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A fit sample is the prototype that has been developed by your factory for you to review before finalizing the design. Learn more about fit samples here (see bottom of post for an overview): www.pointsofmeasure.com/tutorials-education/diy-technical-design-section-8-reviewing-your-first-prototype

Thanks for your feedback! This is quite an old video when I was just learning how to film myself. Hopefully you'll find my newer formats less annoying and more enjoyable to watch. Thanks for the support and happy to hear you found it helpful!

@@POINTSofMEASURE yes, I am watching your other videos now and they are just perfect. 👌

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highlight cells in the area where you want a large box and use the "merge and center" function (under alignment). From there you can adjust the box border and text style. If you need to unmerge the cells just click the "merge and center" function again.

Thank you so much for your kind words and supporting my business! I hope you enjoy using them.

Means a plotter

Yes! It is possible. You just need to copy the original stitch. I found this video which is close (not perfect), but I'm sure you could find an example with a little digging! www.pinterest.com/pin/211174976549538/

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So glad you're finding it helpful! Enjoy!

it's Adobe Illustrator

It's adobe illustrator

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It really depends on what you're using it for. The nice thing about a serger is that it has a blade that cuts the excess seam allowance as you sew, so it reduces bulk.

That's awesome! Thanks for the support and wishing you the best of luck on your design journey!

I'll consider that for future posts, thanks!

That wasn't the point of the post, but I'll consider making a tutorial in the future. Thanks!

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Thanks for the support!

Thanks for the support!

Are you not able to move the entire object? Or are you not able to delete the extra lines/numbers? If it is the latter, be sure that you are double clicking into the grouped object (or right click and choose "ungroup"). If you are using it from the symbol library you will need to click the button labeled "break link" which will be located (usually) on the right tool bar under "quick actions" or on the top tool bar (depending on how your workspace is set up). If you are still having issues feel free to email me at hello@pointsofmeasure.com and I can help you troubleshoot!

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Yes, they can! Others have had success using the included SVG and EPS file formats. I found this tutorial for using EPS files specifically with iPad which you might find helpful: ua-cam.com/video/vpXOD0z3FSo/v-deo.html

​@@POINTSofMEASUREDoes the affinity designer app on the iPad really work?

I don't personally use it so I can't say.

So happy to be of help! Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for the support, enjoy!

So glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the feedback on using with Affinity!

So happy to hear that, thank you for the support!

You are welcome! Seriously they make me regret paying for all the physical rulers I bought when taking pattern drafting classes. Your set cost less than one ruler!

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I have information on my methods for printing in this article (near the end under "Printing Your Digital Patterns at Home"): www.pointsofmeasure.com/tutorials-education/the-basics-of-patternmaking

I would look up a tutorial for your specific machine if the diagram on the machine isn't enough for you.

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Thanks for your feedback! There are timestamps in the video description so that you can skip to the part that you need.

Thanks for the support!