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Bridge stitches
Bridge stitches are used for inserting straight stitches
after a stitch pattern.
If you want more space between French knots (D6), for
example, insert pattern BR10 after pattern D6.
Four counts of straight stitches are added to pattern D6.
NOTE:
Patterns BR9, BR10 and BR12 will inherit the stitch
length and needle drop position of the previous
pattern in the pattern combination.
Programming a Pattern Combination
The patterns in the decorative stitch category and
monograms can be programmed to make a pattern
combination.
Press the program key and select as many patterns as
you wish to program.
You can program up to 100 patterns in each combination.
The images of programmed patterns are shown on the
left side of the visual touch screen.
q Program key
Mirror image of patterns
To sew or program the pattern as a mirror image, press
the vertical mirror key or horizontal mirror key.
Mirror image icon appears on the screen and mirror
image function is enabled
Select the desired patterns to create the mirror image.
Press the vertical or horizontal mirror key again to cancel
the mirror image function.
w Vertical mirror key
e Horizontal mirror key
r Vertical mirror icon
t Horizontal mirror icon
y Vertical and horizontal mirror icon
To view the entire pattern combination, press the cursor
key to scroll over the pattern combination or press the
memory check key to show the entire pattern combination
at a glance.
u Cursor keys
i Memory check key
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NOTE:
Horizontal mirror image is available only for
the specific patterns. For pattern identification,
these patterns are shaded in light grey on the
reference chart inside the top cover.
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Mirror image function will be canceled and mirror
image icon will disappear if the selected pattern is not
suitable for the mirror image.
NOTE:
Presser foot pressure cannot be adjusted to the stitch
patterns of a pattern combination individually.
If you attempt to do so, only the last pattern’s
presser foot pressure settings are applied to all the
programmed patterns.
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