Baby Lock Ellageo BLL, Instruction And Reference Manual

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SEWING AN EMBROIDERING PATTERN
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c
Trim off the excess thread at the beginning of
the stitching. If the thread is hidden under the
presser foot, raise the presser foot, and then
cut the thread.
d
Press the “Start/Stop” button again to start
embroidering.
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When the area for the first color has been sewn, the
machine automatically trims the threads, then stops,
and the presser foot is automatically raised.
The next color in the embroidery color order moves
to the top.
e
Remove the thread for the first color from the
machine, and then thread the machine with
the thread for the second color.
f
Repeat these steps to embroider the
remaining colors.
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After the last stitch is sewn, the message “Finished
sewing” appears. Press to return to the
previous screen.
* Depending on the pattern, a more attractive finish
can be achieved by trimming the thread jumps after
each color is embroidered.
g
When the pattern is finished, trim the excess
thread jumps (thread linking parts of the
pattern, etc.).
Embroidering Appliqué Patterns
There are some patterns which call for an appliqué
inside the pattern.
When sewing an embroidery pattern with an appliqué,
the color sewing order display shows “APPLIQUÉ
MATERIAL”, “APPLIQUÉ POSITION”, “APPLIQUÉ”,
and then the sewing order of the colors around the
appliqué.
a
Attach iron-on stabilizer to the wrong side of
the appliqué fabric.
a Appliqué fabric (cotton, felt, etc.)
b Stabilizer
b
Hoop the appliqué fabric (from step
a
) in
the embroidery frame, and then press the
“Start/Stop” button to sew material of the
appliqué design.
a
Outline of appliqué
b Appliqué fabric
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The machine sews the outline of the appliqué, then
stops.
Memo
• When “Appliqué Material”, “Appliqué Position” and
“Appliqué” are displayed, a specific color does not
appear. Use a proper color thread to match the
appliqué piece.
• The following design is not preprogrammed in the
machine and is used for illustration purposes only.
Memo
The embroidering procedure is the same as the basic
procedure described in “Sewing Embroidery Patterns”
on page 142.
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