Chapter 38: Review - Creating The Wedding Bell Catering Design - Brother BES-100E Workbook

Chapter 38: Review – Creating the Wedding Bell Catering Design
To create the Wedding Bell Catering design:
1
On the drop-down menu, click
File
2
In the
Files of type
3
In the drop-down list, select the "BES" folder, and then in the list below it, double-click the "Sample"
Look in
folder.
4
In the list, select the "weddingbells" file.
Look in
5
Click the button. The "weddingbells" file is opened.
Open
6
Click the
Circular Text
circular text shape.
NOTE: To view the exact center of the design, click
dialog box appears. Select the
click the
7
Drag the pointer straight up until the measurement in the status bar indicates that the circle has a radius
of 1 inch and an angle mark of 0˚.
NOTE: An angle mark of 0˚ centers the text at the top of the circle.
8
Drag the T-shaped extension until the measurement in the status bar indicates that the height of the text is
0.5 inch. The
Text
9
Select the
Multiline
0
Click inside the
A
Type "WEDDING BELL", press the Enter key, and then type "CATERING" on the second line.
B
In the drop-down list, select "Alaska".
Font
C
In the box, type "0.35".
Size
D
In the
Circular text
entered in the
Mark angle
E
On the tab, type "90%" in the
Stitches
NOTE: Adjusting the density properly helps prevent thread breaks while sewing.
F
In the drop-down list in the
Underlay
NOTE: Turning off underlay on small lettering helps the characters look crisp.
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Open
drop-down list, select "BES Files (*.bdf)".
tool ( ), and then click the center of the design to specify it as the center of the
button.
OK
tab of the
Text Properties
check box. A check mark will appear.
box. A flashing cursor appears.
Text
group box on the
Text Effects
box.
Underlay stitches
Figure 116
. The dialog box appears.
Open
Markers
check box (A check mark will appear.), and then
Start and stop point
dialog box appears.
tab, type "1.10" in the
box
Density adjustment
group box, select "No".
on the drop-down menu. The
View
box and make sure that "0.0" is
Radius
Markers