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2024 Webinar, Class #7: Small Letters and Narrow Columns

examine Small Lettering and unlock the Secret to clean crisp letters that do not get lost. Learn new techniques for those letters smaller than .22 inches!  HOMEWORK: Learn valuable lessons on density, length of stitch, underlays, pathing through your letters both running stitch letters AND Satin Stitch letters, tie-offs and trims, and we will have a Design containing problems that can be corrected using techniques that you have learned in this Class!

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2024 Schedule, January 23rd, Our Classes for the Year!

One of our twice-monthly Webinars that will give you answers to editing your existing designs.  You will learn how to turn a Bad design to a Great one!
Join in and be part of it, or just plan to use the Video Recording of the Webinar to Learn and to Review.
Pay $50, for each of the Classes that interest you, or sign up for our Complete Learning Package at $199  CLICK HERE: https://learntodigitize.net/shop/complete-learning-package/
and have the advantage of accessing any Webinar and its Workbook, at no extra charge!  PLUS...Access more than 165  existing videos, and the NEW recordings of the 2024 Webinars as they are produced, and get three hours of Private Training each year!
NEED TO RE-NEW?,  AND to Catch Up?   That is easy, $100 will give you another year of all the benefits of our Complete Learning Package while Catching you up on any Classes you missed!  CLICK HERE: https://learntodigitize.net/shop/learning-package-subscription-renewal/
OR...If you are really serious about Learning to Digitize, We are Serious about Teaching you!  Balboa's "Everything Balboa Package" Inclusedes 9 personal classes each year and all the benefits of the Complete Learning Package as well as Balboa's Library of Designs!

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2023 Webinar, Christmas CleanUp 1

p 1 $100 The first of our Our Christmas Cleanups.  We all have that Design that we run year after year for a valued customer. One that you say you will edit before using it again. That editing gets put off and you battle through too much density and multiple threadbreaks, making the design take …

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