Changing The Sewing Order Of Sun And Rays - Brother PE-Design 6.0 Instruction Manual

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Creating and Editing Embroidery Patterns
5.
To draw the rays of the sun around the circle
using the circle as a guide, click in the Design
Page to select the start point (1), continue
clicking in the Design Page to select every
other corner (2 through L), and then double-
click.
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K
2
L
J
H
I
F
D
G
E
b
Memo:
To remove the last point that was entered,
click the right mouse button.
→ The embroidery pattern appears as
shown below.
b
Memo:
• If you want to delete the pattern, click
on the Tool Box, click the pattern to select
it, and then press the
select the menu command Edit – Delete.
• If you want to change the pattern shape,
color, or sew type after drawing it, click
on the Tool Box, click the pattern to
select it, and then change the settings on
the Sewing Attributes bar or in the Sewing
Attribute Setting dialog box.
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A
C
Delete key or
Step 9
Changing the sewing order of
sun and rays
Since we have drawn the closed broken line for the
sun's rays after drawing the circle, the sun's rays
are on top of the circle. In other words, the broken
sun's rays are in the foreground. Since the pattern
is in the foreground, it will be sewn last. We need to
change the sewing order so that the sun (circle) will
be sewn on top of the sun's rays.
1.
Click Sew on the menu bar, and then click
Sewing Order/Color.
An alternate method is to click the Toolbar
button indicated below.
Sewing Order/Color
→ The Sewing Order/Color dialog box
apears.
2.
Click the frame containing the region for the
sun's rays to select it, and then drag the frame
to the left of the circle for the sun. (This part of
the sun will be sewn first.).
b
Memo:
When a frame in the Sewing Order/Color
dialog box is selected, the buttons at the
bottom of the dialog become available. The
sewing order of the selected pattern object
can also be changed by using these buttons.
For more details, refer to "Checking and
Editing the Sewing Order/Color" on
page 184.
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