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ADJUSTING STITCHES for models, equipped with character stitches

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UTILITY STITCHES Sewing the character stitches All character stitches are sewn with monogramming foot "N". 1 Select a character stitch. (Refer to page 47.) 2 Attach monogramming foot "N". • For details, refer to "Replacing the presser foot" (page 23). 3 Start sewing. ADJUSTING STITCHES (for models equipped with character stitches) Your stitch pattern may sometimes turn out poorly, depending on the type or thickness of fabric, the stabilizer material used, sewing speed, etc. If your sewing does not turn out well, sew trial stitches using the same conditions as the real sewing, and adjust the stitch pattern as shown below. Memo • The character stitches "034" (No. 31 + No. 34+ No. 35) are used for making adjustments. 1 Attach monogramming foot "N". XX The stitch is sewn in the direction indicated by the arrow. Memo • When sewing characters, the machine automatically sews reinforcement stitches for each character. • While sewing, the LCD shows the pattern No. currently being sewn. 4 When you have finished sewing, use scissors to trim off any excess threads at the beginning of the stitching and between the characters. • For details, refer to "Replacing the presser foot" (page 23). 2 Combine the character stitches "034" (No. 31 + No. 34 + No. 35). • For details, refer to "Combining characters" (page 48). XX When you have finished creating the combination, the following is displayed on the LCD. 3 Sew the combination of characters and check how it turns out. • For details, refer to "Sewing the character stitches" (page 50). A B C A: Correctly sewn (with proper spaces between characters) B: Bunched or shapeless (There is no space between characters.) C: Overstretched (The stitch "0" has a gap.) If the pattern you sewed does not look like A, use the following steps to adjust the stitches. 50

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UTILITY STITCHES
50
Sewing the character stitches
All character stitches are sewn with monogramming
foot “N”.
1
Select a character stitch. (Refer to page 47.)
2
Attach monogramming foot “N”.
•
For details, refer to “Replacing the presser
foot” (page 23).
3
Start sewing.
X
The stitch is sewn in the direction indicated
by the arrow.
Memo
• When sewing characters, the machine
automatically sews reinforcement stitches
for each character.
• While sewing, the LCD shows the pattern
No. currently being sewn.
4
When you have finished sewing, use scissors
to trim off any excess threads at the beginning
of the stitching and between the characters.
ADJUSTING STITCHES (for models
equipped with character stitches)
Your stitch pattern may sometimes turn out poorly,
depending on the type or thickness of fabric, the
stabilizer material used, sewing speed, etc. If your
sewing does not turn out well, sew trial stitches using
the same conditions as the real sewing, and adjust
the stitch pattern as shown below.
Memo
• The character stitches “034” (No. 31 + No. 34+
No. 35) are used for making adjustments.
1
Attach monogramming foot “N”.
•
For details, refer to “Replacing the presser
foot” (page 23).
2
Combine the character stitches “034” (No.
31 + No. 34 + No. 35).
• For details, refer to “Combining characters”
(page 48).
X
When you have finished creating the
combination, the following is displayed on
the LCD.
3
Sew the combination of characters and check
how it turns out.
•
For details, refer to “Sewing the character
stitches” (page 50).
A
B
C
A
: Correctly sewn
(with proper spaces between characters)
B
: Bunched or shapeless
(There is no space between characters.)
C
: Overstretched
(The stitch “0” has a gap.)
If the pattern you sewed does not look like
A
, use
the following steps to adjust the stitches.