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CHENILLE EMBROIDERY
CONTENTS
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
INDEX
Chapter 6
CHENILLE EMBROIDERY
This section gives additional details on chenille embroidery.
Parts of certain patterns that can be embroidered with the
machine are designed to be sewn with a chenille texture.
The chenille texture is made of looped threads and looks
like a terry cloth towel. When sewing chenille
embroidery, be sure to insert the design frame with side B
facing up.
When a chenille pattern is selected:
When sewing chenille embroidery, the side of the design frame facing up will have to be changed
from side B to side A or from side A to side B. After replacing the thread cartridge, check that the
design frame is installed correctly.
For the sample pattern list information at the right, the
embroidery would be sewn as described below.
1
Insert the thread cartridge for the first
color (800). After the screen shown at
the right appears, insert the design
frame with side B facing up, and then
press the
key.
2
After the first color is embroidered and the machine stops automatically,
press the thread cartridge release button (
) to cut the thread, and then
remove the thread cartridge. (See the section
Removing the thread
cartridge
on page 15).
NOTE
•
In this manual, “chenille embroidery” is embroidery with sections that are sewn with a
chenille texture.
•
In the pattern list, “
” means that part of the pattern is embroidered with the
chenille texture.
Chenille embroidery
1: (800)B
2: (124) A
3: (323)B
Example: