Baby Lock BNCW Instruction And Reference Manual page 20

USING THE MACHINE TO POSITION EMBROIDERY PATTERNS FOR CREATING CUTWORK
■ Cutting Around an Embroidered Pattern (page 23)
After a pattern has been embroidered, it can be cut out following the shape of the pattern or in a desired shape.
This is useful for cutting out only the pattern to create an appliqué piece.
■ Satin Stitching Around an Embroidery Pattern, then Using the Cutwork Needles
to Cut the Design Out (page 24)
After satin stitching is sewn in a desired shape around the embroidered pattern, it can be cut out along
that outer boundary.
This is useful for adding an artistic touch to the pattern. In addition, this is best suited for making patches.
The fabric is cut along the outline of an embroidered pattern.
The fabric is cut in a desired shape around an embroidered pattern.
After satin stitching is sewn along the outline of an embroidered
pattern, the fabric is cut.
After satin stitching is sewn in a desired shape around an
embroidered pattern, the fabric is cut.
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