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INTRODUC TION i INTRODUCTION Thank you for pu rchasing this embroi dery and sewing machine. Before using th is machin e, care fully rea d the “Im port an t Saf ety Ins tru ction s” , and th en s tudy thi s ma nu al fo r th e co rre ct oper atio n of t he v ario us functions.
IMPORTANT S AFETY INSTRUCTION S ii 5 Specia l care is requi red when sewing : • Always pay c lose attention to the needl e. Do not use b ent or damag ed need les. • Keep f ingers away f rom all moving p arts. S pecial ca re is req uired ar ound the machine needle .
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS iii FOR USERS IN THE UK, EIRE, MALTA AND CYPRUS ONLY IMPORTANT • In the eve nt of repla cing the plug fuse , use a fuse app roved by ASTA to BS 1362, i.e. carryi ng the mark, rating a s marked on plug . • Alway s repl ace the fuse cove r.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIO NS iv Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Declaration of Conformity (For USA Only) This dev ice co mplies w ith Part 1 5 of the F CC Rules.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS v WARNING LABEL The follow ing wa rning lab e l is on the includ ed side c utter. Be sure to observ e the precautio n. Lab el loca tio n CAUTION • When us ing the side .
vi OUTSTANDING FEATURES Checking the Needle Location in the S cr een You can check the needle drop pos ition on the screen of your machine, ev en if the needle has not actually been lowered. Also, you can vi ew the location of t he needle within the se w ing area in the s creen.
vii Using the Built-In Camera to Align the Embroidering Position The embroider ing position ca n easily be aligned by using the machine’ s built-in camera and the enclosed embroid ery positioning stic ker. See “Using the Built-In Camera to Align t he Embroidering Positio n” on page 206 a nd 302.
viii WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THIS MACHINE Gett ing Re ad y T o learn the opera tion of the principal parts a nd the screens Se wing Basics T o learn how to prepare for se wing and basi c sew ing operatio.
ix HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 explain your sewi ng m achine’s basic operati on procedures for someone who is usin g t he s ewin g ma ch ine f or the f irst tim e.
CONTENTS x CONTENTS INTRODUCT ION .............. ............. ............. ...........i IMPORTAN T SAFET Y INSTRUCT IONS .............. ....i OUTSTAND ING FEATURE S .................. ............. .. vi WHAT YOU CAN DO WI TH THIS MACHINE ... v iii HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL .
CONTEN TS xi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Recall ing from USB Media ..... .......... ......... ...... ........ ....... ..... 177 Recall ing from th e Compute r ....... ........... ........ ...... ......... ..... 179 Chapter 5 Embroidery 181 BEFORE EMBROIDERING ...
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NAME S OF MAC HINE PARTS AN D THEIR FUNCTIO NS 1 NAMES OF MACHINE PARTS AND THEI R FUNCTIONS The names of the various parts of the sewing machi ne and their functions are desc ribed below. Befor e using the sewing machi ne, carefully read thes e descripti ons to learn the names of the machine par ts.
NAMES OF MACHI NE PART S AND TH EI R FUNC TIONS 2 Needle and Presser F oot Section a Buttonhole lev er The buttonhole lever is used with t he one-step buttonhole foot to create buttonholes. (page 121) b Presser foot hol der The presser foot is attached to the presser foot holder.
NAME S OF MAC HINE PARTS AN D THEIR FUNCTIO NS 3 Embroidery Unit a Carriage The carriage moves the embroidery frame automatically when embroidering. (pag e 184) b Release butto n (located under the em broidery unit) Press the re lease button to rem ove the em broidery unit.
NAMES OF MACHI NE PART S AND TH EI R FUNC TIONS 4 Using the Flat Bed Attachment Pull the top of the f lat bed attachment to open the accessory compar tment. Using the Accessory Ca se ■ Opening the Ac cessory Case Fully slide the b ar on each s ide of the acce ssory case, a nd then lift off t he lid to op en the case.
NAME S OF MAC HINE PARTS AN D THEIR FUNCTIO NS 5 For you r conven ience, a pre sser foot storage tr ay can be stored in the ac cessor y comp artm ent of t he flat bed attach ment.
NAMES OF MACHI NE PART S AND TH EI R FUNC TIONS 6 12345 67 8 9 1 01 11 21 3 1 41 5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 * 44 * 45 * 46 * 47 48 49 50 51 52 *Inclu ded Acce ssories 43-46 are contained in th e embroidery un it carryin g case.
NAME S OF MAC HINE PART S AND TH EI R FUNCT I ONS 7 53 54 55 ** 56 57 58 59 **In some countries or regio ns, this is not i ncluded in the enclosed acc es sorie s; ho wever, it is av ailab le a s an op tion.
NAMES OF MACHI NE PART S AND TH EI R FUNC TIONS 8 Options Memo • Alw ays use acc essori es reco mmende d for this mac hine. • The s crew for th e press er foot ho lder is availabl e throug h your au thorize d dealer (Part code XA48 13-051). • Includ ed ac cessorie s 37, 4 2, 58 an d 59 can be st ored i n the mac hine’ s soft cover ca se.
NAME S OF MAC HINE PARTS AN D THEIR FUNCTIO NS 9 Using the Spool Stand The included spool st and is useful when using thread spools with a large diame ter (cross -wound thread).
NAMES OF MACHI NE PART S AND TH EI R FUNC TIONS 10 c Firmly inser t the two spool pins into the two holes in the spool supp ort. d Open the up per cover of the machine. From the back of the machi ne, press in the upper cover lat ches (one on each side), and then pull the upper cover up to re m ove it from the machine.
Chapter 1 Getting Ready TURNING THE MACHIN E ON/OFF ...............12 LCD SCRE EN............. ....................... ........... .... 14 ■ Home Page Screen ............................. ............................ .......... 14 ■ Utility Stitch LCD Scr een .
TURNING TH E MACHIN E ON/OFF 12 TURNING THE MACHINE ON/OFF WARNING • Use only re gular hous ehold electri city for the po wer source . Using o ther power sou rces may resu lt in fi re, electr ic shock , or da mage to th e machi ne.
TURNIN G THE MACHINE ON/ OFF Getting Ready 13 1 a Insert the power supp ly cord into the power cord receptacl e, then insert the plug into a wall out let. a Main powe r switch b Power suppl y cord b Tur n the m ain p owe r switc h to “I” to tu rn on the ma chine.
