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My Custom Stitch

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MY CUSTOM STITCH Retrieving stitch patterns Retrieve stitch patterns saved in the machine's memory or USB flash drive. When retrieving stitch patterns from a USB flash drive, a insert the USB flash drive into the USB port on the machine. Touch . b MY CUSTOM STITCH ■ Designing a stitch By using the MY CUSTOM STITCH function, you can register stitches you have created yourself. You can also sew designs combining MY CUSTOM STITCH creations with built-in characters (page 33). Memo • Stitches that you create with MY CUSTOM STITCH can be a maximum of 7 mm (approx. 9/32 inch) wide and 37 mm (approx. 1-1/3 inches) long. Draw the stitch design on the grid sheet. a Place points where the stitch pattern intersects with the grid, and connect all the points with a line. Touch the desired destination. c a b 1 Retrieve from the machine's memory. 2 Retrieve from a USB flash drive. Memo • If the stitch pattern to be retrieved is in a folder of the USB flash drive, touch the key for that folder. Touch to return to the previous screen. Memo • Simplify the design so that it can be sewn as a continuous line. For a more attractive stitch, close the design by intersecting lines. • Folders in the USB flash drive cannot be created with the machine. Select the desired stitch pattern, and then touch . d If the design is to be repeated and linked, the start point and end point of the design should be at the same height. Determine the x and y coordinates of each of the b marked points. Memo • When you touch , the selected stitch pattern will be deleted permanently. 74

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MY CUSTOM STITCH
74
Retrieving stitch patterns
Retrieve stitch patterns saved in the machine's memory or
USB flash drive.
a
When retrieving stitch patterns from a USB flash drive,
insert the USB flash drive into the USB port on the
machine.
b
Touch
.
c
Touch the desired destination.
1
Retrieve from the machine’s memory.
2
Retrieve from a USB flash drive.
d
Select the desired stitch pattern, and then touch
.
■
Designing a stitch
By using the MY CUSTOM STITCH function, you can
register stitches you have created yourself. You can also
sew designs combining MY CUSTOM STITCH creations
with built-in characters (page 33).
a
Draw the stitch design on the grid sheet.
Place points where the stitch pattern intersects with
the grid, and connect all the points with a line.
b
Determine the x and y coordinates of each of the
marked points.
Memo
•
If the stitch pattern to be retrieved is in a folder of
the USB flash drive, touch the key for that folder.
Touch
to return to the previous screen.
•
Folders in the USB flash drive cannot be created
with the machine.
Memo
•
When you touch
, the selected stitch pattern will
be deleted permanently.
b
a
MY CUSTOM STITCH
Memo
•
Stitches that you create with MY CUSTOM STITCH
can be a maximum of 7 mm (approx. 9/32 inch)
wide and 37 mm (approx. 1-1/3 inches) long.
Memo
•
Simplify the design so that it can be sewn as a
continuous line. For a more attractive stitch, close
the design by intersecting lines.
If the design is to be repeated and linked, the start
point and end point of the design should be at the
same height.