Embroidery Threads/Summary Of Embroidery Motifs - Bernina Artista 165 User Manual

38 Embroidery Threads / Embroidery motifs-Summary
Embroidery threads
Summary of embroidery motifs
Professionally digitized designs are
normally digitized for 40-weight
thread which can be found in poly-
ester and rayon varieties giving the
embroidery a pretty sheen. They are
available in a wide range of colors
with new colors being added from
time to time.
Metallic threads also con add dimen-
sion to your embroidery and will sew
the easiest by using the vertical spool
holder and the supplementary thread
guide (optional accessory). A needle
designed for use with metallic
threads will also improve results.
Choose a finer thread for the bobbin
to avoid unnecessary thread build up
and bulk. Several are available inclu-
This appendix provides you with a
complete overview of all the motifs
in the embroidery module.
Each motif is shown with the total
number of colors and color sequen-
ces. The sequences correspond to the
exact embroidery sequence deter-
mined in the embroidery module to
ensure perfect and beautiful results.
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ding 60/2 cotton or embroidery bob-
bin thread. It is not necessary to
match the bobbin thread to the
upper thread. White or black are the
most commonly used bobbin colors.
Regardless of the type of thread you
choose, you should always buy a
quality thread from a reputable
maufacturer. Poor quality threads
usually give poorly stitched designs
and break often.
You can naturally change and mix
the colors to suit your own personal
tastes. There are no limits to your
own imagination and creativity.
Tip: It's worth trying out new com-
binations on fabric remnants. You
can always use your practice pieces
to make unusual and individual
greetings cards!