1-7 EMB Files vs Stitch Files Colors
Learn why you should always open your .EMB file to edit and then save to .EMB after your changes AND before saving to your machine format. Learn about why your
stitch files opens in different colors than expected. When finished you'll understand
the difference between the .EMB and machine stitch files when it comes to colors!
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