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Correcting a bow tie

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s Correcting a "bow tie" Regions are digitized as pairs of punchpoints (a point and a counterpoint, which appear with a gray line connecting them). When deleting punchpoints from a region, either the punchpoint pair or two punchpoints that are in sequence should be deleted; otherwise, the region will "bow tie", as shown below. Figure 17 A "bow tie" also occurs when a punchpoint in a region is moved to the other side of the other punchpoint in the pair. To correct a "bow tie", do any of the following: x Delete the remaining point of the pair. x Click the Reshape tool ( ), click the punchpoint before the deleted one, and then click Insert Point After on the Punchpoints drop-down menu to insert a new punchpoint and correct the "bow tie". Then, move the newly inserted points to correctly shape the satin stitch. x On the Edit drop-down menu, click Undo Delete Points. NOTE: The last operation performed can also be undone by clicking the Undo button ( bar. ) in the Ribbon 12

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Correcting a “bow tie”
Regions are digitized as pairs of punchpoints (a point and a counterpoint, which appear with a gray line con-
necting them). When deleting punchpoints from a region, either the punchpoint pair or two punchpoints that
are in sequence should be deleted; otherwise, the region will “bow tie”, as shown below.
A “bow tie” also occurs when a punchpoint in a region is moved to the other side of the other punchpoint in
the pair.
To correct a “bow tie”, do any of the following:
◆
Delete the remaining point of the pair.
◆
Click the
Reshape
tool (
), click the punchpoint before the deleted one, and then click
Insert Point After
on the
Punchpoints
drop-down menu to insert a new punchpoint and correct the “bow tie”. Then, move the
newly inserted points to correctly shape the satin stitch.
◆
On the
Edit
drop-down menu, click
Undo Delete Points
.
NOTE:
The last operation performed can also be undone by clicking the
Undo
button (
) in the
Ribbon
bar.
Figure 17