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Creating stippling or echo quilting patterns
automatically
Stippling or echo quilting patterns can be created around the
machine’s built-in patterns or original embroidery data.
a
Select the pattern that stippling will be added around.
b
Touch in the pattern editing screen.
Stippling is automatically applied around the
selected pattern.
To select multiple patterns, refer to page 44.
c
After specifying the stitch settings for the stippling,
touch .
1 To create a stippling pattern, touch . To create an
echo quilting pattern, touch .
2 If an embroidery frame size is selected, the stippling is
added within the area of the selected frame size. If the
pattern is larger than the selected frame size, the area
indicating the frame size will appear in gray.
3 Specify the distance from the outline of the pattern to the
stippling.
4 Specify the spacing for the stippling.
By using the embroidery crosshair positioning laser function,
the embroidering position can easily be aligned. This is useful
when embroidering in an area where it is necessary to align
the pattern, as shown below.
a
Use a chalk pencil to mark the desired embroidering
position.
The line drawn for the reference direction should be
longer.
1 Chalk pencil mark
b
Hoop the fabric in the embroidery frame.
2
1
3
4
USING THE EMBROIDERY
CROSSHAIR POSITIONING LASER
FUNCTION TO ALIGN THE
EMBROIDERING POSITION
Memo
• If the desired position of the pattern can be clearly
established, such as when embroidering along a
pocket, it is not necessary to mark the position with
a chalk pencil.
Note
• When hooping the fabric in the embroidery frame,
make sure that the embroidery pattern will fit within
the embroidering area of the frame being used.
1 Embroidering area
2 Embroidery pattern size
3 Chalk pencil mark
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b
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