Lettering 301: Hyperfont - PSW Deluxe Digitizing Embroidery Video Series

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Hello everyone the third of four Lettering tutorials is live. The Lettering 301 - Hyperfont tutorial teaches you how to create embroidery lettering by using the True Type Fonts on your computer. You can then use/manipulate these new embroidery fonts you create the same way you can adjust the lettering fonts that are shipped with Professional Sew-Ware® Deluxe digitizing software by Singer.

Make sure you watch all the way until the end for the bonus lesson on the Name Drop feature. It is a time saving feature that comes in handy when embroidering names, for instance for team jerseys. 
If you would like to follow along with this video, you can download the Waltograph font from dafont here: www.dafont.com/waltograph.font

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A comprehensive companion guide with all of the steps explained in this video series is available to purchase here: https://www.tanyaowens.com/pswdeluxe
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  1. RozCollinsJune 25, 2020 at 5:52 AM

    How can I get the PSW Deluxe version of the software. I have a Futura XL 400 with all of the additional software TrueTypeFont, Autopunch, Photopunch, CrossStitch, and Editing software?

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    1. Tanya OwensJuly 12, 2020 at 4:20 PM

      Hi Roz Collins, PSW Deluxe comes bundled with the Singer Legacy SE340. Please check with Singer if they have plans to sell the software separately. It is very similar to the software you have except it has full manual digitizing, but does not include photo conversion.

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