LCD SCREEN 14 LCD SCREEN When the machi ne is turned on, the openi ng movie is played. Touch anywhere on the scree n for the home page scre en to be displayed. Touch the LCD screen or a key with your fing er or the i ncluded touch pen to selec t a machine function.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 15 1 ■ Utility Stitch LCD Scr een Press a key with your fi nger to select the stit ch pattern, to select a machi ne functio n, or to selec t an operation ind icated on the key. a Shows s ingle or tw in need le mode sett ing, and t he needle st op positi on.
LCD SCREEN 16 ■ Key Functions No. Displa y Key Name Explanation Pag e a Utility stitch ke y Press this key to select a s traight stitch, zigzag stitch, buttonhole, blind hem stitch, or other stitches commonly used in garmen t construction. 79 b Character/Decorativ e stitch key Press th is ke y to selec t character or decorative stitch patter ns.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 17 1 l Presser foot/Needle ex change key Press this ke y bef ore changing the needle, the presser f oot, etc. This k ey loc k s all ke y and button functions to prevent oper ation of the machine. 54-57 m Sewing machine help key Press this ke y to see explanations on how to us e the machine.
LCD SCREEN 18 USB Connectivity You can perform many functi ons using the USB ports on the machine. Con nect the appropriate devices a ccording to the feature of eac h ports. a Primary (to p) USB port for med i a or card Reader/ USB card writer module * (USB2.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Read y 19 1 ■ Connecting the Mac hine to the Computer Using the include d USB cable, th e sewi ng machine can be c onnec ted to y our comp uter.
LCD SCREEN 20 ■ Clicking a Key When the mous e is c onnec ted, th e pointe r app ears on the s creen. Move the mouse to positio n the point er over th e desired key, and then click the left mouse b utton. a Pointer ■ Changing Pages Rotate th e mous e wh eel to sw itch thr ough the tabs of the pa ttern sele ction sc reens.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 21 1.
LCD SCREEN 22 Using the Machine Setting Mode Key Press to change the default machine sett ings (needle stop posit ion, embroider y speed, openin g display, etc.). To displ ay the differ ent setting s screens , press for “Sewing se ttings”, for “General set t ings” or for “Embroider y settings ”.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 23 1 General setti ngs a Select the nee dle stop posi tion (the ne edle pos ition when the mac hine is not o perating) to be up o r down.
LCD SCREEN 24 Embroidery s ettings a Select from among 14 embr oidery frame dis plays (s ee page 2 32). b Change t he thread c olor dis p lay on th e embroidery s c reen; threa d number, co lor name (see page 231). c When the th read number “# 123” is s elect ed, selec t from six thread brands (see pag e 231).
LCD SC RE EN Getting Read y 25 1 ■ Changing the Pointer Shape When a USB Mou se Is Use d In the s ettings scr een, the s hape can b e selecte d for the point er t hat ap pear s wh en a USB m ous e is conne cted. Depe nding upon the ba ckgrou nd color , select the de sired shap e from th e three that are availab le.
LCD SCREEN 26 a Press . o The Sewin g settings scree n appears. b Press . o The Genera l settings screen app ears. c Display 4/7 (page 4 of 7) of the Genera l settings screen. d Press . e Press . f Connect the USB media or the computer (using a USB cable) tha t contains your personal image to th e USB port of the machine.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 27 1 g Pre ss to selec t the fi rst im age. * The imag es will appe ar in a list in this scre en. Selec t the desire d number to specify the im age. h Select t he devi ce that i s connecte d. * Press when conn ecting USB media to the primary (t op) USB port.
LCD SCREEN 28 ■ Sele cting th e Initia l Scre en Dis play The Initial screen th at app ears o n the m achin e can be chan ged. a Press . o The Sewin g settings scree n appears. b Press . o The Genera l settings screen app ears. c Display 4/7 (page 4 of 7) of the Genera l settings screen.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 29 1 ■ Choosing the Displ ay Language a Press . o The Sewing se ttings screen a p pears. b Press . o The General se ttings screen a p pears. c Display 4/7 (page 4 of 7) of t he Genera l sett ing s scr een. d Use and to choose the display language.
LCD SCREEN 30 ■ Changing the Background Colors of the Embroidery Patterns In th e settin gs s creen , the backgr ound colo rs ca n be chang ed for th e em broider y patter n an d patter n thumbna ils. Depe nding on the patte rn colo r, select the d esired ba ckgro und co lor from the 66 settings avail able.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 31 1 e Select the backgr ound color from the 66 settings ava ilable. a Embroidery pattern backgro und b Select ed color a Pattern thum bnails backgr ound b Select ed color f Pre ss to r eturn to the or igina l s cree n. Memo • The sett ing rema ins sel ected eve n if th e machine is turne d off.
LCD SCREEN 32 Using the Sewing Machine Help Key Press to open the sewing machine help screen. Thr ee functions ar e available fr om the screen shown below. a Press this key to see explanatio n for upper threadi ng, winding the bobbin, changing the pre sser foot, prepari ng to embroide r a pattern, and ho w to use the machine (s ee page 33).
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 33 1 Using the Operation Guide Function Press to open the screen shown bel ow. Six categ ories are disp layed at the top of the sc reen. Press a key to see more informatio n about that categor y. displays inf or mation about the main par ts of the machine and their functions.
LCD SCREEN 34 Example: Displaying info rmation about upper t hreading a Press . b Press . c Press . o The low er half of t he screen will chang e. d Press (upp er threading). o The screen shows instructions for th reading the machi ne. e Read the instruct ions.
LCD SC RE EN Getting Ready 35 1 c Press . o The adv ice scree n is displayed. d Press the key of the cate gory whose sewing instructi ons you wish to view. * Press to return to the original sc reen. e Read the explanati ons and select the appropria te stitch.
LCD SCREEN 36 c Press . o The scree n shows info rmation. d Press to retur n to the original screen. Memo • The s etting s remai n dis playe d to allow you to fine tune the st itch.
LOWER THREADING Getting Ready 37 1 LOWER THREADING Winding the Bobbin Press o o o o in this orde r to disp lay a video example o f bobbin windin g on the LCD (see page 34). Follow the s teps expla ined below to complete the op eration. ■ Using the Supplement al Spool Pin With th is machin e, you can win d the bo bbin durin g sewin g.
LOWER THREADING 38 c Set the supplement al spool pin in the “up” position. a Supp lem ent al sp ool pi n d Place the spoo l of thread on the supplemental spo ol pin, so that thread unrolls f rom the front. Pus h the spool cap onto the s pool pin as far as possible to secure the thread spool.
LOWER THREADING Getting Ready 39 1 g Wind the thread clockwis e around the bobbin 5-6 t imes. h Pass the e nd of the threa d through th e guide slit i n the bobbi n winder seat, a nd pull t he thre ad t o t he ri gh t to c ut the thr ead with the cutter.
LOWER THREADING 40 k Cut the t hread with cutter and remove the bobbin. ■ Using the Spool Pin You can use the m ain sp ool pin to wind the bobbi n before s ewing. Yo u cannot use this s pool pin to wind the b obbin w hile sewin g. a Turn the main power to ON and open the top cover.
LOWER THREADING Getting Ready 41 1 f Pass the thread thr ough the thread guide. a Thread guide g Pass the thread aroun d the pre-ten sion disk making sure tha t the thread is under t he pre-tensi on disk. a Thread guide b Pre-tension disk h Follow ste ps g through k on page 39 through 40.
LOWER THREADING 42 ■ Untangling Thread f rom Beneath the Bobbin Winder Seat If the bo bbin wi nding sta rts whe n the thre ad is not passe d throug h the p re-tensio n disk corre ctly, the thread m ay bec ome tang led benea th the bobbin winder seat.
LOWER THREADING Getting Ready 43 1 Setting the Bobbin Press o o o o in this orde r to disp lay a video example of the operat ion on the LCD (see page 34). Follow the s teps expla ined below to complete the op eration. a Press . b Slide the bobbin cover latch to the right .
LOWER THREADING 44 g Pass the t hread through the guide, and then pull the thread out toward the front. a Cutter o The cutt er cuts the thread . h Insert the tab in the lower -left corner of the bobbin cover (1), and t hen lightl y press down on the right side to clos e the cover (2).
LOWER THREADING Getting Ready 45 1 Pulling Up the Bobbin T hread There may be some sewing appl ications where you want to pull up the bobbin thr ead; for example, when making gath ers, darts, or doing free motion quil ting or embroidery. a Guide the bobbin thr ead through the groove, followi ng the arrow in the illustr ation.
UPPER THREA DING 46 UPPER THREADING Upper Threading Press o o o o in this o rde r to disp lay a video example of the operat ion on the LCD (see page 34). Follow the s teps expl ained below to complete t he operation. a Turn the main power to ON. b Press the “Presser Foot L ifter” button t o raise the press er foot.
UPPER THREA DING Getting Ready 47 1 d Pivot the spool pin so that it angles upward. Set the thr ead spool on the spool pi n so that the thread unwinds from the fro nt of the spool. a Spool pin b Spool cap c Thread spool d Spool f elt e Push the spool cap onto the spoo l pin as far as possible, then return the spool pi n to its original posi tion.
UPPER THREA DING 48 i Pass the thread thr ough the needle bar thread guide (mark ed “6”) by holding the thread with both hands and gui ding it as shown in the illust ration. a Needle bar thread guide j Press the “Presser Foot L ifter” button t o lower press er foot.
UPPER THREA DING Getting Ready 49 1 n Carefull y pull the end of the thread that was passed through the eye of the needle. * If a loop wa s formed in the th read passed thr ough the eye of the needle, ca refully pull on th e loop of thread thr ough to the bac k of the n eedle.
UPPER THREA DING 50 a Press and inst all the twin needle (“CHAN GING THE NEEDL E” on page 56) . b Thread the machine f or the first needl e according t o the procedure for thre ading a single ne edle (“Upper Threadi ng” on page 46).
UPPER THREA DING Getting Ready 51 1 h Continue threadi ng however do not pass the thread in the needl e bar thread guide “6” on the needle bar. Thread the needle on the right side.
UPPER THREA DING 52 Using the Sp ool Stand The include d spool stand is useful when usi ng threa d on spools with a large diamet er (cross- wound thread). Thi s spool stand can hold two spools of thre ad. ■ Using the Spool Stand • Be su re to us e a spoo l cap that is slig htly l arger than the spool .
UPPER THREA DING Getting Ready 53 1 c Pull the t hread off the spool. Pass the thread from the back to the front t hrough the thread guides at t he top. d Pass the thread thr ough the machine's thread gui de from the right to the left. a Thread guide e Thread the m achine ac cording to t he steps f to o of “Upper Threading” on page 46.
CHANGING THE PRE SSER FOOT 54 CHANGING THE PRESSER FOOT Removing the Presser Foot Press o o o o in this o rde r to disp lay a video example of the operat ion on the LCD (see page 34). Follow the s teps expl ained below to complete t he operation. a Press the “Needle Posi tion” button to raise th e need le .
CHANGING THE PRESSER FO OT Gett ing Ready 55 1 b Press to unlock all keys and butto ns . c Raise t h e pres ser foot lev er. Attachi ng the Wa lking Foot The walki n g foot holds the fabr ic between th e presser foot and t he feed dogs to feed th e fabric.
CHANGING THE NEEDLE 56 CHANGING THE NEEDLE Press o o o o in this o rde r to disp lay a video example of the operat ion on the LCD (see page 34). Follow the s teps expl ained below to complete t he operation. a Press the “Needle Posi tion” button to raise th e need le .
CHANGING THE NE EDLE Getting Ready 57 1 d With the flat side of the needle facing t he back, inse rt the new nee dle all the way to the to p of the ne edle stopper (vi ewing window) in the needle clamp. Use a screwdriver to securely ti ghten the needle clamp screw.
CHANGING THE NEEDLE 58 About the Needle The sewing machin e needle is probably the most important par t of the sewing machine. Choosing the proper needl e for your sewing proj ect will result in a bea utiful f inish and fe w er probl ems. Below are s ome things to keep in mind abou t needles.
Cha pter 2 Sewing Basics SEWING ........... ................... ......... .............. ................... .............. ........ 60 Sewing a Stit ch .......... ............. ............. ................... ............. ............. ...........
