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6. Embroidery Assistant ooeO I hi 6-25 • Now, use the embroidery template to move and rehoop the fabric in such a way that the marking grooves on the left side of the template lie congruent to the previously drawn marking line on the right of the fabric. The lower marking slits lie congruent with the horizontal line. The bottom, left corner of the template then lies automatically on the drawn corner point of the fabric. • Now place the embroidered template on the fabric in such a way that the 2nd design is positioned to the 1 st. • If the needle is positioned directly above the marked line in the center of your test design, the 2nd design is then automatically positioned to the 1st design. • Touch r:. to move the design until the needle is positioned above the center of the design. • Embroider the 2nd design. It is automatically positioned next to the 1st design. Position an additional design You can use the function "Orbiting the design" to position the design within the hoop. In this way, use a fabric marker to mark the boundaries of the design on your fabric and therefore the starting point for another design (as not every design is as wide as the hoop). Touch L. The design will then be orbited in the form of a rectangle. The hoop moves gradually forwards while the icon is touched. • If you remove your finger from the icon, the machine will stop at this position. • If you hold down the icon, the machine will automatically stop in the four corners of the orbited rectangle. • Mark the corner points of the orbited rectangle. • Use a fabric marker, draw a vertical line which crosses the lower horizontal line. The point of intersection represents the bottom, left corner point. • Use the embroidery template, rehoop the fabric in such a way that the marking grooves on the left side of the template are again congruent to the marking line drawn on the fabric. The lower marking slits lie congruent to the horizontal line. The bottom, left corner of the template then lies automatically on the corner point which has been drawn on the fabric. The machine always drives to the center of the design before commencing a design and after it has embroidered a design. • Now proceed as described on page 6-24. • This way you can combine as many designs as you want, until the border has reached your required size.

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6.
Embroidery
Assistant
6-25
Now,
use
the embroidery
template
to
move
and
rehoop
the
fabric
in
such
a
way
that
the
marking
grooves
on
the
left
side
of
the template
lie
congruent
to
the
previously
drawn
marking
line
on
the
right
of
the
fabric.
The
lower marking
slits
lie
congruent
with
the
horizontal
line.
The
bottom,
left
corner
of
the
template
then
lies
automatically
on
the
drawn
corner
point
of
the
fabric.
Now
place
the
embroidered
template
on
the
fabric
in
such
a
way
that
the 2nd
design
is
positioned
to
the
1
st.
If
the
needle
is
positioned
directly
above
the
marked
line
in
the
center
of
your
test
design,
the
2nd
design
is
then
automatically
positioned
to
the
1st
design.
r.
Touch
:
to
move
the
design
until
the
needle
is
positioned
above
the
center
of
the
design.
Embroider
the
2nd
design.
It
is
automatically
positioned
next
to
the
1st
design.
Position
an
additional
design
You
can
use
the
function
“Orbiting
the
design”
to
position
the
design
within
the
hoop.
In
this
way,
use
a
fabric
marker
to
mark
the
boundaries
of
the
design
on your
fabric
and
therefore
the
starting
point
for
another
design
(as
not
every
design
is
as
wide
as
the
hoop).
Touch
L.
The
design
will
then
be
orbited
in
the
form
of
a
rectangle.
The hoop
moves
gradually
forwards
while
the
icon
is
touched.
If
you
remove
your
finger
from
the
icon,
the machine
will
stop
at
this
position.
If
you
hold
down
the
icon,
the
machine
will
automatically
stop
in
the
four
corners
of
the
orbited
rectangle.
Mark
the
corner
points
of
the
orbited
rectangle.
Use
a
fabric
marker,
draw
a
vertical
line
which
crosses
the
lower
horizontal
line.
The
point
of
intersection
represents
the
bottom,
left
corner
point.
Use the embroidery
template,
rehoop
the
fabric
in
such
a
way
that the
marking
grooves
on
the
left
side
of
the
template
are
again
congruent
to
the
marking
line
drawn
on
the
fabric.
The
lower
marking
slits
lie
congruent
to
the
horizontal
line.
The
bottom,
left
corner
of
the
template
then
lies
automatically
on
the
corner
point
which
has
been
drawn
on
the
fabric.
The
machine
always
drives
to
the
center
of
the
design
before
commencing
a
design
and
after
it
has
embroidered
a
design.
Now
proceed
as
described
on
page
6-24.
This way
you
can
combine
as
many
designs
as
you
want,
until
the
border
has
reached
your
required
size.
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