This means that spacing and alignment are done for me (and I still have the option to change and edit those elements). With Embrilliance and bx file fonts, I can also type out text just like I do in Word or Excel programs in my office. I have loved having Embrilliance Essentials but I have been so surprised by the lack of great tutorials on the features of this program! (I am used to papercrafting where there are so many bloggers and vloggers that every single function has multiple tutorials by the hoards of crafters eager to share!!) I will say that the Embrilliance Essentials program has been fairly intuitive and, either because I have used Cricut Design Space and Adobe Illustrator or because it is just really easy to learn, the program has been a joy to use! It has allowed me to use my one-needle machine, a Brother PE770, as a simple vehicle for stitch out while the software does all the heavy lifting (combining, spacing, previewing) for me! I have had the machine and software for less than a month, and I have loved the ease of use! One exception has been monograms! One of the biggest benefits of using software with an embroidery machine is that I can place my design on a virtual hoop and combine multiple files, editing to add or remove elements.

Stitching Monograms with Embrilliance Essentials

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