"I have been digitizing for over 25 years and when I tried Compositions Pro I was blown away, after watching the training video I was able to start digitizing in about five minutes. It is truely remarkable," Lisa Muller
"I have always wanted to learn to digitize and getting the Compositions Pro was just the right ticket for me! My biggest concern, after money, was that it would take me weeks to learn and months before I could do something that I was proud of. It is modestly priced and easy to follow and I did my first simple project within an hour. I am progressing quickly and having fun with it now." Pat, The Avid Embroiderer
"So far from what I have seen, it looks pretty easy to use. ... If you have an understanding of other software like Illustrator, Corel Draw or even Flexisign, it should be relatively easy to pick up. I do have to say that it seems to logically be laid out with tools that make sense. I can't wait to use it more! Thanks for answering my questions."

Edgar Flor
Amazon Design Graphics, Inc.

Ken Parsons Designs is now offering an upgrade to sequins and chenille for it top of the line digitizing program KPD Compositions Pro. For just $300. more you can add the capability to digitize for either sequins or chenille. These features give the digitizer the ability to tackle any embroidery job that is out there.
Fully functioned, easy to use, and totally user customizable, that is what KPD Compostions is all about. This is the software program every digitizer has been waiting for.

Small Lettering

When it comes to embroidering small lettering many new embroiderers panic, because they don’t understand the intricacies of making lettering legible as it gets smaller. The simplest route to take is to use a pre-digitized font created to only be sewn at between .16 and .25 inches. If don’t have a small font then you need to choose a simple font without serifs.
Underlay
When making an underlay choice, choose a single running stitch in the center of the columns.
Density
Lower you density to about 45 stitches per inch.
Topping
If you are embroidering on a pique knit, fleece, polar fleece, velvet, or Terrycloth use a water or heat soluble topping.