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Embroidering cross stitch motifs with programs 52-54 You can combine the individual cross stitch programs using your imagination to achieve large area cross stitch motifs. These combinations are entered into the M-memory and are then sewn successively next to each other. To do this follow these steps: • Draw the desired cross stitch motif on graph paper. • Divide this motif into blocks which can be entered into the M-memory as pattern combinations. • Now mark the starting point of the first cross stitch in each memory. The start and end points of the cross stitches are particularly important as they determine the stitch direction. A cross stitch that finishes on the right can only be combined with a cross stitch that starts on the right The starting points are marked with a small circle and the end points are marked with a dot "c" TIP: With the key, you can transfer starting points from left to right and from right to left Cross stitch motif "rabbit" For this motif, the following combinations have been stored: Ml- M2- M3M4- 4x52/53 2x53/(key 1 8)/4x52/53/3x5212x53/ 3x52/53(key 1 8) 9x5 3 3x5 2 M5 - M6M7MB M9M9- 2x53/4x52/53(key 18)1 3x5212x53(key 1 8)13x52/53 4x52153(key 1 8) 53(key 18)15x52/53(key 18) 3x53(key 1 8) 3x5 3 3x9 1 Where key 18 is written in brackets, the program ming number must be entered as an axial mirror- image. • Mark each memory with a number and arrows for the respective sewing direction. • Press the "m)" key for pattern sequence. • Now enter the selected cross stitches into the M-Memory. • To sew the pattern, recall the programmed memories successively by pressing the "single pattern" key • After you have finished sewing the memory, pull the threads to the reverse side of the fabric and knot them together. • Delete the sewed memory and enter the new combination. When you position the sewing foot watch the crosswise lines on stitch foot 2A, they should be aligned with the starting points of the adjoining cross stitches. Ml 'I, M8 109

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You
can
combine the
individual
cross
stitch
programs
using
your
imagination
to
achieve
large
area
cross
stitch
motifs.
These
combinations
are
entered
into
the
M-memory
and
are
then sewn
successively
next to
each
other.
To
do
this
follow
these
steps:
•
Draw
the
desired
cross
stitch
motif on
graph
paper.
•
Divide
this
motif
into
blocks
which can
be
entered
into
the
M-memory
as
pattern
combinations.
•
Now
mark
the
starting
point
of
the
first
cross
stitch
in
each
memory.
The
start
and end
points
of
the
cross
stitches
are
particularly
important
as
they
determine
the
stitch
direction.
A
cross
stitch
that
finishes
on
the
right
can
only
be
combined
with
a
cross
stitch
that
starts
on
the
right
The
starting
points
are
marked
with
a
small
circle
and
the
end
points
are
marked
with
a
dot
TIP:
With
the
“c”
key,
you
can
transfer
starting
points
from
left
to
right
and
from
right
to left
Cross stitch
motif
“rabbit”
For
this
motif,
the
following
combinations
have
been
stored:
Ml—
4x52/53
M2—
2x53/(key
1
8)/4x52/53/3x5212x53/
3x52/53(key
1
8)
9x5
3
3x5
2
2x53/4x52/53(key
18)1
3x5212x53(key
1
8)13x52/53
4x52153(key
1
8)
53(key
18)15x52/53(key
18)
3x53(key
1
8)
3x5
3
3x9
1
Where
key
18
is
written
in
brackets,
the
program
ming
number
must
be
entered
as
an
axial
mirror-
image.
•
Press
the
“m)”
key
for
pattern
sequence.
• Now
enter
the
selected cross stitches
into
the
M-Memory.
• To
sew
the
pattern,
recall
the
programmed
memories
successively
by
pressing
the
“single
pattern”
key
•
After
you
have
finished
sewing
the
memory,
pull
the
threads
to
the
reverse
side
of
the
fabric
and
knot
them
together.
• Delete
the
sewed
memory
and
enter
the new
combination.
When
you
position
the
sewing
foot
watch the
crosswise
lines
on
stitch
foot
2A,
they
should
be aligned
with
the
starting
points
of
the
adjoining
cross
stitches.
Embroidering
cross
stitch
motifs with
•
Mark
each
memory
with
a
number
and
arrows
programs
52-54
for
the
respective
sewing
direction.
M3-
M4-
M5
-
Ml
M6-
M7-
MB
M9-
M9-
‘I,
M8
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