Rotating A Pattern - Brother 884-T13 Operation Manual

Memo
• In Stitch Recalculator mode, the pattern can
be reduced/enlarged between 60% and
120%.
• With the density scale bar, the thread
density can be changed.
A setting between 80% and 120% in 5%
increments can be specified.
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1 Touch
to make the pattern less dense.
2 Touch
to make the pattern more dense.
e Touch .
Note
• Depending on the pattern, embroidering
may not be possible at the appropriate
thread density. Before sewing on your
project, be sure to embroider a trial sample
on a piece of scrap fabric that is the same
as the fabric used in the project, using the
same needle and embroidery thread.
• If the pattern is enlarged and there is space
between stitches, a better effect can be
achieved by increasing the thread density.
• If the pattern is reduced and the stitching is
too thick, a better effect can be achieved by
reducing the thread density.
CAUTION
• Depending on the pattern, the stitching may
become entangled or the needle may break when
the pattern is reduced. If this occurs, slightly
enlarge the pattern.
• After changing the size of the pattern, check the
icons for the embroidery frames that can be used
and use only the indicated frames. If a frame other
than those indicated are used, the presser foot may
hit the embroidery frame and cause injuries.
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Rotating a pattern

The pattern can be rotated in either direction to
the desired angle.
a Touch
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→ The screen shown below appears.
• For details on each key, refer to "Adjusting the angle"
on page 99.
b Touch the keys to adjust the pattern to the
desired angle.
Each touch of a key rotates the pattern.
1 Shows the angle of the pattern after a key is
touched to change it.
• To return the pattern to its original angle, touch
c If necessary, touch the arrow keys to adjust
the position of the pattern.
(For more details, refer to page 176.)
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