Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.6 Users Manual - English - Page 36

Auto Punch, Photo Stitch 1, Photo Stitch 2, Color, Cross Stitch, Design Center

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 28 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Automatically Creating Embroidery Patterns 2. Select Photo Stitch 1, then Color, and then click Next. → The Select Mask dialog box appears. 4. In the image preview box, move the handles of the mask until it surrounds the desired part of the image to be converted to an embroidery pattern. b Memo: The following stitch methods are also available. • Auto Punch For more details, refer to page 115. • Photo Stitch 1 (Mono) For more details on the Mono setting, refer to page 120. • Photo Stitch 2 (Color and Mono) Refer to page 122 for more details on the Color setting and to page 124 for more details on the Mono setting. • Cross Stitch For more details, refer to page 125. • Design Center For more details, refer to "Using Design Center" on page 30. 3. From the list at the bottom of the dialog box, select the desired shape that the image will be trimmed to. b Memo: Any part of the image that is outside of the mask will not be converted to an embroidery pattern. 5. Click Next. → The image is analyzed, and the Check Mask Shape dialog box appears. 28

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Automatically Creating Embroidery Patterns
2.
Select
Photo Stitch 1
, then
Color
, and then
click
Next
.
The
Select Mask
dialog box appears.
b
Memo:
The following stitch methods are also
available.
Auto Punch
For more details, refer to page 115.
Photo Stitch 1
(
Mono
)
For more details on the
Mono
setting, refer
to page 120.
Photo Stitch 2
(
Color
and
Mono
)
Refer to page 122 for more details on the
Color
setting and to page 124 for more
details on the
Mono
setting.
Cross Stitch
For more details, refer to page 125.
Design Center
For more details, refer to “Using Design
Center” on page 30.
3.
From the list at the bottom of the dialog box,
select the desired shape that the image will be
trimmed to.
4.
In the image preview box, move the handles of
the mask until it surrounds the desired part of
the image to be converted to an embroidery
pattern.
b
Memo:
Any part of the image that is outside of the
mask will not be converted to an embroidery
pattern.
5.
Click
Next
.
The image is analyzed, and the
Check
Mask Shape
dialog box appears.
PeDesignV6Eng.book
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Thursday, July 8, 2004
11:59 AM