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Manual change/Irregular pattern • Place stabilizer under fabric. • Set needle thread tension to 3. Select zigzag stitch 11/2046, 12/2034 for motifs with a right or left needle position or zigzag stitch 3 for motifs with a center needle I position. ,d Set stitch length to 0.2 - 0.3 mm. I • Using -1+ button A increase and reduce the width while 4) 1' sewing. (1 A B ci 1 Note: If you have selected the right or left needle position, the stitch width only changes in one direction. Try creating flowers and leaves with this technique. These larger embroideries are perfect for home decorating projects like placemats, cushions and valances. C 9 Automatic tapering You can use both stitch No. 3 and stitch No. 11/2046, 12/ 2034 for automatic tapering, If you would like to embroider the corners of a border, select z 9 zai g stitch No. 11/2046, 12/2034. Press the tie-off button (36) three times. A dense zigzag stitch appears in the Expression window and beside it the word 'tapering' with an arrow pointing to the taper of the corner on the left. Start sewing the point. Continue to sew to the length you desire, then press the reverse sewing button (33) while sewing. The taper will be sewn automatically at an angle of 45°. The machine stops at the taper and the needle remains in the fabric so that you can turn the fabric 90°. 89

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Manual
change/Irregular
pattern
•
Place
stabilizer
under
fabric.
•
Set
needle thread
tension
to
3.
Select
zigzag
stitch
11/2046,
12/2034
for
motifs
with
a
right
or
left
needle
position
or
zigzag
stitch
3
for
motifs
with
a
center needle
position.
Set
stitch
length
to
0.2
-
0.3
mm.
•
Using
-1+
button
A
increase
and
reduce
the
width
while
sewing.
Note:
If
you
have
selected
the
right
or
left
needle
position,
the
stitch
width
only
changes
in
one
direction.
Try
creating
flowers
and
leaves
with
this
technique.
These
larger
embroideries
are
perfect
for
home
decorating
projects
like
placemats,
cushions
and
valances.
Automatic
tapering
You
can
use
both
stitch
No.
3
and
stitch
No.
11/2046,
12/
2034
for
automatic
tapering,
If
you
would
like
to
embroider
the
corners
of
a border,
select
zi
9
zag
stitch
No.
11/2046,
12/2034.
Press
the
tie-off
button
(36)
three
times.
A
dense
zigzag
stitch
appears
in
the
Expression
window
and
beside
it
the
word
‘tapering’
with
an
arrow
pointing
to
the
taper
of
the
corner
on
the
left.
Start
sewing
the
point.
Continue
to
sew
to
the
length
you
desire,
then
press
the
reverse
sewing
button
(33)
while
sewing.
The
taper
will
be
sewn
automatically
at
an
angle
of
45°.
The
machine
stops
at
the
taper
and
the
needle
remains
in
the
fabric
so
that
you
can
turn
the
fabric
90°.
I
,d
I
4)
1’
ci
(1
1
A
B
C
9
89