Viking D!, anyone out there good at embroidery with this or one like it /?

Question

trying to connect with sewer and I have used my '99 D1 for embroidery but not for a few years, what is the easiest way to learn how to download emobroidery designs and all that, thanks, not a dino in sewing :0 44 years experience

Answer 1

actually this is one of the easiest things to do on the computer. since you were able to post this question you should be able to learn to do this in about 5 minutes. do a search for embroidery designs. go to the site. take a look at the sites. when you see a design for free just click on it. you will get a pop up screen that asks to to open, save or cancel. click on save. the next thing that pops up you will be able to decide where to save your design. i would create a separate folder to save your designs in. in fact if you will probably want several folders to save designs in. most of the designs you save will be in zip format. you probably have winzip on your computer. your format is hus so any file ending in .hus is an embroidery file you can use on your machine. i will give you a site to start with it is Designs by SiCK Embroidery Library
they give away 49 free designs a day. they also have a club that is very reasonable to join and you can download every design on their website for either 6 or 12 months. good luck. if you have anymore questions send me an e-mail.

Answer 2

One of the most comprehensive sites for embroidery I believe is ArtisticThreadWorks. They can answer just about any question. There are lots of tutorials and lots of answers. They have a whole section on computers. Besides all the information, they have over 12,000 designs. Any questions I have ever had concerning sewing, embroidery, quilting and computing and embroidery software were all answered on that site. You can certainly email me for more info on the above

Answer 3

Have you made the changes in 3D configure for a direct connection to the machine? If not you will need to make changes in either send one (1) or send two (2). Then that will enable you to
download directly to the machine in 3D software, this is really easy change to make.
My concerns are the D1 uses a USB stick also and you can make the changes the same way but to a USB stick, then download to them.

Answer 4

I also have a Husqvarna clothier SE and so a techniques I somewhat like the device. I joined a yahoo team for comparable machines and it appears that evidently various each and every person is having themes with the clothier one million. I appeared on the Janome MC 11000 SE and the Husqvarna did lots extra for a lesser fee. i myself dislike the Singer form and have in no way been prepared on infant Lock. would desire to I even have afforded it, i might have offered the precise of the line Brother even nevertheless it wasn't in my funds. so a techniques so good with mine whether I even have had it in basic terms 6 weeks. i chanced on it trouble-free to income and use so a techniques in basic terms interior the direction of the manuals presented. the downside is the fee of the 4D software they propose for it ($2500 is ridiculous) and it form of feels their upload-ons are pricier than the quite a few different manufacturers. the fee of the upload-ons is extremely discouraging however the internet websites have shown to be a great source.

Answer 5

I will save to a folder named my designs however, you may create folders to organize your stitch files by category by creating a system of embroidery design file folders on your computer.I do not know if this answers your Question
Ruth

Answer 6

there is a yahoo group for the D1, I think. If not, there is one for the 1+. You can find answers to everything that you need about your machine in these groups. Good luck. Ann in SC

Answer 7

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