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Convert to Stitch, The dotted line around the converted data indicates that it is stitch data.

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Contents Before Using Getting Started 4 When you enlarge or reduce a converted pattern with the selection cursor, the number of stitches sewn automatically adapt to the new size of the pattern, allowing you to keep the original embroidery quality. Without Stitch to Block With Stitch to Block NOTE: The selected color blocks can be moved or scaled individually, therefore, if you want to move the whole pattern once it has been converted, be sure to select the whole pattern. See also: "Sewing Attribute Setting" on page 204, "Scaling patterns" on page 118 and "Point Edit Mode" on page 120 I Convert to Stitch Purpose: Converts a shape object to a stitch object. Shortcut key: No shortcut key for this function Toolbar: No button for this function Operation: 1 Select one or more shape objects. 2 Click Sew, then Convert to Stitch. The selected shape data is converted to stitch data. Design Center Layout & Editing Programmable Stitch Creator Quick Reference Alphabetic Index The dotted line around the converted data indicates that it is stitch data. Each stitch of the converted data can be edited with the point edit tool. • Shape objects that can be converted are data created with the Circle, Rectangle, Outline, Manual punch or Text tools. • Related text, paths and objects set for hole sewing are all converted to stitch data, even if some of the objects can be selected separately. • If an object that does not have stitching settings applied is converted, that object is deleted. 214

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Contents
Before Using
Getting Started
Design Center
Layout & Editing
Programmable
Stitch Creator
Quick Reference
Alphabetic Index
4
When you enlarge or reduce a converted pattern with the selection cursor, the number of stitches
sewn automatically adapt to the new size of the pattern, allowing you to keep the original embroi-
dery quality.
NOTE:
The selected color blocks can be moved or scaled individually, therefore, if you want to move the
whole pattern once it has been converted, be sure to select the whole pattern.
See also:
Sewing Attribute Setting
on page 204,
Scaling patterns
on page 118 and
Point
Edit Mode
on page 120
Convert to Stitch
Purpose:
Converts a shape object to a stitch object.
Shortcut key:
No shortcut key for this function
Toolbar:
No button for this function
Operation:
1
Select one or more shape objects.
2
Click
Sew
, then
Convert to Stitch
.
The selected shape data is converted to stitch data.
The dotted line around the converted data indicates that it is stitch data.
Each stitch of the converted data can be edited with the point edit tool.
Shape objects that can be converted are data created with the Circle, Rectangle, Outline, Manual
punch or Text tools.
Related text, paths and objects set for hole sewing are all converted to stitch data, even if some
of the objects can be selected separately.
If an object that does not have stitching settings applied is converted, that object is deleted.
Without Stitch to Block
With Stitch to Block