need help RE: looking for embroidery design
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Hi, since spending most of the day looking for a Semi to machine embroider on my dad's quilt I can't seem to find one that is at least 4x4 hoop. I would prefer one that would work in my 5x7 hoop. I did find one on emblibrary.com but it's a peterbuilt![Frown](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/frown.png)
. Well can't have that lol as my dad does not like peterbuilts....Does anyone have designs of semi trucks that would work for my Janome 350e it takes .jef files? or can someone lead me to a site...any help would be sooooooo grateful.
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Not sure exactly what you are asking... Each machine manufacturer has a specific format which should be in your manual. Some that come to mind are .pes .hus .art .... A PDF is a static text ad image file that is used to publish manuals etc. the format that sometimes causes confusion with embroidery downloads is a zip file. Zips are compressed files that make the download quicker. You need to extract the embroidery file from the zip after you download it. You can right click the file and select extract..
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Your machine will also take an EXP file. While not free, Great Notions has various rigs
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