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Sunday, March 15, 2009

Changing Your Starts and Ends

This video shows how you can change the start/end point of a motif with the touch of a button.


I use one of Kathy Olson's patterns in this video as an example of how IQ can sometimes randomly select where the start/end point will be. The odd placement of the start/end point was not Kathy's choice, but rather a result of IQ converting a pattern originally digitized for another system. The pattern stitches out beautifully.


Produced by: Helen Baczynski

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