Brother International Innov-is VM5100 Operation Manual - Page 7
Basic operations, Sewing, Embroidering, Appendix
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WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THIS MACHINE WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THIS MACHINE B Basic operations After purchasing your machine, be sure to read this section first. This section provides details on the initial setup procedures as well as descriptions of this machine's more useful functions. Chapter 1 Getting Ready To learn the operation of the principal parts and the screens Page B-18 S Sewing This section describes procedures for using the various utility stitches as well as other functions. It provides details on basic machine sewing in addition to the more expressive features of the machine, from sewing tubular pieces and buttonholes to sewing the character and decorative stitch patterns. Chapter 1 Sewing Basics To learn how to prepare for sewing and basic sewing operations Page S-2 Chapter 2 Utility Stitches Pre-programmed with more than 100 frequently used stitches Page S-20 Chapter 3 Character/Decorative Stitches The variety of stitches widen your creativity Page S-76 Chapter 4 MY CUSTOM STITCH Create original decorative stitches Page S-102 E Embroidering This section provides instruction to embroider designs with this machine. Chapter 1, "Embroidery", provides details on sewing embroidery patterns stored on the machine as well as patterns that have been imported. Chapter 2, "Embroidery Edit", provides details on editing embroidery patterns to create custom embroidery. Chapter 1 Embroidery Maximum 30 cm × 18 cm (approx. 12 inches × 7 inches) for large embroidery designs Page E-2 Chapter 2 Embroidery Edit Designs can be combined, rotated or enlarged Page E-56 A Appendix This section provides important information for operating this machine. Chapter 1 How to Create Bobbin Work To learn how to create bobbin work Page A-2 Chapter 2 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Find troubleshooting tips and pointers as well as how to keep your machine in the best working condition. Page A-18 B-5