Brother International DreamWeaver„ VQ3000 Users Manual - English - Page 107

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b Sew with the needle dropping the edge of the fabric. slightly off a Needle drop position Note • Use the "L/R SHIFT" setting for fine tuning the placement of the stitch. Be sure to sew trial stitches using the same conditions as the real sewing. Quilting You can make beautiful quilts quickly and easily with this machine. When making a quilt, you will find it convenient to use the knee lifter and foot controller to free your hands for other tasks ("Using the Foot Controller" on page S-4 and /or "Using the Knee Lifter" on page S-15). The 30 quilting stitches Q-01 through Q-30 and the utility stitches with "P" or "Q" indicated on their key are useful for quilting. The "P" or "Q" at the bottom of the key display indicates that these stitches are intended for ("Q") quilting and ("P") piecing. See page S-67 for the detailed information of stitches. Stitch Stitch name Presser foot Piecing stitch (Middle) Piecing stitch (Right) Piecing stitch (Left) Hand-look quilting (Middle) Basting stitch (Middle) SEWING THE STITCHES Stitch Stitch name Stem stitch Presser foot Quilting appliqué zigzag stitch S 2 Utility Stitches Zigzag stitch (Right) Zigzag stitch (Left) 2 steps elastic zigzag 3 steps elastic zigzag Quilting appliqué stitch Shell tuck edge Blanket stitch Quilting stippling Overcasting stitch Tape attaching Serpentine stitch Feather stitch Fagoting cross stitch Couching stitch Patchwork double overlock stitch Smocking stitch Sewing S-35

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SEWING THE STITCHES
Utility Stitches
Sewing
S-35
S
2
b
Sew with the needle dropping slightly off
the edge of the fabric.
a
Needle drop position
Quilting
You can make beautiful quilts quickly and easily
with this machine. When making a quilt, you will
find it convenient to use the knee lifter and foot
controller to free your hands for other tasks
(“Using the Foot Controller” on page S-4 and /or
“Using the Knee Lifter” on page S-15).
The 30 quilting stitches Q-01 through Q-30 and
the utility stitches with “P” or “Q” indicated on
their key are useful for quilting.
The “P” or “Q” at the bottom of the key display
indicates that these stitches are intended for (“Q”)
quilting and (“P”) piecing.
See page S-67 for the detailed information of
stitches.
Note
• Use the “L/R SHIFT” setting for fine tuning
the placement of the stitch. Be sure to sew
trial stitches using the same conditions as
the real sewing.
Stitch
Stitch name
Presser foot
Piecing stitch (Middle)
Piecing stitch (Right)
Piecing stitch (Left)
Hand-look quilting (Middle)
Basting stitch
(Middle)
Stem stitch
Quilting appliqué zigzag stitch
Zigzag stitch (Right)
Zigzag stitch (Left)
2 steps elastic zigzag
3 steps elastic zigzag
Quilting appliqué stitch
Shell tuck edge
Blanket stitch
Quilting stippling
Overcasting stitch
Tape attaching
Serpentine stitch
Feather stitch
Fagoting cross stitch
Couching stitch
Patchwork double overlock
stitch
Smocking stitch
Stitch
Stitch name
Presser foot