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Creating your own Background from a, Scanned Image

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24 MacBroidery™ Embroidery Lettering Software 3 Select one of the fabric images on the list. The images can be previewed in the Open dialog by clicking the small gray triangle to the left of the word "Preview" in the dialog. 4 In the dialog, click Open. The fabric image appears in the workspace; the image will be tiled to cover the entire background. To remove the fabric background, use the Background tool - Color dialog to choose a plain color. Creating your own Background from a Scanned Image You can also use a scanner or other device (e.g. a camera, or the Photo Booth application) to make your own images of fabric samples for backgrounds. This allows you to get a more exact simulation of what your design will look like when sewn out on your fabric. When you save the image in the Fabrics folder of MacBroidery™ Embroidery Lettering Software, they will be available for you to use in the usual way from the Preferences dialog. The following procedure explains how to open up the Fabrics folder and save images into it. To create and save your own background image: 1 Create and save the image of your fabric. 2 In the Applications folder, select MacBroidery™ Embroidery Lettering Software to highlight it. 3 On your keyboard, press Control and click simultaneously. You see a context menu. 4 From the menu, select Show Package contents. A new finder window opens, showing the contents of the folder. 5 Navigate to Contents-Resources-Config-Fabrics. You can simplify the process of navigating to this folder the next time by creating an alias for it. To do this, press Ctrl and click, and choose Make Alias from the context list.

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24
MacBroidery™
Embroidery Lettering Software
3
Select one of the fabric images on the list.
4
In the dialog, click Open.
The fabric image appears in the workspace; the image will be tiled
to cover the entire background.
Creating your own Background from a
Scanned Image
You can also use a scanner or other device (e.g. a camera, or the
Photo Booth application) to make your own images of fabric samples
for backgrounds. This allows you to get a more exact simulation of
what your design will look like when sewn out on your fabric.
When you save the image in the Fabrics folder of MacBroidery™
Embroidery Lettering Software, they will be available for you to use in
the usual way from the Preferences dialog. The following procedure
explains how to open up the Fabrics folder and save images into it.
To create and save your own background image:
1
Create and save the image of your fabric.
2
In the Applications folder, select MacBroidery™ Embroidery
Lettering Software to highlight it.
3
On your keyboard, press Control and click simultaneously.
You see a context menu.
4
From the menu, select Show Package contents.
A new finder window opens, showing the contents of the folder.
5
Navigate to Contents—Resources—Config—Fabrics.
The images can be previewed in the Open dialog by clicking the small
gray triangle to the left of the word “Preview” in the dialog.
To remove the fabric background, use the Background tool – Color
dialog to choose a plain color.
You can simplify the process of navigating to this folder the next time
by creating an alias for it. To do this, press Ctrl and click, and choose
Make Alias from the context list.