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In this area you can use the other boxes to raise a letter up or down or tilt it, etc.

Use the first square on the line to move the whole word together around the oval shape. Now using the tiny squares under each letter, you can move each letter closer together or further apart to get the look you want. Uncheck the "Keep Ratio" box and decrease the "Height" number until your circle is more of an oval. Under the baseline you'll see "Width", "Height" and a "Keep Ratio" box. Now you will tweak the circle to be more of the shape of a football. Now, holding down the Ctrl key, click each letter that you want to add until you have all the desired letters highlighted. Click on the first letter of the text you want to bring in. Navigate to the folder which contains the alphabet that you are bringing in. Click the "Merge" icon or click "File" "Merge" which brings up the Merge Files dialog box. Start in Embird Editor screen and open the applique design that you would like to add text to. BTW, I am not endorsing or associated with Embird in any way :)ĬURVING TEXT USING EMBROIDERY FONTS ON YOUR COMPUTER Also, Embird is not the only software that will do this, it just happens to be the one that I use. This may not be the ONLY way to do it, it is just the way that I've used over the years to get my text curved around my desired shape. I will be doing a separate post on curving text using Embird Font Engine.

In this post I'll show you how I do it with an embroidery font on my computer. I get the question almost daily, "How do you create the name curved around an applique shape?" Curving text around objects is really easy using Embird.