My machine i missing some of the embroidery when im trying to do letters or words

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Hi Joy
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Generic information and videos below, but the answer in general terms is yes you can. Nearly all of the manuals are available online.

https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+make+sentences+on+embroidery+sewing+machine

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If you have embroidery software, you can usually adjust the spacing on the embroidery design. You will find how in your manual. If you are working with just the machine and not aln embroidery arm, I think you would have to adjust it manually after each stitch.

If you have just got the machine check in the handbook for troubleshooting tips. Also search online "troubleshooting singer futura ce150" .Then choose from the hits returned.

I think they only allow up to 7 or 8 characters.
They probably have an upgrade to offer?
Support link is below; ask them:

http://janome.com/en/support/

Check your needle for burrs or bends. If your needle is bent it will hit the plate. Try changing the needle

you will need to have stabiliser behind the fabric to give it stability for any type of machine embroidery.

Look for a product called "stitch and tear" or "solvy" which washes away in water after you've completed the stitching.

Also, consider using machine embroidery thread for this task, its silky and gives a lovely sheen.

I've always used an embroidery hoop to hold the layers all together for monogramming so things don't slip.

I'd suggest you google "machine embroidery" or try www.sewing.about.com and see if there are other machine embroidery tips there.

I have the Model 600. In the characters, there is one that looks like an "underline". Actually, it allows a space between words and does not make an underline mark. Some of the embroidery machines use that character to allow a space between words instead of having a "space" character.

Check your bobbin tension also. Embroidery bobbin thread is finer than sewing thread and you may need to make adjustment on the bobbing case by turning the small screw slightly. The type of stabilizer can affect your embroidery. An excellent reference for machine embroidery is Embroidery Machine Essentials by Jeanine Twigg, available on Amazon.

I don't think you can do 2 lines of text in the computer of the machine. If you have a software program that allows you to do lettering, you can do 2 or more lines. I haven't found anywhere in the instructions that really helps with lettering stored in the machine. I purchased Embroidery Magic 2 for $98. It is a powerful little program for the price and comes with 5 fonts. Also does manual digitizing (which I haven't really figured out yet). Do you have PED Basic to downloand designs from your computer to an embroidery card? If so you can download many free designs and purchase lettering at very good prices on many sites. Just remember that lettering purchased from the web doesn't not mean it is a keyboard font and you will need to combine letters to make words (treat each like a separate design). Maybe this will help.