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BASIC EMBROIDERY
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Changing the size and the density of the
pattern
There are two methods to change the pattern size.
If is selected, you can change the pattern size while
maintaining the thread density. The machine recalculates the
number of stitches automatically. With this function, the
pattern can be enlarged or reduced at a larger ratio than with
normal pattern resizing.
a
Touch to select or .
*
: Change the pattern size while maintaining the
number of stitches. The thread density for the pattern
increases or decreases.
*
: Change the pattern size while maintaining the
thread density. After the pattern size is changed, the thread
density can be changed. The number of stitches is
recalculated depending on the pattern size.
b
When you select in step a, the message to reset
the pattern to its original size, angle and position will
appear. Touch .
c
Touch each key to change the pattern size, as desired.
d
Touch .
Trimming jump stitches
When jump stitches are set to be trimmed, embroidering will no longer
need to be cleaned up after stitching. However, the embroidering time
will increase since the jump stitches will be trimmed.
You can select whether or not jump stitches in the selected
pattern will be trimmed.
a
Select the pattern whose jump stitches are to be
trimmed.
b
Make sure that the jump stitch trim setting key appears
as .
• Each touch of the key turns the setting either on or off.
•
On the pattern editing screen, if the jump stitch trim
setting key is selected ( ), the jump stitches will be
trimmed even if [Thread Cut Initial Setting] is set to [OFF].
■ Trimming jump stitches between characters
The lengths of jump stitches between characters (from the
end point of one character to the start point of the next
character) differ depending on the font used and the
character spacing. If the length is longer than the specified
setting for trimming jump stitches, jump stitch trimming is
performed. For details on specifying the length for
trimming jump stitches, refer to page 110.
Example:
1 End point
2 Start point
3 Length of jump stitch
Memo
• This function cannot be used with character
patterns, frame patterns, repeated patterns or large
buttonhole patterns.
• Patterns with a large number of stitches (100,001
or more) cannot be resized while maintaining a
thread density.
• Depending on the pattern, the size of the pattern
increases up to 200% or reduces to 60%.
• You can also change the size by dragging the red
point around the pattern.
Memo
• After resizing pattern using function in step
a, by touching in the edit screen, you can
adjust the thread density, if desired.
Threads are
trimmed.
Threads are
not trimmed.
Memo
•
As you combine patterns, you can select whether or not
jump stitches will be trimmed for each pattern.
•
If you have selected multiple patterns, and the patterns
include some whose jump stitches will be trimmed
( ) and some whose jump stitches will not be
trimmed ( ), the jump stitch trim setting key for the
combined patterns appears as ( ). For details on
selecting multiple patterns, refer to “Selecting multiple
patterns at the same time” on page 44.
• Touch ( ) to apply the setting the same as for
[Thread Cut Initial Setting] in the settings screen for
all patterns.
a
b
c
c
a
b
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