SEWING 60 SEWING Sewing a Stitch a Turn the main power to ON and press to disp lay the ut ilit y stit ch es, a nd push the “Nee dle Position” button t o raise th e need le . b Press the key of the s titch yo u want to sew. o The sy mbol of th e correct pres ser foot wil l be displayed in the upper left corner of the LCD screen.
SEWIN G Se wing Ba si cs 61 2 f Adjust the sewing speed with the speed con trol s lide . * Yo u can us e this slide t o adjust sewi ng sp eed dur ing sewing. a Slow b Fast g Press the “Start/Stop” but ton to start sewing. * Guide th e fabric l ightly by hand.
SEWING 62 a Pull the retra ctable cord out from the foot con troll er to th e desi red leng th, an d then insert t he foot contro ller plu g into its jack on the machi ne. a Foot cont roller b Foot cont roller jack b Slow ly dep res s t he f oot c on troll er to s tar t sewing.
SEWIN G Se wing Ba si cs 63 2 Changing Sewing Direction Stop the machine. Lea ve the needle in the fabric, and press th e “Presser Foot Li fter” butt on to raise the press er foot. Using the needle as a pivot, turn the fabric so th at you can sew in the new directio n.
SEWING 64 ■ If the Fabric does not Fe ed If the fa bric does not fee d when starting to sew or when se wing thick seams, press the black butto n on the left side o f presser foot “J”.
SEWIN G Se wing Ba si cs 65 2 Sewing Stretch F abrics Firs t, ba ste tog ethe r the pi ece s of fab ric, a nd the n sew without stre tching the fabric.
STITCH SETTI NGS 66 STIT CH SETTIN GS When you sele ct a stitch, your machine au tomaticall y selects the appropria te stitch width, stit ch length, and upper t hread tensio n.
STITCH SETT INGS Se wing Ba si cs 67 2 Setting the Stitch L ength Follow the steps below when yo u want to change the st itc h patte rn length . Example: Pres s to sh orte n t he s titc h len gth. o The valu e in the d isplay gets smaller. Pres s to lengthe n the st itc h leng th.
STITCH SETTI NGS 68 ■ Upper Thread is Too Tight If the bo bbin thre ad is vis ible from the right s ide of the fab ric, the upp er thread is too tight. a Bobbin thre ad b Upper thread c Sur fac e d Locks a ppear on surface of fabric Press , to lo osen the upper th read.
USEF UL FUNCTI ONS Se wing Ba si cs 69 2 USEFUL FUNC TIONS Automatic Reinforcement Stitching Afte r sel ect ing a st itch pat ter n, tu rn on th e automati c reinforce ment stitching funct ion before .
USEFUL FUNC TIONS 70 Automatic Thread Cutting Afte r se lect ing a st itch pat tern, tu rn on th e automa tic thre ad c uttin g fu nction bef ore s ewing , and the machine will aut omatically sew rein.
USEF UL FUNCTI ONS Se wing Ba si cs 71 2 Using the Kn ee Lifter Using the knee lifter, you can raise and lower the presser foot with your k nee, leaving bot h hands free to handle the fabric. a Change th e operating position of th e knee lift er ha nd le bef or e inse rtin g into the mac hin e.
USEFUL FUNC TIONS 72 Pivoting If the pivot se tting is selected, the ma chine stops with the nee dle low ered (in the fabr ic) and the presser foo t is automaticall y raised to an appropriat e height when the “S tart/St op” button is pressed.
USEF UL FUNCTI ONS Se wing Ba si cs 73 2 c Place the f abric under the presse r foot with the needle at the sta rting point of the stitching , and then press the “Start/St op” button. The machine will begi n sewing. d Press the “Start/Stop” but ton to stop the machine at the point where t he sewing direction chang es.
USEFUL FUNC TIONS 74 Needle Position – Stitch Placement When the “Needle Posi tion – Stitch Placement” is on, the needl e will be partial ly lowered f or precise stitch pla cement and then press the “Needle Pos ition ” butt on to lo wer th e nee dle co mpl ete ly.
USEF UL FUNCTI ONS Se wing Ba si cs 75 2 d Sew your proj ect. e When you are finished sewing, press again to unlock the scr een settings. Checking the Nee dle Location in the Screen Press to use the buil t-in camera to view the sewing area in th e LCD screen.
USEFUL FUNC TIONS 76.
Chapter 3 Utility Stitches SELECTING U T ILITY ST ITCHES .................. .... 78 ■ Stitch Selection Scre ens...................... ...................................... 78 Selecti ng a Stitch ............ ........... .......... ................ .
SELECTI NG UTILITY STI TCHES 78 SELECTING UTILITY STITCHES ■ Stitch Selec tion Screens There are 6 catego ries of U tility Stitche s. If a p age num ber suc h as appear s, the re is mo re than one stitc h selection screen fo r that c ategory.
SELECTI NG UTIL I TY STIT CHES Utility Stit ches 79 3 Selecting a Stitch a Turn the main power to ON and press to disp la y the utilit y stit ch es. o Either “1 -01 Straig ht stitch (Left)” or “1-03 Straight stitch (Middl e)” is selected, de pending o n the setting selected in the se tting screen .
SELECTI NG UTILITY STI TCHES 80 ■ Using the Image Key You can dis play an ima ge of the s elected stitc h. You can che ck and cha nge the color s of the image of the scree n. a Press . o An image of the sel ected stitch is displayed . b Press to change the thread color of the stitch on the sc reen.
SELECTI NG UTIL I TY STIT CHES Utility Stit ches 81 3 Saving Your Stitch Settings The sett ing s for the zi gzag st itch widt h, sti tch length , thread tensi on, automatic thread cutti ng, automati c reinforce ment stitching, et c., are preset in the mac hine for each stitch.
