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86 Pacesetter Embroidery Lettering Software Instruction Manual Automatic Trim An automated machine process that cuts the top and bobbin thread when directed by data stored in a design file. This function is usually used before a jump or a color change. This process eliminates the need for manual trimming. Baseline A line on which lettering segments sit. Color Palette A collection of thread colors for a particular brand of thread. Color Stop A command that instructs an embroidery machine to stop sewing a design in order to change its thread colors. Also known as Color Change . Column Stitch Formed by closely arranged zig-zag stitches. Often used to form borders. See also Satin Stitch . Density Density is the number of stitches covering a given area. Large letters, large fill areas and textured fabrics, generally need higher densities. The reverse can be true as well. There are two measuring systems used in calculating density: Imperial and Metric. The Imperial system measures density in stitches per inch (spi). 65spi means 65 stitches in a 1 inch (linear) area. The Metric system measures density in embroidery points (pt). Points refers to the distance between each thread.

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Pacesetter Embroidery Lettering Software
Instruction Manual
Automatic Trim
An automated machine process that cuts the top and bobbin
thread when directed by data stored in a design file. This
function is usually used before a jump or a color change. This
process eliminates the need for manual trimming.
Baseline
A line on which lettering segments sit.
Color Palette
A collection of thread colors for a particular brand of thread.
Color Stop
A command that instructs an embroidery machine to stop
sewing a design in order to change its thread colors. Also
known as
Color Change
.
Column Stitch
Formed by closely arranged zig-zag stitches. Often used to form
borders. See also
Satin Stitch
.
Density
Density is the number of stitches covering a given area. Large
letters, large fill areas and textured fabrics, generally need
higher densities. The reverse can be true as well.
There are two measuring systems used in calculating density:
Imperial and Metric. The Imperial system measures density in
stitches per inch (spi). 65spi means 65 stitches in a 1 inch
(linear) area. The Metric system measures density in
embroidery points (pt). Points refers to the distance between
each thread.