This is the new Modern Monogram Set and includes sizes from. I have decided to use a file I just bought from Stitchtopia. Step Three: Install a BX font into Embrilliance I decided to use this file for my tutorial to make it easy for anyone to stitch along with me.
There is a free circular fob file in The Bean Stitchers (which is a closed Facebook fan group for the The Bean Stitch company). The ones below are done with plain and glitter vinyl from Mikri. These are a few snap tabs stitched from The Bean Stitch files that my tween daughter requested at the beginning of the school year for her backpack and lunchbox. The style of stitching makes this kind of fob super fast to create! The fabric is trimmed just outside the bean stitch so it is important to pick a fabric that won't fray (unless you are creating a "raggy" style fob, patch, or project). My favorite site for this kind of digitized file is The Bean Stitch! They always stitch out perfectly! The term "bean stitch" typically means a 3-pass running stitch (three stitches between two points) and that is the outline on these fobs. I thought it might be fun to start with a simple key fob shape that can be customized. how to finish the project on the embroidery machine and add hardware.how to turn off the 'remove hidden stitches' function.how to use the stitch simulator to check changes.how to combine lettering with an in-the-hoop file and change the stitch order.how to download and import an embroidery file.There are some basic, extra steps in this tutorial that I don't normally include in my regular posts. I was requested to create a tutorial explaining how to stitch a key fob using Embrilliance Essentials for someone new to the software.
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