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Embroidering
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EMBROIDERY
2
■ Method 2
a
Select a straight stitch frame pattern, and embroider
the pattern onto the base fabric.
b
Place the appliqué fabric over the pattern embroidered
in step
a and embroider the same pattern on the
appliqué fabric.
• Be sure that the appliqué fabric completely covers
the stitched line.
c
Remove the embroidery frame from the embroidery
unit, and cut around the outside of the stitches of the
appliqué fabric.
d
Reattach the embroidery frame to the embroidery unit.
e
Select the satin stitch frame pattern of the same shape
as the appliqué and embroider the satin stitch pattern
to create an appliqué.
• Do not change the size or position of the pattern.
Split embroidery patterns
Split embroidery patterns created with PE-DESIGN Ver.7 or
later, or PE-DESIGN NEXT can be embroidered. With split
embroidery patterns, embroidery designs larger than the
embroidery hoop are divided into multiple sections, which
combine to create a single pattern after each section is
embroidered.
For details on creating split embroidery patterns and for more
detailed embroidery instructions, refer to the Instruction
manual included with PE-DESIGN Ver.7 or later, or PE-
DESIGN NEXT.
a
Insert the USB flash drive containing the created split
embroidery pattern, and then select the split
embroidery pattern to be embroidered.
• For details, refer to “Retrieving embroidery patterns”
on page 47.
b
Select section to be embroidered and press .
• Select the sections in alphabetical order.
c
Press and press .
d
Press the “Start/Stop” button to embroider the pattern
section.
e
When embroidering is finished, the following screen
appears. Press .
A screen appears so that a section of the split
embroidery pattern can be selected.
f
Repeat steps b through e to embroider the
remaining sections of the pattern.
Note
• Do not remove the fabric from the embroidery
frame to cut it. Also, do not pull or push on the
fabric. Otherwise, the fabric may loosen in the
frame.
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