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Step 11 Selecting a Programmable Fill Stitch

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Contents Before Using Getting Started Step 11 Selecting a Programmable Fill Stitch You are going to see how to select a special stitch pattern (fill stitch) created with the Programmable Stitch Creator application, how to change its settings and how to apply it as the region stitch for the rays, which you will draw in Step 12. Stitch patterns are arranged in a tile-like manner within the selected regions, creating very decorative fill stitches. 1 Select in the Region sew type selector. 2 Click Sew - Sewing Attribute Setting on the menu bar to open the Sewing Attribute Setting dialog. You can also click on the Toolbar button shown hereafter. x Select Pattern in the Programmable Fill category. x Click Select Pattern to open the Browse dialog. x Select the path Program Files/ Version 4.0/Pattern. The Pattern folder contains the programmable stitch files. These files have the extension pas. The Browse dialog shown hereafter now allows you to preview and browse through the existing pas files. Note: "*.pas" files are patterns for Programmable Fill. "*.pmf" files are patterns for Motif. Design Center Layout & Editing File Utility Programmable Stich Creator Quik Reference Alphabetic Index x Browse through the illustrated stitches and click on the honey1 illustration, which is then highlighted. x Either double-click the illustration or click OK to select that stitch. The dialog closes and the selected stitch can now be previewed in the Sewing Attribute Setting dialog. 3 Change the stitch pattern size. Select a width and height of 10.0 mm (3/8 inch) by clicking on the "up" arrow. NOTE: As soon as you click an arrow in this dialog, an illustration of the stitch pattern as well as the type of setting you are selecting are displayed in the other preview window of the dialog. You can see how each click on an arrow affects the pattern. You may also type in a value. In that case however, you cannot preview the setting immediately as you set it. 38

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Before Using
Design Center
Layout & Editing
File Utility
Programmable
Stich Creator
Contents
Quik Reference
Alphabetic Index
Getting Started
Step 11
Selecting a Programmable Fill Stitch
You are going to see how to select a special stitch pattern (fill stitch) created with the Programmable
Stitch Creator application, how to change its settings and how to apply it as the region stitch for the rays,
which you will draw in Step 12. Stitch patterns are arranged in a tile-like manner within the selected
regions, creating very decorative fill stitches.
1
Select
in the
Region sew type
selector.
2
Click
Sew – Sewing Attribute Setting
on the menu bar to open the
Sewing Attribute Setting
dialog.
You can also click on the Toolbar button shown hereafter.
3
Change the stitch pattern size. Select a width and height of
10.0 mm
(3/8 inch)
by clicking on the
“up” arrow.
NOTE:
As soon as you click an arrow in this dialog, an illustration of the stitch pattern as well as the type
of setting you are selecting are displayed in the other preview window of the dialog. You can see
how each click on an arrow affects the pattern.
You may also type in a value. In that case however, you cannot preview the setting immediately as
you set it.
Select
Pattern
in the
Programma-
ble Fill
category.
Click
Select Pattern
to open the
Browse
dialog.
Select the path Program Files/
Version 4.0/Pattern.
The Pattern folder contains the
programmable stitch files. These
files have the extension
pas
.
The
Browse
dialog shown here-
after now allows you to preview
and browse through the existing
pas
files.
Note:
“*.pas” files are patterns for
Pro-
grammable Fill.
“*.pmf” files are
patterns for
Motif
.
Browse through the illustrated stitches and
click on the
honey1
illustration, which is then
highlighted.
Either double-click the illustration or click
OK
to
select that stitch. The dialog closes and the
selected stitch can now be previewed in the
Sewing Attribute Setting
dialog.