time in your busy schedule to watch this recording. For a little bit of time, and a little bit of money, you will have the tools to save hours of frustration.