Double Stitch And Multiple Stitch - Brother BAS H Series Instruction Manual

CHAPTER 3 PROGRAMMING PATTERNS

Double stitch and multiple stitch

If you would like to program multiple lines at a constant width away from another line, you can create the lines using
offset copying.
This section describes how to program double stitches on the left side of another line in the sewing direction, using an
actual program as an example.
Sewing width
Be sure to press twice to make a split at a point B or E where the line changes to the curve.
Placing more intermediate points such as points C and D creates smoother curves.
1. Carry out steps 1 to 3 in "Programming procedure"
(page 17).
2. Use the functions for creating straight or curved lines
to create an outline from A to F.
* Refer to "Pattern with lines" (page 52) or "Pattern with
curves" (page 53).
3. Touch .
4. Touch .
5. Touch to set whether the double stitch
will be created to the left or the right of the sewing
direction.
To create the line to the left of the sewing direction:
To create the line to the right of the sewing direction
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Sewing
direction
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6. Touch to set the sewing width and the
number of copies.
Example: To sew a double stitch at a sewing width
of 3.0 mm, set the sewing width to "03.00mm"
and the number of copies to "1".
* To sew multiple stitches, set the number of copies to
the number of additional lines to be sewn.
7. Touch to set the offset method (Same
Direction, Return, Return + Stitch Connection).
Example: To copy in the same direction as the
sewing direction, set the offset creation method to
"Same Direction".
8. Use the jog key to select the whole of the outline
which was created in step 2.
*The outline which is selected will be displayed in
red.
9. Press .
10. The selected outline will be copied in the specified
sewing direction.
11. Carry out steps 5 and after in "Programming
procedure" (page 18).