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Embroider, endless, borders, beyond, length

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6-30 6 Embroidery Assistant Embroider endless borders beyond the length of the hoop Some designs are suitable for the embroidery of endless borders. These are indicated in the design selection menu with the letter E. There is a connecting point at the start and at the end of the design. This way, you can add borders as often as you like. On a creative card, endless borders can comprise two part designs which are put together. If this is the case, the machine stops after sewing the connecting stitch of the 1st part design. If you press the foot control again, the machine automatically embroiders the 2nd part design to the first. You can position another design after the 1st part design, e.g. a corner. Prepare the fabric Using a fabric marker, draw a marking line on the fabric in the direction in which the border is to be embroidered. This marking line is an aid when hooping the fabric. Embroider your endless border as described in "Combine designs in the hoop", page 6-29. When hooping, ensure that the marking line runs lengthwise through the center of the embroidery field. For this purpose, refer to the marking slit in the center of the hoop. Our example shows an endless border from creative card 300. This already consists of two designs. • The machine stops after embroidering the 1st part design. • If you press the foot control again, the machine continues to embroider. • Rehoop the fabric, displacing it by an entire design length. • Ensure that the connecting point of the design is positioned at the upper edge within the embroidery field. Use the positioning template to check this. • Ensure that the marking grooves lie congruent to the drawn line. • If you press 'Stitch Restart", the machine drives to the mutual connecting point. • Check that the needle is positioned directly above the mutual connecting point. • If this is not the case, touch and move the design until the needle enters the connecting point. • Embroider the next part of your endless border. • If you replace the design with a new one, e.g. to embroider a corner, check that the needle is positioned correctly.

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6-30
6
Embroidery
Assistant
Embroider
endless
borders
beyond
the
length
of
the
hoop
Some
designs
are
suitable
for
the
embroidery
of
endless
borders.
These
are
indicated
in
the
design
selection
menu
with
the
letter
E.
There
is
a
connecting
point
at
the
start
and
at
the
end
of
the
design.
This
way,
you
can
add
borders
as
often
as
you
like.
On
a
creative
card,
endless
borders can
comprise
two
part
designs
which
are
put
together.
If
this
is
the
case,
the
machine
stops
after
sewing the
connecting
stitch
of
the
1st
part
design.
If
you
press
the
foot
control
again,
the
machine
automatically
embroiders
the
2nd
part
design
to
the
first.
You
can
position
another
design
after
the
1st
part
design,
e.g.
a
corner.
Prepare the
fabric
Using
a
fabric marker, draw
a
marking
line
on
the
fabric
in
the
direction
in
which
the
border
is
to
be
embroidered.
This
marking
line
is
an
aid
when
hooping
the
fabric.
Embroider
your
endless
border
as
described
in
“Combine
designs
in
the
hoop”,
page
6-29.
When
hooping,
ensure
that the
marking
line
runs
lengthwise
through
the
center
of
the
embroidery
field.
For
this
purpose,
refer
to
the
marking
slit
in
the
center
of
the
hoop.
Our
example
shows
an
endless
border
from
creative
card
300.
This
already
consists
of
two
designs.
•
The
machine
stops
after
embroidering
the
1st
part
design.
•
If
you
press
the
foot
control
again,
the
machine
continues
to
embroider.
•
Rehoop
the
fabric,
displacing
it
by
an
entire
design
length.
•
Ensure
that
the connecting
point
of
the
design
is
positioned
at
the
upper
edge
within
the
embroidery
field.
Use
the
positioning
template
to
check
this.
•
Ensure
that
the
marking
grooves
lie
congruent
to
the
drawn
line.
•
If
you
press
‘Stitch
Restart”,
the
machine
drives
to
the
mutual
connecting
point.
•
Check
that the
needle
is
positioned
directly
above
the
mutual
connecting
point.
•
If
this
is
not
the
case,
touch
and
move
the
design
until
the
needle
enters
the
connecting
point.
•
Embroider the
next
part
of
your
endless
border.
•
If
you
replace
the
design
with
a
new
one,
e.g.
to
embroider
a
corner,
check
that
the
needle
is
positioned
correctly.