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Changing the stitch density, Changing the pattern length, If the stitching density is too fine

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UTILITY STITCHES CONTENTS Changing the stitch density If a decorative satin stitch has been selected, the stitch density can be changed. Select a decorative satin stitch . 1 Press (settings key) in the operation panel. 2 X The settings screen appears. Press , , and 3 is selected. (arrow keys) until Changing the pattern length The length of one part of a satin stitch can be set to one of five sizes. Select a satin stitch . 1 Press (settings key) in the operation panel. 2 X The settings screen appears. Press , , and 3 is selected. (arrow keys) until GETTING READY SEWING BASICS UTILITY STITCHES Press 4 (OK key). X The screen for specifying the stitching density of the decorative satin stitch appears. Press and 5 selected. until the desired density is Select for coarser stitching or select for finer stitching. Press 4 (OK key). X The screen for changing the length of a satin stitch appears. Press and 5 selected. until the desired ratio is The length can be set within the range of and . Press 6 (OK key). X The initial stitch screen appears again, and the stitching density is changed. CAUTION ● If the stitching density is too fine, depending on the needle, the stitches may be bunched together, causing the needle to break. X The satin stitch length is changed. Press 6 (OK key). X The initial stitch screen appears again. APPENDIX INDEX 118

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UTILITY STITCHES
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118
GETTING READY
CONTENTS
SEWING BASICS
UTILITY STITCHES
APPENDIX
INDEX
Changing the stitch
density
If a decorative satin stitch has been selected, the
stitch density can be changed.
1
Select a decorative satin stitch
.
2
Press
(settings key) in the operation panel.
The settings screen appears.
3
Press
,
,
and
(arrow keys) until
is selected.
4
Press
(OK key).
The screen for specifying the stitching
density of the decorative satin stitch
appears.
5
Press
and
until the desired density is
selected.
Select
for coarser stitching or select
for finer stitching.
6
Press
(OK key).
The initial stitch screen appears again, and
the stitching density is changed.
Changing the pattern length
The length of one part of a satin stitch can be set to
one of five sizes.
1
Select a satin stitch
.
2
Press
(settings key) in the operation panel.
The settings screen appears.
3
Press
,
,
and
(arrow keys) until
is selected.
4
Press
(OK key).
The screen for changing the length of a satin
stitch appears.
5
Press
and
until the desired ratio is
selected.
The length can be set within the range of
and
.
The satin stitch length is changed.
6
Press
(OK key).
The initial stitch screen appears again.
●
If the stitching density is too fine,
depending on the needle, the stitches
may be bunched together, causing the
needle to break.
CAUTION