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What if the First Crop was Wrong?
• The bottom left or top right may be re-defined by
moving the crosshairs to a new location and press-
ing the appropriate button (“Bottom Left” or “Top
Right”) to redefine that particular corner and then
press the “Crop” button.
• If too much has been cropped off, simply move the
crosshairs beyond the cropped portion of pattern
that is visible and into the black to the point that is
to be added back into the cropped area and press the
appropriate corner button (“Bottom Left” or “Top
Right”) and press the “Crop” button. That area will
be added back to the cropped pattern.
• As long as the “Done” button has not been pressed,
the user can continue to adjust the cropping points
until the pattern is cropped as desired.
• It is permissible to move beyond the pattern edges
out into the black space to avoid accidentally crop-
ping the edges off a pattern.
For example, if the user wishes only to crop the left
and right sides of a pattern but keep the top and
bottom as they are, identify the “Bottom Left” by
moving the crosshairs well below the actual pattern
and into the black space, but making sure that the
vertical portion of the crosshair is lined up with the
left-hand cropping point and then press the “Bottom
Left” button.
Next, move the crosshairs to the “Top Right” portion
of the area to be cropped. Again, the crosshairs may
be moved above the pattern into the black space to be
certain the entire top part of the pattern is included
and only be concerned about lining the vertical por-
tion of the crosshairs with the right-hand side of the
area to be cropped. Then press the “Top Right” but-
ton. Now, press “Crop”.
Press the “Done” button to save the changes and
return to the “Quilt” menu.
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