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After making the desired changes, touch
The pattern editing screen appears again.
● Once you have cut a repeated pattern into
separate elements, you cannot return to
the original repeated pattern.
● Each element can be edited separately in
the edit screen. Refer to "Selecting the
pattern to be edited" on page 180.
■ Assigning thread marks
By sewing thread marks, you can easily align
patterns when sewing a series. When sewing is
finished on a pattern, a thread mark in the shape
of an arrow will be sewn using the final thread.
When sewing a series of patterns, use the point
of this arrow for positioning the following
designs to be sewn.
● When repeatedly sewing individual
patterns, thread marks can be sewn
around the perimeter of the pattern only.
1
Touch
2
Touch
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Note
Memo
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3
Touch
design where thread mark is to be sewn.
1 Touch to cancel thread mark setting.
Memo
● When there are two or more elements, use
a pattern that you want to assign a thread
mark(s) to.
4
Touch
Note
● If the combined border pattern is rotated
in the embroidery settings screen, the
thread mark will be removed.
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to indicate the position on
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or
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to select
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