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BASIC EDITING
Note
• 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
combined embroidery patterns" on page
87.
• Press
order in order to minimize the number of the
thread color changes.
■ Assigning Thread Marks
By embroidering thread marks, you can easily align
patterns when embroidering a series. When
embroidering is finished on a pattern, a thread mark
in the shape of an arrow will be sewn using the final
thread. When embroidering a series of patterns, use
the point of this arrow for positioning the following
designs to be embroidered.
a
Press
b
Press
.
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to change the embroidering
.
, and then press
c
Press
to select the thread mark to be
sewn.
Memo
• When there are two or more elements, use
and
or
pattern that you want to assign a thread
mark(s) to.
d
Press
.
Embroidering the Pattern
Repeatedly
After creating the repeated pattern, rehoop the
embroidery frame and keep embroidering for the
next pattern.
Memo
• The optional border frame allows you to
easily rehoop the fabric without removing
the embroidery frame from the machine.
and
to select a
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