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Tutorial 4: Editing an Imported Shape to Create an Embroidery Design for an Appliqué Step 4 Specifying hole sewing Now, we will apply a setting so that the overlapping areas are not sewn twice. 1 While holding down the key, click the circle, then the flower. 2 Click the [Home] tab, then click [Modify Overlap] in the [Edit] group, and then click [Set hole sewing]. Step 5 Creating appliqués 1 Select the outer pattern, and then click [Applique Wizard] in the [Home] tab to start the [Applique Wizard] dialog box.  When hole sewing is specified, the pattern displayed in the [Sewing Order] pane changes. b Be sure to select the outer pattern before starting the [Applique Wizard]. 2 Specify settings in the [Applique Wizard] dialog box in the following order a - f. a b c d e a Hole sewing cannot be applied if one of the patterns is not completely enclosed within the other pattern. cc "Hole sewing" on page 56. f a Applique Material Specify cutting lines for the appliqué. The outline of the appliqué can be sewn as running stitches to be sewn onto the appliqué fabric as a guide for cutting it out.  For this example, select [Yes]. b Applique Position The guideline for attaching the appliqué piece is set to be sewn automatically. c Tack down Specify basting of the appliqué. The appliqué piece can be basted onto the base fabric.  For this example, select [Yes]. 29

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Tutorial 4: Editing an Imported Shape to Create an Embroidery Design for an
Appliqué
Now, we will apply a setting so that the overlapping
areas are not sewn twice.
1
While holding down the <
Ctrl
> key, click the
circle, then the flower.
2
Click the
[Home]
tab, then click
[Modify
Overlap]
in the
[Edit]
group, and then click
[Set hole sewing]
.
When hole sewing is specified, the pattern
displayed in the [
Sewing Order
] pane
changes.
1
Select the outer pattern, and then click
[Applique Wizard]
in the
[Home]
tab to start
the
[Applique Wizard]
dialog box.
2
Specify settings in the
[Applique Wizard]
dialog box in the following order
a
-
f
.
a
Applique Material
Specify cutting lines for the appliqué.
The outline of the appliqué can be sewn
as running stitches to be sewn onto the
appliqué fabric as a guide for cutting it out.
For this example, select
[Yes]
.
b
Applique Position
The guideline for attaching the appliqué
piece is set to be sewn automatically.
c
Tack down
Specify basting of the appliqué.
The appliqué piece can be basted onto
the base fabric.
For this example, select
[Yes]
.
Step 4
Specifying hole sewing
a
Hole sewing cannot be applied if one of the
patterns is not completely enclosed within the
other pattern.
cc
"Hole sewing" on page 56
.
Step 5
Creating appliqués
b
Be sure to select the outer pattern before starting
the
[Applique Wizard]
.
a
b
c
d
e
f