SELECTI NG UTILITY STI TCHES 82 ■ Retrieving Saved S ettings a Select a stitch. b Press . c Press the num bered key of the settings t o be retrieved. * Press to return to the original screen w ithout retrieving settings. a Numbe red keys d Press . o The selec ted settin gs are retrie ved, and the original screen au tomatically appe ars.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 83 3 SEWING THE STITCHES Straight Stitches Stitch Stitch na me Presser foo t Applicatio ns Stitc h width [mm (inc h)] Stitch le ngth [mm (inc h)] Tw i n needle Au to M anua l Au t o Manua l Straight st itch (L ef t) General sewing, gather , pin tuck, etc.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 84 a Select a stitch. b Attach presser foot “J”. * Attach pre sser foot “N” when y ou select . c Hol d t he th re ad ta il a nd f abr ic w ith yo ur left hand, and r otate the han dwheel with your right hand to insert t he needle into the fabric.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 85 3 ■ Changing the Ne edle Positi on (Left or Middle Needle Pos ition Stitch es Only) When you s elect le ft or mid dle need le position stitche s, you c an use an d in the sti tch width d ispl ay to ch ange the posit ion o f the n eedle.
SEWING THE STITCHES 86 ■ Aligni ng the Fabric with th e Vertic al Stitc h Alignment “V” Fo ot Sew while keeping th e right ed ge of the fa bric aligned w ith a de sired po sition of ma rkings on the vertical s titch alignme nt “V” f oot.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 87 3 h Insert the bobbi n case in its origi nal position, and th en attach the needle plate cover. i After rein stalling the needle plat e cover, select an y of the strai ght stitches. j Insert ne edle and atta ch the straight stitch foot.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 88 Dart Se am a Select and attach pr esser foot “J”. b Sew a reverse stit ch at the beginn ing of the dart and t hen sew from the wide end to the other end without st retching the fabric.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 89 3 c Pull the bobbin and upper thr eads out by 50 mm (approx. 1-15/16 inches ) (see page 45). a Upper thr ead b Bobbin thre ad c About 50 m m (app rox. 1-15/1 6 inch es) d Sew two rows of straig ht stitches parall el to the seam line, then t rim excess thread leaving 50 mm (approx .
SEWING THE STIT CHES 90 e Fold the longer seam al lowance around the shorter one , and sew the edge of the fold. a Wrong sid e Finishe d flat fell sea m a Surface Pintuck a Mark along the fol ds on the wrong side of the fab ric. a Wrong sid e b Turn the fa bric and iron t he folded parts only.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 91 3 Zigzag S titches Zigzag st itches are use ful for overcas ting, appliqué, patchwork, and many other applicat ions.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 92 ■ Patchwork (for Crazy Quilt) Turn ba ck the desired width of fa bric a nd posi tion it over the lower fa bric, the n sew so th at the sti tch bridge s both pie ces of f abric. ■ Sewing Curv es (Using a Zigzag Stitch ) Shorten t he stit ch le ngth se tting to o btain a fin e stitch.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 93 3 Elastic Zigzag Stitches Use elast ic zigzag sti t ches for tape attaching , overcasting, darning, or a wide vari ety of other u ses. a Select a stitch. b Attach pres ser foot “J”. ■ Tape Attaching Stretch the tape fla t.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 94 Overcasting Use for the edge of seams in skirts or tro users, and the edge of all cuttings . Use presser foot “G”, press er foot “J”, or the si de cutter atta chment depending on the kind of overcasting stitch you sel ect.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 95 3 ■ Overcasti ng Usi ng Presse r Foot “J” a Select a stit ch and attach presse r foot “J”. b Sew with the needle droppin g slight ly off the edge of the fabric.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 96 ■ Overca sting Us ing the Side Cutter By using the side cu tter, yo u can do overcasting while c utting the fa bric. a Select a stitch. b Follow the steps on page 54 to re m ove the presser fo ot. c Thread the needle (s ee page 46).
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 97 3 e Pos ition the sid e cut ter so that th e sid e cutter pi n is aligned wi th the not ch in the presser foo t holder, and then lower the presser foo t. a Notch in p resser foot holde r b Pin o The side c utter is atta ched.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 98 i Lower th e presser foot and start. o A seam al lowance is cut wh ile the stitching i s sewn. ■ When Sewing Straight Stitches While Using the Side Cutte r The seam ma rgin sh ould be approxima tely 5 m m (approx. 3/16 inch).
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stitch es 99 3 Quilting You can make beautiful quilts quickly and easi ly with this machi ne. When making a quilt, you will find i t convenie nt to use the knee li fter a .
SEWING THE STITCHES 100 Quilt ing stippling Background quilt ing 7.00 (1/ 4) 1.00 - 7.0 (1/16 - 1/4) 1.6 (1/16) 1.0 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) NO Overcasting stitch Stretch knit seam 5.00 (3/16) 0.00 - 7.00 (0 - 1/4) 4.0 (3/16) 1.0 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) NO T ape a tt achin g Attaching tape to s eam in stretch fabric 5.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stitch es 101 3 Piecing stitch (L eft) Piecework/patchwork 6. 5 mm (approx. 1/4 inch) left seam allowance 1.5 (1/16) 0.0 - 7.0 (0 - 1/4) 2.0 (1/16) 0.2 - 5.0 (1/64 - 3/16) NO Hand-loo k quilting Quilting stitch made to look like hand quilting stitch 0.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 102 ■ Pieci ng Sewing two piec es of fab ric t ogether is called piecing . Whe n cutting pieces for qu ilt blocks , make sure t he seam allowa nce is 6. 5 mm (a pprox. 1/4 inch ). a Select or and attach presser foot “J”. b Align the edg e of the fabric with the edge of the presser foot , and start sewing.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 103 3 ■ Appliq ué a Trace the patter n onto the appliqué f abric and then cut around it , leaving a 3 to 5 mm (approx.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 104 You can use the appliqué te chnique to attach appliqué desi gns like the three pictur ed below. ■ Quilting with Satin Stitches For bette r fabric control, use the f oot con troller to sew with sa tin stitche s.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stitch es 105 3 Exampl e: Changi ng the width h When you are finished se wing, set the width contro l back to “OFF”. ■ Fre e M oti on Qu ilti ng With f ree motion quilting , the feed do gs can be lowere d by press ing , so t hat the fa bric can be moved fr eely in any d irection .
SEWING THE STITCHES 106 c Press to set the mac hine to f ree moti on sewing mode. → The key appear s as , the quilting foot is raise d to the ne cessary he ight, and then the feed dog s are lowered for free m otion sewing .
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stitch es 107 3 h Press to ca ncel the free mot ion sewing mode. → Rotate the handw heel tow ard you (count erclockw ise) to rai se the feed d ogs. i After s ewing, m ake sure to remove the straight st itch needle plate and presse r foot “C”, and reinstal l the regular nee dle plate and the needle pla te cover.
