SuperDesigns are created from the SuperDesign sets available in mySewnet™ Embroidery.
SuperDesign sets are grouped into Categories. Each set contains 9 SuperDesigns. The SuperDesign window shows thumbnails of all the SuperDesigns in the currently selected SuperDesign Category.
In the SuperDesign window choose a Category from the pop-up menu. Then scroll down and choose a SuperDesign set.
There are 29 SuperDesign Categories: Animals, Appliqué, Borders, Buttonholes, Cartoons, Celebrations, ChildStyle, Corners, Effects, Encore, Fantasy, Flowers and Leaves, Food and Drink, Hearts, Holidays, Home, Music, People, Redwork, Religious, Scallop, Sports, Sports Symbols, Stars, Tassels, Trees, Wreath and Zodiac.
Each SuperDesign category contains numbered SuperDesign sets. Each set contains 9 SuperDesigns.
A set of SuperDesigns has its own default size. This size is used each time the SuperDesign set is first selected.
SuperDesign size can be set from 5mm to 200mm. This is the height of the SuperDesign.
If you set a satin SuperDesign to a very large size, use Satin Properties to choose a pattern which will prevent loose stitching that may catch and pull easily. See Satin Column.
Once a SuperDesign has been converted to an embroidery it can only be scaled and resized in the same way as any other embroidery. If further adjustments are required, place the design again as a new SuperDesign.
Adjust height
and width
separately to change the proportions of the SuperDesign. For instance, increase height to make the design taller without increasing the width.
Height and width can be set from 25% to 400% of the original size, in steps of 1%. The properties stay the same until you change them or close mySewnet™ Embroidery.
In the SuperDesign window, click the Size up and down arrows or enter a number to change the design size.
In the SuperDesign window, enter a number in the height or width number box, or use the arrows to adjust the height or width.
When a SuperDesign has been placed in the work area, you can resize it using SuperDesign Properties. See Changing SuperDesign Properties.
In the work area, use the handles on the selection box to resize the design.
Use Stitch Type to alter the appearance of the stitching used in the selected SuperDesign.
Note: If there is more than one stitch area of a particular type in the design, the pop-up menu will show that stitch type in a numbered list; for example Pattern Fill 1, Pattern Fill 2.
Changes made to the stitch properties for a SuperDesign set are retained until a new SuperDesign set is selected.
Select a stitch type from the pop-up menu with the ellipsis (three dots) to open the properties dialog for the stitch type. See Choosing Stitch Properties.