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Learning to digitize your own lettering is the mark of a true digitizer. Learn how to properly create letters that remain crisp and clear when sewn out in your project. Learn density and underlay settings as well as how to cap letters, turn corners and adjust for the push and pull of embroidery.

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Learning to digitize your own lettering is the mark of a true digitizer. Learn how to properly create letters that remain crisp and clear when sewn out in your project. Learn density and underlay settings as well as how to cap letters, turn corners and adjust for the push and pull of embroidery.

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Learning to digitize your own lettering is the mark of a true digitizer. Learn how to properly create letters that remain crisp and clear when sewn out in your project. Learn density and underlay settings as well as how to cap letters, turn corners and adjust for the push and pull of embroidery.
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