SEWING THE STITCHES 108 b Select a stitch. c Remove the pr esser foot holder (see page 55). d Attach free motion open to e quilting foot “O” by positioning t he pin of the quilting foot above t he needle clamp screw and aligning the lower-lef t of the quilting foot and the presser bar.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stitch es 109 3 a Select . b Press to set the mach ine to free motio n sewing mode. → The key a ppears as , the quilt ing foot is ra ised to the necessary height, th en the feed do gs are lowered for free m otion sewin g.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 110 g Using th e measurement on the quilting foot as a guide, sew arou nd the motif. a 6.4 mm (a pprox. 1/4 in ch) Fini shed pr oject h Press to ca ncel the free mot ion sewing mod e. o Rotate th e handwheel t oward you (counterc lockwise) to raise the feed dogs.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 111 3 Blind Hem Stitches Secure the bottoms of skirts and pant s with a blind hem. Two stitc hes are availabl e for blind hem stitchi ng. Sew a blind hem according to the following procedure. a Turn the skirt or pant s w rong side out.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 112 e Unfold th e edge of fabric, and position t he fabric with the wrong si de facing up. * S een fr om th e sid e a Wron g si de of f abr ic b Basting l ine c Bottom edg e of fabric f Attach blind hem foot “R”. g Select or .
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 113 3 ■ If the Needle Catches Too Much of the Hem Fo ld The need le is to o far to the left. Press to decr ease th e stitc h width s o that t he needle s lightly c atches the fold of the hem.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 114 ■ Appliqué Sharp Curves Stop the machine w ith the ne edle in the fabric outside the ap pliqué. Raise t he pres ser foot a nd turn the fab ric a little bit at a tim e while sewing for an attractive finish to the s eam.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 115 3 d Attach presser foot “J”. Set the needle drop point slig htly off the edge of the fabri c, and start s ew ing. a Needle drop position e Unfold the fabr ic, and iron t he tucks to one side. Scallop Stitches This wave-s haped satin sti t ch is called the scal lop stitch.
SEWING THE STITCHES 116 Crazy Quilting For a d eco rativ e lo ok ca lled “Cra zy Q uilti ng” , the following s titches can be sewn on top of a pr essed seam allowan ce.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 117 3 g Sew the spa ces between t he straight seams. h Pull out the straight stitc h threa ds. Fagoting Wh en th ere is a spa ce betw een two fabr ics with thread sewn ove r the space to jo in the fabrics toge ther , it is ca lle d fagoti ng .
SEWING THE STIT CHES 118 c Sew two r ows of str aight stitches on th e right side of the fabric, then pul l the bobbin thread to create the necessar y gather. d Place the tape over th e gather, and hold it in place with basti ng pins. a Tape e Select or .
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 119 3 Heirloom ■ Hemstitching (1) (D aisy St itch) Use fo r sew ing table cloths , decor ative he ms, and decorativ e stitchin g on shirt fron ts. a Insert a type 130/705H, s ize 100/16 Wi ng needle. * This spec ialty sewing needle is not furnish ed with your mac hine.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 120 d Press to cr eate a mirror i mage of the stitch. e Match beginning needl e drop points on the opposite edge of the open are a to keep the stitchin g symmetrical. ■ Hemstitching (3) (Drawn Wo rk (2)) a Pull out several threads from both sides of the 4 mm (approx.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 121 3 One-step Buttonholes With one-step butt onholes, you can make buttonholes appr opriate to the size of your button.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 122 One-step butt onholes are sewn from the front of the press er foot to the back, as shown below. a Reinforcem ent stitc hing a Select a buttonhole stit ch, and attach buttonhole foot “A”. b Mark the posit ion and length of the buttonhole on the fabr ic.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 123 3 e Lower the but tonhole lever s o that it is positioned behi nd the metal bracket on the buttonhole f oot. a Buttonhole lever a Metal bra cket f Gently h old the en d of the upper thread, and then start sewin g.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 124 ■ Sewing Stretch Fabrics When se wing on stretc h fabric w ith o r , sew th e butto nhole stitches over a gimp thr ead. a Hook the gimp thread ont o the back of presser fo ot “A”. Insert the ends int o the grooves at the fron t of the presser foot, and then temporar ily tie them there.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 125 3 Four-step Buttonholes You can sew 4-step buttonh oles using the following 4 stitches tog ether. You can s ew any desired length for the buttonho le when using 4-step but tonholes. 4-step butto nholes are a good option when attaching oversize butt ons.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 126 b Attach mo nogramming f oot “N”, and sele ct stitc h to s ew th e l eft sid e of the buttonhole. c Press the “Start/Stop” button t o start sewing. d Sew the desired lengt h for the buttonhole and press the “Star t/Stop” button again.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 127 3 ■ Darning Use d arning stitche s for me nding a nd othe r ap plications . Darning is perfor med by s ewing fro m the f ront of the presser fo ot to the back as shown be low. a Reinforc ement st itches a Select a stitch, and at tach b uttonhole f oot “A”.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 128 c Check that the needle drops at the desi red position and lo w er the press er foot, making sure the upper thread passe s underneath the buttonh ole foot. d Lower th e buttonhole lever s o that it is positioned behi nd the metal brac ket on the buttonhole foot.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 129 3 Bar Tack s Use bar tacks to rei nforce areas that will be subject to strain, such as pocket corners . a Select . b Attach buttonhol e foot “A” and set the scale to the lengt h of the bar tack you wish to sew.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 130 e Lower th e buttonhole lever s o that it is positioned behi nd the metal brac ket on the buttonhole foot. a Metal bra cket f Gently hold the end of the upper thread and begin sewing . o When sewi ng is comp leted, th e machi ne will sew reinfor cement s titches a nd stop automat ically.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 131 3 Button Sewing Buttons wit h 2 or 4 holes can be attached, using the machine. a Select . o The feed dogs ar e lowere d autom atically. b Raise the presse r foot. c Attach button sewin g foot “M”, slide the button along the metal plat e and into the presser foo t, and lower the press er foot.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 132 ■ Attaching 4 Hole Button s Sew t he two ho les clos est to you. Th en rais e the presser fo ot and move the fa bric so that the n eedle goes into t he ne xt two ho les, and sew them in the same way. ■ Attaching a Shank to the Button a Pull the shank leve r toward you before sewing.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 133 3 Eyelet Use this stit ch for making belt hol es and other similar applic ations. a Select or . b Use in either the stitch width display or the stitch length display to choose the size of the eyel et. * Actual size a Large 7 m m (approx.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 134 Multi-directional Sewing (Straight Stitch an d Zig zag Stitch) Use these stit ch patterns to attach pa tches or emblems to pant legs, shi rt sleeves, e tc. a Remove the fl at bed attachment to use the free-arm. b Select and attach monogramming foot “N”.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 135 3 d Select and sew seam “2” as shown. * The fabric will mo ve sidew ays, guide the fabric by hand to k e ep sew ing strai ght. e Select and sew seam “3” as shown. o The fabric feeds forw ard whi le stitch ing backward.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 136 c Press the seam allo w ance open and attach the zipper with a bast ing stitch in t he middle of each si de of the zipp er tape. a Basti ng st itch es b Zipper c Wrong sid e d Remove presser foot “J ”. Align the right side of the pin in zipper foot “I” with the presser fo ot holder, an d attach the zipper foot.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 137 3 b Attach pres ser foot “J” and sew straight stitches up to t he zipper opening. Change to a basting stit ch and sew to the top of the fabric.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 138 i Close the zipper, turn t he fabric over , and sew a basting stit ch. a Front of the skirt (wrong side of fabric) b Basti ng st itch es c Fro nt of t he sk ir t (ri ght side .
