How to Transfer Embroidery Designs to your USB Stick


Hey! Hi! Hello!

It’s been a little while since I’ve added a post of my own.  I hope you are all enjoying the Skirt Sew Along with our wonderful Stacie!

(The t-shirt quilt sew-along is kind of on hold for now – Sorry ’bout that!  Please be patient with me!  I promise that I won’t leave you hanging too much longer….)

Ok, so today I’m sharing a very brief, 2-part video clip, in which I demo how to transfer embroidery designs from your design CD over to your USB stick.

Before viewing, I have 2 disclaimers:

#1 I used my husband’s iPhone to film this, so it’s a skinny screen.

#2 In the video, we are transferring all the designs from the cd onto the USB stick – but that is not generally recommended.  You see, your USB stick is really not meant to “store” your collections of embroidery designs.  If you cram it full of 30 or more designs, your embroidery machine is going to take FOREVER to read your USB stick the next time you plug it in.  So, instead of bogging down your stick with hundreds of designs that you may not ever stitch out anyway, you may want to only transfer the designs that you are ready to stitch out right now.

And…..without further delay….da, da, DA!   Transfer Part 1 & Part 2 by:  StitchinJenny

I’m no computer guru, but I hope this helps!

Thanks so much!

Jenny Gabriel – alter ego:  StitchinJenny

 

About Jenny Gabriel

Jenny Gabriel of StitchinJenny.com is a home school mother of 2 who is also an independent sewing, serging, and machine embroidery instructor. Students of all ages and skill levels love her patient and affirming teaching style. Passionate for sewing since 1997, she began teaching in 2006 and offers local classes, in-home private lessons, and a combination of online videos, tutorials and projects. Jenny is dedicated to providing the beginner to the advanced sewer with quality sewing instruction and inspiration. Jenny has recently launched a non-profit sewing program at Freedom Place, a safe haven for victims of domestic child sex trafficking. As a volunteer at Freedom Place, Jenny gets to combine her love of sewing with her heart for kids. Please visit her blog to see how you can help provide sewing machines and fabrics for these precious girls.
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2 Responses to How to Transfer Embroidery Designs to your USB Stick

  1. Shoaib Khan says:

    Embroidery enhances clothing and home decor items. You can transfer embroidery designs onto fabric using an inexpensive heat transfer pencil. Draw or trace your design on paper, and transfer it to your fabric with an iron. Choose light colored cloth for best results. Always conduct one or more tests on a scrap of the fabric, or in an inconspicuous spot, to determine the best iron temperature setting and pressing time.

  2. mizox says:

    how i can to copy the Embroidery Designs from dresses into my embroidery machine plzz help me

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