Examples Of Pattern Combinations; Cross-Stitching - Husqvarna Viking 990 Operation Manual

Examples of pattern combinations
Here you can see how programming and mirroring,
described on the previous page, can be used to compose
your own patterns.
You can, for example, program various patterns the
original way as in the top illustration, or the same pattern
once the original way and once mirrored, as in the center
illustration.
This illustration shows one pattern the original way
between the two which have been mirrored alternately.
Here is a border illustrated where the same pattern has
been sewn twice. By means of mirroring, you can sew
the seam in the same direction, making it easier to get a
perfectly matched result.
Cross-stitching
There are two patterns on cassette 2 that can be used
for sewing cross-stitch.
If you sew the single cross-stitch you will get a row
of cross-stitching as the first part of the illustration
shows. The rest shows the stitch sewn the original way
and mirrored alternately.
When you sew the double cross-stitch, you will have
two rows of matching cross-stitches close to each other.
Here is the single cross-stitch programmed once the
original way, once mirrored and then the original way
once more, followed by two double cross-stitches.
The rest is attained if you mirror the first rows of
stitching and then sew the program once more to the
right, matching the first rows.
From the red part of the illustration on the previous
page, you can see the extent of the pattern, i.e. how
much the machine sews when you program the stitch
once and press the finishing button
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