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Embroidering, sequence, words

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r hiNiTli 17I I1I Embroidering a word sequence Always use ring words. three letters the BIG hoop/frame when embroide This allows you to embroider at least (depending on the pattern size) at once. You can embroider in two ways: 1. Connecting individual letters Tip: Embroidering tong words Words which are too the M-memory, must long to be be divided programmed into into two or more separate memories. TsfMihhr-soemtufeMlidmrs-otmbrelyee'mtt.theoWerryehs,naemotnenreyleyodautshinpethrtfeohicresleatesstdetecnlteootsntteedirmtcMohbfer-tomshiedeomfefrtiorhstrehtye 2. Programming word segments into the M final letter should be sewn. memory and then "Creating a word embroidering them (see sequence" pages 54-57). Place the material in the hoop making sure that it is parallel. Always embroider the desired scrap fabric first Measure the the word. Then mark the area on the original fabric, e.g. with word onto a piece of length and size of required for the word disappearing chalk. The disappearing chalk can be removed from the fabric after embroidering by ironing it You can also mark the fabric with a marker thread. Now insert the original fabric into the layer of stabilizer. Take care to ensure marking is parallel to the embroidery hoop with a that the hoop/frame. Tfopatpihfhrrrceseeettonhscnsusiesitypsnieometllgceulyheetcmowchotfaeoifnttsrhhtt"yhiecptteochaushntenelteatteciiss1rlnont0utntholedsesetttcaetimehrntmtcree"ehcbeemek(rdm1os.olie4brIdeyf)rem.iotskhriSibedeenyhrexg.iosrfa.teitEciddtttmcelh,yhrebeweradsochboieoldlnianventsereetnjtuuhtpsset YTmooouvdeomttahhyeishcapovrneetsetsontthsreeopf"epathat ettthemrenepmsotoasrritty"i.on(1in4g) procedure. key and r When to the using the middle of BIG the hoop, always hoop with the move the design left cursor key. Before beginning to embroider embroidery pattern with the and correct the position of the ou can trace the key (see page 24) word or letter if necessary. When combining word sections, always that the position (height and distance> is ensure the same as for the previous word segment. 76

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hiNiTli
17I
I1I
r
Embroidering
a
word
sequence
Always
use
the
BIG
hoop/frame
when
embroide
ring
words.
This
allows
you
to
embroider
at
least
three
letters
(depending
on
the
pattern
size)
at
once.
You
can
embroider
in
two
ways:
1.
Connecting
individual
letters
2.
Programming
word
segments
into
the
M
memory
and
then
embroidering
them
(see
“Creating
a
word
sequence”
pages
54—57).
Always
embroider
the
desired
word
onto
a
piece
of
scrap
fabric
first
Measure
the
length
and
size
of
the
word.
Then
mark
the
area
required
for
the
word
on
the
original
fabric,
e.g.
with
disappearing
chalk.
The
disappearing
chalk
can
be
removed
from
the
fabric
after
embroidering
by
ironing
it
You
can
also
mark
the
fabric
with
a
marker
thread.
Now
insert
the
original
fabric
into
the
hoop
with
a
layer
of
stabilizer.
Take
care
to
ensure
that
the
marking
is
parallel
to
the
embroidery
hoop/frame.
When
using
the
BIG
hoop,
always
move
the
design
to
the
middle
of
the
hoop
with
the
left
cursor
key.
Before
beginning
to
embroider
ou
can
trace
the
embroidery
pattern
with
the
key
(see
page
24)
and
correct
the
position
of
the
word
or
letter
if
necessary.
When
combining
word
sections,
always
ensure
that
the
position
(height
and
distance>
is
the
same
as
for
the
previous
word
segment.
Tip:
Embroidering
tong
words
Words
which
are
too
long
to
be
programmed
into
the
M-memory,
must
be
divided
into
two
or
more
separate
memories.
The
first
letter
entered
in
the
second
M-memory
should
be
the
same
as
the
last
letter
of
the
first
M-memory’.
When
you
proceed
to
embroider
the
first
M-memory,
only
the
first
ten
stitches
of
the
final
letter
should
be
sewn.
Place
the
material
in
the
hoop
making
sure
that
it
is
parallel.
Then
select
the
second
memory.
Shift
the
contents
of
the
memory
until
the
needle
is
exactly
above
the
first
stitch
of
the
last
letter
embroidered,
when
pressing
the
“pattern
start”
(1
4)
key.
Embroider
just
a
couple
of
stitches
to
check.
If
the
stitches
line
up
precisely
with
the
1
0
stitches
embroidered
last
then
you
can
continue
embroidering.
You
may
have
to
repeat
the
positioning
procedure.
To
do
this
press
the
“pattern
start”
(14)
key
and
move
the
contents
of
the
memory.
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