Brother International DreamMaker„ XE VE2200 Users Manual - English - Page 160

Start Embroidering

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CREATING BOBBIN WORK Start Embroidering a Hoop the fabric so the right side of the fabric is facing down with the stabilizer lying on the top. Use an embroidery frame that fits the size of the pattern and then attach the frame to the machine. These patterns are embroidered from the wrong side of the fabric so technically you are working in "reverse" of normal embroidering. a Wrong side of fabric CAUTION • Always use a stabilizer material for embroidery. Otherwise, the needle may break and cause injuries. Not using a stabilizer material may result in a poor finish to your project. b Press . c Press . → The screen changes, and all keys and operation buttons are locked. d Using the presser presser foot. foot lever, raise the e To bring the bobbin thread above fabric, rotate the handwheel the counterclockwise while holding the upper thread. f As shown below, pull the upper thread pull the bobbin thread up through the to fabric. a Upper thread b Bobbin thread Memo • If the bobbin thread cannot be pulled up, use an awl to create small hole to help pull bobbin thread to surface. g Press buttons. to unlock all keys and h Lower the presser foot. i It is necessary to move to the beginning of stitching so press , and then press . → The embroidery frame moves to the beginning of stitching. j While holding both the upper thread and the bobbin thread, sew a section of the pattern. A-10

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CREATING BOBBIN WORK
A-10
Start Embroidering
a
Hoop the fabric so the right side of the
fabric is facing down with the stabilizer
lying on the top. Use an embroidery frame
that fits the size of the pattern and then
attach the frame to the machine. These
patterns are embroidered from the wrong
side of the fabric so technically you are
working in “reverse” of normal
embroidering.
a
Wrong side of fabric
b
Press
.
c
Press
.
The screen changes, and all keys and operation
buttons are locked.
d
Using the presser foot lever, raise the
presser foot.
e
To bring the bobbin thread above the
fabric, rotate the handwheel
counterclockwise while holding the upper
thread.
f
As shown below, pull the upper thread to
pull the bobbin thread up through the
fabric.
a
Upper thread
b
Bobbin thread
g
Press
to unlock all keys and
buttons.
h
Lower the presser foot.
i
It is necessary to move to the beginning of
stitching so press
, and then press
.
The embroidery frame moves to the beginning of
stitching.
j
While holding both the upper thread and
the bobbin thread, sew a section of the
pattern.
CAUTION
Always use a stabilizer material for embroidery.
Otherwise, the needle may break and cause injuries.
Not using a stabilizer material may result in a poor
finish to your project.
Memo
• If the bobbin thread cannot be pulled up,
use an awl to create small hole to help pull
bobbin thread to surface.