ADVANCED EMBROIDERY
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3
By rehooping the fabric to embroider connecting patterns,
a quilting border of 3 m × 3 m (approx. 118 inches × 118
inches) can be created.
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Using the camera
When embroidering a quilting border, use the built-in
camera to display a camera image of the fabric in order to
align the pattern.
Specify the appropriate image settings in advance.
(page 73)
• Better camera image results can be achieved with the
appropriate settings.
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Creating quilting border data
a
With a chalk pencil, mark the fabric with the inner
outline of the quilting border to be embroidered.
Measure the size of the quilting border.
1
Inner outline (used for positioning)
2
Width
3
Height
4
Width of quilting border
b
Touch .
c
Select the category for the number of thread colors.
1
Single color pattern
2
Multi-color pattern
d
Select the pattern that you want to embroider, and
then touch
.
e
Specify the size of embroidery frame to be used and
the size of the quilting border.
1
Touch
or
to select the embroidery frame size.
2
Specify the width (
1
), height (
2
) and quilting border
width (
3
), and then touch
after each entry.
f
Touch .
QUILTING BORDERS
Memo
• Be sure to cut the fabric with an excess of about 10
cm (4 inches) so that its edges extend from the
embroidery frame.
a
d
b
c
2
1
2
1
