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Tutorial 5: Creating Embroidery Patterns From a Vector File b • Frames containing patterns that will not be sewn can be displayed or hidden. • As a default, frames containing patterns that will not be sewn will be hidden. • When frames containing patterns that will not be sewn are displayed, that frame can be selected and its pattern can be edited. a • Image, text, width of the line, gradient, opacity, and any other styles or attributes of graphics will not be imported. With files in the ".emf" and ".svg" formats, the data is converted while retaining curves. • The data on all layers of an SVG file, regardless of whether it is displayed or hidden, will be converted into the embroidery pattern. Step 3 Decorating the outer heart shape 1 Select the colored area of the heart shape, and then click [Shapes] tab. Step 2 Displaying frames not sewn 1 Click in the toolbar at the top of the [Sewing Order] pane. Hide Objects Not Stitched Click to display hidden objects that are not to be stitched. ON OFF 2 Specify a color and sew type for each shape as follows. Line sew • Line sew type : Motif Stitch • Line color : SALMON PINK Region sew • Region sew type : Prog. Fill Stitch • Region color : DEEP ROSE 41

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Tutorial 5: Creating Embroidery Patterns From a Vector File
1
Click
in the toolbar at the top of the
[Sewing Order]
pane.
Hide Objects Not Stitched
Click to display hidden objects that are
not to be stitched.
1
Select the colored area of the heart shape,
and then click
[Shapes]
tab.
2
Specify a color and sew type for each shape
as follows.
Line sew
•
Line sew type :
Motif Stitch
•
Line color :
SALMON PINK
Region sew
•
Region sew type :
Prog. Fill Stitch
•
Region color :
DEEP ROSE
a
•
Image, text, width of the line, gradient, opacity,
and any other styles or attributes of graphics will
not be imported. With files in the ".emf" and
".svg" formats, the data is converted while
retaining curves.
•
The data on all layers of an SVG file, regardless
of whether it is displayed or hidden, will be
converted into the embroidery pattern.
Step 2
Displaying frames not
sewn
ON
OFF
b
•
Frames containing patterns that will not be sewn
can be displayed or hidden.
•
As a default, frames containing patterns that will
not be sewn will be hidden.
•
When frames containing patterns that will not be
sewn are displayed, that frame can be selected
and its pattern can be edited.
Step 3
Decorating the outer heart
shape