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Reshaping Embroidery Patterns
Basic Layout & Editing Operations
■ Connecting two open shape
patterns
The end points of two shape patterns can be
connected to create a single shape pattern.
1 Select an end point (entry point or exit point).
2 Press the <Alt> key.
The points that can be connected appear
as ×.
3 While holding down the <Alt> key, drag the
selected point to the other point that you want
to connect to it.
The shape of the pointer changes to ,
and a red square appears when the two
points are overlapping.
4 Release the mouse button to connect the two
points.
■ Connecting the two end points of
a shape pattern
The two end points of an open shape pattern can be
connected to create a closed shape pattern.
1 Select an end point (entry point or exit point).
2 Press the <Alt> key.
The other end point appears as ×.
3 While holding down the <Alt> key, drag the
selected point to the other end point.
4 When the two points are overlapping and the
red square appears, release the mouse
button.
b
The other end point of the shape pattern whose
point is selected as well as the end points (entry
points and exit points) of other shape patterns
appear as ×.
a
When a shape pattern is closed, its region sewing
attributes may appear.
b
The [Close] command is also available to change
an open shape pattern to a closed shape pattern.
cc "Changing the attributes of line ends" on
page 74
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