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Embroidery stitch editor 24 - precise positioning

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Embroidery stitch editor (24) 24 Sequences and stitches can be adjusted in Embroidery stitch editor. You can also adjust your own created sequence or stitch, loaded to embroidery edit (see chapter 5 and 6). Note: When a stitch or a sequence is loaded into embroidery edit, tie-offs are automatically inserted at the A beginning and at the end. The tie-offs are only visible when you open the stitch or sequence in sequencing. You can activate the grid in embroidery edit to be able to join the stitches with precision. Enter embroidery stitch editor to adjust your sequence or stitch. Adjust stitches Open Embroidery stitch editor to adjust the stitches. The adjustments will affect the stitch just like they do in sewing mode. If more than one sequence is inserted, you can toggle between them using the arrows (A). Use the + and - icons to increase or decrease the stitch width (C) and stitch length (D). Density (E) can be changed if satin stitches are inserted. When mirroring (B), the stitch will be mirrored within its own area. It will not affect the position of the stitch like when mirroring is used in embroidery edit. You can also use the touch functions to make adjustments. The selected stitch will be affected as if it was a design. Note: If you make adjustments to a sequence or stitch in Embroidery stitch editor, you can still use sequencing or Stitch Creator to modify it. When returning to embroidery edit, the sequence or stitch will be replaced by the adjusted one. BCDE Decrease width of the selected stitch Decrease length of the selected stitch Embroidery mode - edit Mirroring the selected stitch end to end 8:16 Mirroring the selected stitch side to side

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Decrease length of the selected stitch
Decrease width of the selected stitch
Embroidery stitch editor (24)
Sequences and stitches can be adjusted in
Embroidery stitch editor. You can also adjust
your own created sequence or stitch, loaded to
embroidery edit (see chapter 5 and 6).
Note: When a stitch or a sequence is loaded into
embroidery edit, tie-offs are automatically inserted at the
beginning and at the end. The tie-offs are only visible
when you open the stitch or sequence in sequencing.
You can activate the grid in embroidery edit to
be able to join the stitches with precision. Enter
embroidery stitch editor to adjust your sequence or
stitch.
Adjust stitches
Open Embroidery stitch editor to adjust the
stitches. The adjustments will affect the stitch just
like they do in sewing mode. If more than one
sequence is inserted, you can toggle between them
using the arrows (A).
Use the + and - icons to increase or decrease the
stitch width (C) and stitch length (D).
Density (E) can be changed if satin stitches are
inserted.
When mirroring (B), the stitch will be mirrored
within its own area. It will not affect the position
of the stitch like when mirroring is used in
embroidery edit.
You can also use the touch functions to make
adjustments. The selected stitch will be affected as
if it was a design.
Note: If you make adjustments to a sequence or stitch in
Embroidery stitch editor, you can still use sequencing or
Stitch Creator to modify it.
When returning to embroidery edit, the sequence or
stitch will be replaced by the adjusted one.
Mirroring the selected stitch end to end
Mirroring the selected stitch side to side
Embroidery mode - edit