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Embroidery, Assistant, Combine, designs, large, pattern, using, embroidery, template

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6-24 6. Embroidery Assistant Combine designs into a large pattern, using the embroidery template Our example shows design no.11 from creative card 300, combined into a complex pattern. We called up the single designs from the "Embroidery I card" menu and positioned them in the hoop. You can also embroider a test design, which you can use to precisely position the two designs. • To do this, mark the center. Cut out the design so that you can use it as a template. • We've positioned the first design at the bottom, right edge of the embroidery field. The longest side of the triangle is aligned to the left, the point to the right. • Embroider the 1st design (before changing the position of the fabric in the hoop. observe the next section) • Now position the 2nd design at the lower edge of the embroidery field in the processing screen of the machine. We have mirrored the design. Prepare and change the position of the fabric in the hoop • Remove the embroidery hoop from the embroidery unit. • Place the template in the hoop and use a fabric marker to mark the embroidery field boundaries on the right side of the embroidered fabric. Remove the template. As you have positioned the design in the lower right corner, you can draw both a vertical and a horizontal marking line, which meet in the corner. These lines represent the guide lines for the next design. The vertical line is the beginning of the next design; the horizontal line is the lower edge of the border.

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6.
Embroidery
Assistant
Combine
designs
into
a
large
pattern,
using
the
embroidery
template
Our
example
shows design
no.11
from
creative
card
300,
combined
into
a
complex
pattern.
We
called
up
the
single
designs
from
the
“Embroidery
I
card”
menu
and positioned
them
in
the
hoop.
You
can
also
embroider
a
test
design,
which you
can
use
to
precisely
position
the
two
designs.
•
To
do
this,
mark
the center.
Cut
out
the
design
so
that
you
can
use
it
as
a
template.
•
We’ve
positioned
the
first
design
at
the
bottom,
right
edge
of
the embroidery
field.
The
longest
side
of
the
triangle
is
aligned
to
the
left,
the
point
to
the
right.
•
Embroider
the
1st
design
(before
changing
the
position
of
the
fabric
in
the
hoop.
observe
the
next
section)
•
Now
position
the
2nd
design
at
the
lower
edge
of
the
embroidery
field
in
the
processing
screen
of
the
machine.
We
have
mirrored
the
design.
Prepare
and
change
the
position
of
the
fabric
in
the
hoop
•
Remove
the
embroidery
hoop
from
the
embroidery
unit.
•
Place
the
template
in
the
hoop
and
use
a
fabric
marker
to
mark
the
embroidery
field
boundaries
on
the
right
side
of
the
embroidered
fabric.
Remove
the
template.
As
you
have
positioned
the
design
in
the
lower
right
corner,
you
can
draw
both
a
vertical
and
a
horizontal
marking
line,
which
meet
in
the corner.
These
lines
represent
the
guide
lines
for
the
next
design.
The
vertical
line
is
the
beginning
of
the
next
design;
the
horizontal
line
is
the
lower
edge
of
the
border.