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Enlarge and reduce RESIZING TEMPLATES

Being able to enlarge or reduce templates yourself is very useful. It means that you can use templates from different sources together, or give a single template many uses. For example, you might use a motif as an appliqué template and then resize it and use it again as a quilting or embroidery template in the same project. When reducing or enlarging 100 means it has been reduced; a number 100 means it has been enlarged.

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