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,2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 info menu ) [ o.k. I, Embroidering a word sequence Always use the larger frame when embroiclering words. this allows you to embroider at least three letters (depending on letter Size>. You can embroider in two ways: 1. Connecting individual letters 2. Programming word segments into the Mmemory and then embroidering them (see pattern combinations instrLlctions for use 7570 page 56 + 57> Always embroider the desired word onto a piece of waste material first. Measure the length and size of the word. Then mark the area required for the word on the fabric, e.g. with disappearing chalk. The disappearing chalk can he removed from the fabric after embroidering by ironing it. You can also mark with a marker thread. Now fit the fabric into the frame with a ply of embroidery fleece. Take care to ensure that the marking is parallel to the embroidery frame. 96

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,2
3
Embroidering
a
word
sequence
info
Always
use
the
larger
frame
when
embroiclering
words.
this
allows
you
to
embroider
at
least
three
letters
(depending
on
letter
Size>.
You
can
embroider
in
two
ways:
1.
Connecting
individual
letters
2.
Programming
word
segments
into
the
Mmemory
and
then
embroidering
them
(see
pattern
combinations
instrLlctions
for
use
7570
page
56
+
57>
menu
o.k.
)
[
Always
embroider
the
desired
word
onto
a
piece
of
waste
material
first.
Measure
the
length
and
size
of
the
word.
Then
mark
the
area
required
for
the
word
on
the
fabric,
e.g.
with
disappearing
chalk.
The
disappearing
chalk
can
he
removed
from
the
fabric
after
embroidering
by
ironing
it.
You
can
also
mark
with
a
marker
thread.
Now
fit
the
fabric
into
the
frame
with
a
ply
of
embroidery
fleece.
Take
care
to
ensure
that
the
marking
is
parallel
to
the
embroidery
frame.
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5
6
7
8
9
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