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EMBROIDERY Lower the presser foot lever. d a a Presser foot lever Press e (Start/stop button). Press (Start/stop button) again. h X The embroidery begins again. X Stitching stops automatically with reinforcement after one color has been completed. When automatic thread cutting is set, the thread is cut. Set up embroidery thread for the next color, i and repeat steps b through h. X When the last color is sewn, "Finished sewing." will appear on the display. Press , and the display will return to the initial screen. Cut the excess thread. j a a Start/stop button CAUTION ● Use the embroidery frame that matches the size of the pattern being embroidered. Otherwise, the embroidery frame may be hit by the presser foot and cause injury or needle breakage. After progressing 5-6 stitches, press f (Start/stop button) to stop the machine. Use scissors to cut the thread at the beginning g of the stitching. Cut the thread at the edge of the stitching. Memo z For the automatic cutting setting, refer to "LCD (liquid crystal display) operation" (page 135). Note z If the thread is left at the beginning of the stitching, it may be sewn over as you continue embroidering the pattern, making it very difficult to deal with the thread after the pattern is finished. Trim the thread at the beginning. 140

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EMBROIDERY
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d
Lower the presser foot lever.
a
Presser foot lever
e
Press
(Start/stop button).
a
Start/stop button
CAUTION
f
After progressing 5-6 stitches, press
(Start/stop button) to stop the machine.
g
Use scissors to cut the thread at the beginning
of the stitching.
Cut the thread at the edge of the stitching.
Note
If the thread is left at the beginning of the
stitching, it may be sewn over as you
continue embroidering the pattern, making it
very difficult to deal with the thread after the
pattern is finished. Trim the thread at the
beginning.
h
Press
(Start/stop button) again.
The embroidery begins again.
Stitching stops automatically with reinforce-
ment after one color has been completed.
When automatic thread cutting is set, the
thread is cut.
i
Set up embroidery thread for the next color,
and repeat steps
b
through
h
.
When the last color is sewn, "Finished
sewing." will appear on the display. Press
, and the display will return to the
initial screen.
j
Cut the excess thread.
Memo
For the automatic cutting setting, refer to
"LCD (liquid crystal display) operation"
(page 135).
●
Use the embroidery frame that matches
the size of the pattern being embroidered.
Otherwise, the embroidery frame may be
hit by the presser foot and cause injury or
needle breakage.
a
a