The amount of letters that will fit within a given design varies widely depending on the size of the alphabet you choose, and the stitched size you choose. Actually, you don't even need to print it, you can save paper and stitch right from your computer or tablet screen if you like. Once your pattern opens on your screen, use your PDF functions such as 'zoom + -', to get a closer view of your pattern, 'save as', to save a copy to your computer, and 'print' to print it out. Of course you can do the actual stitching with any thread colors you wish! Color is optional and can be changed to improve readability. Depending how large it is, your pattern will print on 1-12 pages. Your pattern will open in your browser window or possibly in your PDF reader program, or you can choose to save the file and open it later (see below if you need a PDF reader). When you're happy with your text, click on 'Create Pattern' to generate your pattern. There are many border styles to choose from and they automatically scale to the stitched size you have specified. If you select 'Borders' you can choose one of our many custom borders to go around your text as well. NEW! Subscribers can now save their text and settings for later use. Don't worry about making a mistake, you can always go back and try again. Press only when you explicitly want to start a new paragraph. If you want to make your text start a new line press at the end of lines, otherwise it's best just to type text with no line-feeds and let the program wrap your text at the width you've specified. If you make a mistake or your text doesn't fit just click your back-arrow to go back again to experiment with different fonts and settings, or to modify your text. There are a few other options you can specify such as, the stitched size in 'number of stitches' (or inches/cm), centering, and word-wrap. When you're done, click on 'Preview' to view your text formatted with the settings that you've specified. Creating your own text patterns is easy, just choose an alphabet and type in your words.
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