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Frequently Asked QuestionsAnatomy of a Knock-OffAfter more than ten years specializing in designs for monogramming, it’s probably inevitable that what we introduce begins to show up for sale as illegal copies or as imitations of our monogram styles. This article is an attempt to educate embroidery machine owners on what to watch for in a knock-off design.
Administrative Office: (Contact this office for general questions or technical support) 1024 Addison Street
Our Monogram Sets consist of individual files for each letter of the alphabet. In many cases there are two included sizes, which makes it easy to create two and three-letter combinations by combining the appropriate letters from large and small sizes. Read a step by step guide for creating monograms. See the results of our Rules of Monogramming focus group for letter placement.
The most conventional monogram arrangement consists of three letters: A larger central letter, flanked by two smaller letters, one on each side. One and two letter monograms also are traditional. Learn More.
Discover traditional placements for several categories of item, including sheets, pillow cases and bath towels. See the results of our Rules of Monogramming focus group for letter placement.
We are a monogramming company, and follow monogramming convention - typically upper case letters only, so we don't offer lower case letters, punctuation, etc. - the elements that come with a lettering program.
Our designs are digitized for embroidery. They are software files for computerized home and commercial embroidery machines. While most embroidery software programs will allow you to print an image of the design, this image is generally useful as a visual reference for embroiderers, and probably isn't suitable for use on stationery or as a stencil for home decoration without considerable "tweaking" in a full-featured graphics program. Our design aren't available as patterns, stencils, True Type fonts, or in any other form. For those interested in purchasing an embroidery machine, this section includes much information to help you with your purchase.
Intarsia Arts will not sell, rent, swap, or otherwise disclose any information provided on our mailing list form or download "Letter of the Month" form for any reason.
If you wish to create specific sizes that we haven't provided, all of our designs can be resized within your own embroidery software program, provided that the software supports resizing. Learn how to resize.
"When I sew out a design, some of the stitches are loose, and there are loops. What's causing this problem?" Response: If looping occurs in your sewouts, there are a number of possible explanations. Although it may seem obvious to you to blame the design, it is never the direct cause.
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