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Placing
the
stitch
points
(stitches)
By
drawing
stitch
points
into
your
design
you
are
setting
the
stitch
length
of
your
pattern
at
the
same
time.
Each
point
represents
one
needle
penetration
in
the
material.
The
optimum
distance
of
the
points
(width
and
length)
is
between
4+7
squares.
Only
on
curves
should
the
points
be
drawn
more
densely,
at
a
distance
of
roughly
2-5
squares.
mL1.
If
you
are
embroidering
a
motif
with
zigzag
stitches,
the
length
points
must
be
set
very
densely
(see illustration),
The
ideal
distance
is
1-2
squares.
Make
sure
to
keep
a
continuous
logical
sequence
corresponding
to
the
sewing
course
of
the
machine.
(Interruptions
within
the
motif
will
also
be
embroidered!)
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