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To ti e off threads when starti ng and ending quilti ng
1. Aft er the machine is threaded, move the machine over the quilt to your
starti ng locati on.
2. While fi rmly holding the tail of the needle thread, press the needle up/
down butt on twice, causing the needle to go down through the quilt
sandwich and then back to the up positi on. Or press and hold the up/down
butt on unti l the needle does a full revoluti on; then release the butt on.
3. Move the machine four to six inches while holding the needle thread in
place. The bobbin thread will pull up through to the top of the quilt.
4. Grasp the bobbin thread loop and pull it to the desired length. Repositi on
the needle to the starti ng locati on, and ti e off the threads by quilti ng a few
sti tches in place. Then begin quilti ng.
Free-Moti on Quilti ng
When quilti ng, relax your hands and maintain a light touch on the handlebars. Gripping
the handlebars too ti ghtly may cause body tension resulti ng in poor quilti ng quality. The
Quilt Maker Pro 16, in combinati on with the Litt le Foot Frame or Studio Frame system, will
give you a smooth even glide while quilti ng.
Opti onal Computer-Guided Quilti ng: Pro-Sti tcher®
The Pro-Sti tcher® quilti ng system integrates Janome's quilti ng machines, including the Quilt Maker Pro
16, with the best computer technology for computer-guided quilti ng using digital designs. The soft ware is
managed from a state-of-the-art tablet computer that is conveniently mounted on top of the machine.
This rich and full-featured soft ware is easy to learn and makes precise quilti ng simple and fun! For more
informati on about how Pro-Sti tcher works, see the Pro-Sti tcher user manual.
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