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 139 3 a Select a stitch. * Edge sewin g using the built-in camera c annot be used with patterns w here appears in gray when the pattern is select ed. b Attach the verti cal stitc h alignment foot “V”. c Peel off t he transparent s heet of the e dge sewing sh eet.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 140 d Place the edge sewing she et on top of the needle plate cove r. Align the g uides o n the ed ge sewing sheet w ith the sides of the needl e plat e cover, and th en adjust the position of t he edge sewin g sheet so t hat its cutout aligns with th e edges of the opening for the feed dogs.
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 141 3 g Place the fabric under the presser f oot. h Move the fabric to th e desired positi on for edg e s ewin g. Posi tio n th e fabr ic s o t hat i ts edge is as strai ght as possible. a Fabric i Check that the built-in camera is correctly detecting the fabric.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 142 When the Fabric Edge I ndicator L ine Does Not Appear The bu ilt-in ca mera cannot detect the edge of the fabric. Pres s , and th en perf orm th e procedure ag ain startin g with step a .
SEWING T HE STITCHES Utility Stit ches 143 3 Example: When a straight stitch is selected (example: ) a Middle n eedle positi on b Stitching c Edge of fabr ic d Width o f edge se w ing k Lower the presser foot . o The dist ance from the ed ge of the fabric to the seam is set.
SEWING THE STIT CHES 144 m When sewing is between 1 and 2 cm (abo ut 3/8 and 3/4 inch) fro m the edge of the fabric, s ewing stops automat ically and the following me ssage appears . To stop sewing, press . * When this m essage ap pears, edge sewing (with the seam wizard functi on) i s canc eled .
Chapter 4 Character/Decorative Stitches SELECTIN G STITCH PATTERNS................. ........... ................. ............................ ......................146 ■ Stitch Select ion Screens ................ .......... ................ .......
SELECTI NG STITCH PATTER NS 146 SELECTING STITCH PATTERNS Pres s , then to displ ay the scre en be low. a Decor ative stit ch pa ttern s b 7mm dec orative s titch patterns . You can set stitch leng th and width. c Satin stit ch patterns d 7mm satin sti tch patterns.
SELEC TING S TITCH PA TTERNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 147 4 ■ Stitc h Sel ection Sc reens There a re 9 categor ies of Characte r/Dec orative s titch p atterns . If a pag e numbe r such a s appears, t here is more than one stitc h selectio n screen for that cate gory.
SELECTI NG STITCH PATTER NS 148 Selecting Decorative Stitch Pat- terns/7mm Decora tive Stitch Pat- terns/Satin Stitch Patterns/7mm Satin Stitch Patterns/ Cross Stitch/Utility Decorative Stitch Patterns a Select the ca tegory of the pattern you want to sew.
SELEC TING S TITCH PA TTERNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 149 4 c Press and then enter “B”. d Press and then enter “lue” . e Press to enter a space. f Press again and enter “S”. a Jump ing st itch * Remove the jumping stitches after sewi ng.
SELECTI NG STITCH PATTER NS 150 g Press and then enter “ky”. * If you w ant to con tinue ent ering characte rs in a different font, press , and then repe at from step a . ■ Deleti ng Char acters a Press to delete the last character . b Select t he corr ect charact er.
SELEC TING S TITCH PA TTERNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 151 4 b Press to adjust character spacing. * Press to increas e the chara cter sp acing and press to de cre ase th e char acte r spa cing. Example: * Each sett ing equa ls a specific distan ce between characte rs.
SEWING STITCH PATT ERNS 152 SEWING ST ITCH PATT ERNS Sewing Attractive F inishes To achieve attr active resu lts when sewing character /decorati ve stitches, check the ta ble below for the prope r fab ric /need le/t hread comb inat ions. Basic Sewing a Select a stit ch pattern.
SEWING STITCH PATT ERNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 153 4 e Press the “Start/Stop” but ton to stop sewing. f Press the “Revers e/Reinforcement Stitch” button to sew reinforc ement stitches.
SEWING STITCH PATT ERNS 154 b Attach monogra mming foot “N” and sew the p att ern . c Compare the fini shed pattern to the illustr ation of the correct pattern below. d Press , and then adjust the pattern with th e “Fine Adj ust Verti.” or “Fine Adjust Horiz.
EDITIN G STITC H PATTE RNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 155 4 EDIT ING STIT CH PATTERNS ■ Key Functions You can create just the finish you w ant using the edit ing function s. Make patterns larger or smaller, make mirror images, etc. Note • Some editi ng function s canno t be used with ce rtain sti tch patte rns.
EDITING S TITCH PA TTERNS 156 No. Display Ke y Nam e Explanation Pa g e a P attern display size Show the appro x imate size of t he pattern selected. : Nearly the same size as the se wn pattern : 1/2 .
