Can you make actual words, or do you die cut the entire alphabet?
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You cut individual letters to make the words you want to use. I prefer the sets that have one letter per die rather than the 9 die sets.
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I believe so. But not all are used in the puzzles. I don't think any of the words use the Z or the Q.
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Not really... Unless you want to rewrite the whole script and add in that many more characters.
1948112
single letters call out when you put them in the slots as well if you just put an f in it it will say f. there is actually a word builder tap to slide the button over too.
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No, each person does not need his or her own banana. Part of the fun is seeing who ends up with the most "q"s or "j"s and how they manage to use them! We challenge ourselves to not just use the letters but to make the longest words we can. We also try to make solid blocks of letters-- my younger daughter is an expert at that!
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I ordered one pack, and had a mix of all letters and multi of the most popular consonants and vowels. I did have to order a second pack to finish my project (personalized scrabble board as a wedding gift). Order 2, then you will have some left for future projects. :)
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Well, I know I have done more than one word at a time, but for the life of me I can't remember where I found out how to do it. I don't remember completely, but I think maybe I used a "comma" in place of the space. Then, before I began stitching, I think I hit "Multicolor". This way the machine stops after each letter, I think. Then when the comma comes up, you can hit the "Forward One Color" button, and it will skip the comma and leave the space. Now, it has been a year since I tried this, and my memory isn't like it used to be (ha), so make sure to try this on a scrap piece of fabric and see if it works. I could be completely wrong, but this would be worth a try. I know it's a hastle for it to stop after each letter, but that actually worked better for me, as it seemed to bunch up my fabric when I didn't stop after each letter. I cut the thread after each letter too, if I remember correctly. Anyway, I do know you can do it somehow, and you don't have to purchase additional software to do it.
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The words I have are in English. I didn't know there were other versions. But under the alphabet there are no words, only pictures. The colors have words and numbers have words below the number.
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Yes if you are using a Brother embroidery machine for sure. Other embroidery machines maybe. You can type several words depending on the size of the font and the hoop you are using with your machine. I hope this helps.
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No it wasn't that simple. You actually have to cut the letters out. It was an task trying to line the letters evenly.
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No each sheet does not have the full alphabet. The product has 26 uppercase letters and 26 lowercase letters e.g Aa, Bb, Cc. At the end it looks like the picture.
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Unfortunately, no. Others have tried "adding on" and have written that it did not work. The script only allows for that number of characters. However, for those playing - it's a blast. I give this murder mystery high points.
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Of course you can make cut outs. This is just a book of blank coloring pages that are used with the color wonder markers/paint/etc. One side has a slight sheen. Good luck!
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Hi the answer to your question is yes you can if you cut out the wording then use the templet
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Yes, you can. It just takes some practice...something my son is working on.
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Yes, it is possible if remove the letters and use the background as your template.
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It cones on one sheet but you could cut the individual words out and place them wherever you want.