Brother International PR670E Operation Manual - Page 167

Assigning thread marks, Embroidering the pattern repeatedly

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After making the desired changes, touch g . The pattern editing screen appears again. Note • Once you have cut a repeated pattern into separate elements, you cannot return to the original repeated pattern. • Each element can be edited separately in the edit screen. Refer to "Selecting the pattern to be edited" on page 147. ■ Assigning thread marks By sewing thread marks, you can easily align patterns when sewing a series. When sewing is finished on a pattern, a thread mark in the shape of an arrow will be sewn using the final thread. When sewing a series of patterns, use the point of this arrow for positioning the following designs to be sewn. Memo • When repeatedly sewing individual patterns, thread marks can be sewn around the perimeter of the pattern only. Touch . a Touch . b SELECTING/EDITING/SAVING PATTERNS Touch c sewn. to select the thread mark to be 1 1 Touch to cancel thread mark setting. Memo • When there are two or more elements, use and or and to select a pattern that you want to assign a thread mark(s) to. 5 Touch . d Note • If the combined border pattern is rotated in the embroidering settings screen, the thread mark will be removed. ■ Embroidering the pattern repeatedly After creating the repeated pattern, rehoop the embroidery frame and keep sewing for the next pattern. Memo • The optional border frame allows you to easily rehoop the fabric without removing the embroidery frame from the machine. 165

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SELECTING/EDITING/SAVING PATTERNS
165
5
g
After making the desired changes, touch
.
The pattern editing screen appears again.
Assigning thread marks
By sewing thread marks, you can easily align
patterns when sewing a series. When sewing is
finished on a pattern, a thread mark in the shape of
an arrow will be sewn using the final thread. When
sewing a series of patterns, use the point of this
arrow for positioning the following designs to be
sewn.
a
Touch
.
b
Touch
.
c
Touch
to select the thread mark to be
sewn.
1
Touch to cancel thread mark setting.
d
Touch
.
Embroidering the pattern repeatedly
After creating the repeated pattern, rehoop the
embroidery frame and keep sewing for the next
pattern.
Note
• Once you have cut a repeated pattern into
separate elements, you cannot return to the
original repeated pattern.
• Each element can be edited separately in
the edit screen. Refer to “Selecting the
pattern to be edited” on page 147.
Memo
When repeatedly sewing individual patterns,
thread marks can be sewn around the
perimeter of the pattern only.
Memo
• When there are two or more elements, use
and
or
and
to select a
pattern that you want to assign a thread
mark(s) to.
Note
• If the combined border pattern is rotated in
the embroidering settings screen, the
thread mark will be removed.
Memo
• The optional border frame allows you to
easily rehoop the fabric without removing
the embroidery frame from the machine.
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