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13. With the arrows on your screen or with your stylus, you can move
your embroidery on the screen so that the needle is exactly above
the connection point in your actual embroidered design in your
hoop.
14. After having locked the position, the cross-hair icon (G) changes
appearance. By touching the cross-hair icon once it is locked, you
can check other positions in your embroidery to make sure that it is
placed in the position you want. Do this by moving the cross-hair
on the screen using your stylus or with the arrows on the screen.
The hoop will move so you can check that other positions connect
in your design.
15. Start to embroider the design.
16. Repeat steps 7 to 13 for additional designs.
Working steps with a rotated design
In the following example we want to connect and rotate four designs to
each other.
Repeat steps 1-9
10. Mirror your design horizontally so that the center will form a
semicircle. Place the cross-hair where you want the connecting
point to be in your embroidery. Move the cross-hair by using your
stylus to move it around on your screen. Use the Zoom in icon (F)
to be able to make an exact connecting point. Use the arrows (D) for
fi ne tuning.
11. Lock the connecting point by touching the Padlock icon (E).
12. Zoom out so you can see the entire embroidery area.
13. With the arrows on your screen or with your stylus, you can move
your embroidery on the screen so that the needle is exactly above
the connection point in your actual embroidered design in your
hoop.
14. You can now check other connecting points in your embroidery
to make sure that your embroidery is exactly where you want it.
Touch the cross hair icon and choose another connecting point. If
it does not connect where you want it, press the rotate icon (H).
Rotate the design by using the + and - icons (I). The design will
rotate around the fi rst locked position.
15. Once you are happy with the connecting points, start to embroider
the design.
Repeat steps 10 to 15 for additional designs.
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