Brother International BES Lettering INSTRUCTION MANUAL - English - Page 73

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Text Properties 71 • A Single Run stitch is a simple forward-moving stitch that looks like any straight stitch produced by a sewing machine. • A Double Run stitch sews over the line twice: once forward, and once backward, thus it ends up where it starts. • The Bean stitch is also known as a Three Ply stitch and is a running stitch where the machine sews over each stitch three times (forward, back, forward again) before it moves to the next stitch. The result is a heavy running stitch. • The Motif Run is a decorative, programmed stitch which usually has an open, 'lacy' look. When you select the Motif run option, the list of Motif patterns at the bottom of the Run area in the Properties becomes active. Scroll down the list to select the Motif you want. Steil Style Text The Steil stitch is a constant-width satin stitch which follows the outer contour of each letter. The properties specific to Steil are width and density. The standard lettering properties, such as fill, underlay, and pull-compensation also apply to Steil. For more information about these properties, see "Changing Lettering Properties".

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Text Properties
71
•
A
Single
Run
stitch is a simple forward-moving stitch that
looks like any straight stitch produced by a sewing machine.
•
A
Double Run
stitch sews over the line twice: once forward,
and once backward, thus it ends up where it starts.
•
The
Bean
stitch is also known as a Three Ply stitch and is a
running stitch where the machine sews over each stitch
three times (forward, back, forward again) before it moves to
the next stitch. The result is a heavy running stitch.
•
The
Motif Run
is a decorative, programmed stitch which
usually has an open, ‘lacy’ look. When you select the Motif
run option, the list of Motif patterns at the bottom of the Run
area in the Properties becomes active. Scroll down the list to
select the Motif you want.
Steil Style Text
The Steil stitch is a constant-width satin stitch which follows the
outer contour of each letter. The properties specific to Steil are
width and density.
The standard lettering properties, such as fill, underlay, and
pull-compensation also apply to Steil. For more information
about these properties, see “Changing Lettering Properties”.