Designer SE - Pattern enlargment

Hi all!

I am a new owner of a Husqvarna Designer SE and I have no software for it yet other than that which comes with the machine.

I have been told that if I wish to enlarge a pattern it can be done from the base software that comes with the machine but so far I am only able to enlarge them by 10-15%

Is there a way to enlarge a pattern more than this with the base software or must I purchase the 4D to get that functionality

Thanks very much, I`m new and trying to learn quickly.

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Gadgetqueen
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Hi all!

I am a new owner of a Husqvarna Designer SE and I have no software for it yet other than that which comes with the machine.

I have been told that if I wish to enlarge a pattern it can be done from the base software that comes with the machine but so far I am only able to enlarge them by 10-15%

Is there a way to enlarge a pattern more than this with the base software or must I purchase the 4D to get that functionality

Thanks very much, I`m new and trying to learn quickly.

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Gadgetqueen

The problem with enlarging/shrinking designs by much more than 10% is that the stitch density of the designs is changed significantly. I can't remember if the Designer SE has a built-in function that allows you to maintain that density when changing the size of designs.

This is one solution:

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Wayne Hines

The 4D professional changes the stich density when enlarging or shrinking but the stitches may not lay as nice when changing the size alot.

Kirsten

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Kirsty Wursty

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