Brother International PR670E Operation Manual - Page 194

Using a frame pattern to create, appliqués 1

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Lightly apply fabric glue or spray adhesive e to the back of the appliqué piece that was cut out, and then attach the appliqué piece to the base fabric at the position sewn using the "APPLIQUE POSITION" pattern in step d. Using a frame pattern to create appliqués (1) Appliqués can be created by sewing two frame patterns of the same size and shape-one sewn with straight stitches and the other sewn with satin stitches. • If an iron-on stabilizer is used to attach the appliqué piece to the base fabric, iron the pieces together without removing the base fabric from the embroidery frame. After attaching the appliqué piece, sew an f "APPLIQUE" pattern. The appliqué is finished. • Depending on the pattern, an "APPLIQUE" pattern may not be available. In this case, sew the appliqué using thread in the color of a part of the embroidery. Finish sewing the embroidery. g Select a frame pattern sewn with straight a stitches to embroider onto the fabric for the appliqué. Carefully cut outside of the stitching. Embroider the same pattern on the base b fabric. 192

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e
Lightly apply fabric glue or spray adhesive
to the back of the appliqué piece that was
cut out, and then attach the appliqué piece
to the base fabric at the position sewn using
the “APPLIQUE POSITION” pattern in step
d
.
• If an iron-on stabilizer is used to attach the appliqué
piece to the base fabric, iron the pieces together
without removing the base fabric from the embroidery
frame.
f
After attaching the appliqué piece, sew an
“APPLIQUE” pattern. The appliqué is
finished.
• Depending on the pattern, an “APPLIQUE” pattern
may not be available. In this case, sew the appliqué
using thread in the color of a part of the embroidery.
g
Finish sewing the embroidery.
Using a frame pattern to create
appliqués (1)
Appliqués can be created by sewing two frame
patterns of the same size and shape—one sewn
with straight stitches and the other sewn with satin
stitches.
a
Select a frame pattern sewn with straight
stitches to embroider onto the fabric for the
appliqué. Carefully cut outside of the
stitching.
b
Embroider the same pattern on the base
fabric.