EDITIN G STITC H PATTE RNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 157 4 Changing the Size Sele ct a s titc h patt ern , then pres s to cha nge th e si ze of the sti tch patter n. T he stit ch p att ern wi ll be sewn in t he size highlig hted on the ke y. Actual Stit ch Pattern Size * The size d iffers depend ing on the fabric a nd threads.
EDITING S TITCH PA TTERNS 158 Creating a Horizontal Mirror Image To create a hor izonta l mirror imag e, select a stitch pattern the n press . Sewing a Pattern Continuously Press to select continuous sewing or si ngle stitch sewi ng.
EDITIN G STITC H PATTE RNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 159 4 Returning to the Beginning of the Patt ern When sewing charact er/decorative st itches, you can return to the begi nnin g of the pa tter n afte r trial sewing or when the st itching is sewn incorrec tly.
EDITING S TITCH PA TTERNS 160 Checking the Ima ge You can dis play an approx imate siz e image of the selected st itch pattern. You can also chec k and change the colors of the image on the scr een. a Press . o An im age o f the se lect ed p atter n is displa ye d.
EDITIN G STITC H PATTE RNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 161 4 e Pre ss to r eturn to the or igina l s cree n. Memo • You can also sew fr om this sc reen when the presse r foot symbol is display ed. • Image o f some patt erns wil l displ ay in default s ize only .
COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS 162 COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS You can co mbine many var ieties of st itch patt erns, such as character stitches , cross stitc hes, sati n stitches, or sti tches you design with MY CUSTOM ST ITCH™ functi on (see chapter 7 for informati on about MY CUSTOM STITCH™).
COMBINING ST ITCH PATTE RNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 163 4 b Select . c Press . o The displa y returns to the stitch selection sc reen. d Press .
COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS 164 f Press to s ew the pattern cont inuously. g Press . Combining Large and Small Stitch Patterns Example: a Press . o The larg e size stitc h will be select ed. b Press again, t hen press to select the small size. o The patt ern is displayed in a smaller s ize.
COMBINING ST ITCH PATTE RNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 165 4 Combining Horizontal Mirror Image Stitch Patterns Example: a Press . b Press again, then press . o The pattern is flipped along a vertica l axis. c Press . o The ente red patte rn is repea ted.
COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS 166 b Select again, then press 3 times. o The leng th of the image is set to . c Press . o The ente red patte rn is repeated . Making Step Stitch Patterns (for 7mm Satin Stitch Patterns Only) You can use the keys with 7mm satin stitch pat terns to creat e a step effect .
COMBINING ST ITCH PATTE RNS Character/D ecorative Stitches 167 4 a Press . b Press . o The nex t stitch pat tern will m ove to th e right. c Press again. d Press . o The nex t stitch pat tern will m ove to th e left. e Press . o The ente red patte rn is repea ted.
COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS 168 ■ More Exa mples Pres s o o o o . Pres s o o o o o o o o . Pres s o o o . Pres s o o o o o o o o ..
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Character/D ecorative Stitches 169 4 USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION Stitch Data Precautions Observe the foll owing precautions when using sti tch data other th an that created and sa ved in this machine. ■ Types of Stitch Data that can be Used • In the C harac ter/Dec orative Stitch m emory, “.
USING THE MEMO RY FUNCTI ON 170 ■ Trad ema rks • Secure Digi tal (SD) Card is a registe red tr ademark o r a trademark o f SD Card Ass o ciat ion. • C ompac tFlas h is a regis tered trademark or a trademark of Sandis k Corpora tion. • M emory Stick is a regis t ere d tra demar k or a trade m ark of Sony Corporat ion.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Character/D ecorative Stitches 171 4 Saving Stitch Patter ns in the Machine’s Memory You can save often used st itch patterns in the machine’s memor y. A total of about 1 MB of stit ch patterns can be sa ved in the machine's memory.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 172 ■ If the Memory is Full If the fol lowing scre en ap pears wh ile yo u are tr ying to sav e a pattern o n the m achine’ s memor y, the memory i s too fu ll to hold the curren tly selec ted stitch patte rn.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Character/D ecorative Stitches 173 4 d Press . * If you de cide not t o delete the stitch pattern, press . o The machin e deletes the stitch pattern, then automati cally saves the new stitch pattern.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 174 Saving Stitch Patterns to U SB Medi a When sendi ng stitch patt erns from the mac hine to USB media, p lug the USB medi a into t he machine’s top USB port . a Press . b Insert the USB media into the pri mary (top) USB port on the machine.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Character/D ecorative Stitches 175 4 c Press . * Press to return to the original screen w ithout saving. o The “Sav ing” screen is displayed. When the pattern is saved, th e display returns to the origi nal screen automati cally.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 176 c Press . d Press . * Press to return to the original screen w ithout saving. o The stit ch patte rn will be temporari ly saved to “Remov able Disk” un der “Computer (M y comp uter)”. e Select the sti tch pattern’ s .
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Character/D ecorative Stitches 177 4 b Choose a stit ch pattern to retrieve. * If the ent ire saved stitch pa ttern is not disp layed, press the thumbna il. * Press to return to the original screen w ithout saving. a Saved stitch patterns c Press .
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 178 c Press when there is a subfolder to sort two or more sti tch patterns to USB media, the stit ch pattern in the subfolder is displa yed. * Press to return to the original screen w ithout recalling . a Folder name b Stitch patterns in a folder show on ly the firs t pattern of any c ombined patt erns.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Character/D ecorative Stitches 179 4 Recalling from the Computer a Plug the USB cable connector into t he corresponding USB port s for the computer and for the machine (see page 175) . b On the computer, open “Compute r (My computer)” then go to “Removab le Disk”.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 180 f Press . * Press to delete the stitch p attern. The patt ern will be d eleted from t he “Removab le Disk” fo lder in yo ur computer. o The selec ted stitch pattern i s recalled a nd the sewing screen w ill be displa yed.
Chapter 5 Embroidery BEFORE EMBR O IDERING .... ........... ........ .... ...... .... 182 Embroidery Step by Step ......................................................... 182 Attaching Embroidery Foot “W” .........................................
BEFORE EMBROIDERING 182 BEFORE EMBROIDERING Embroidery Step by Step Follow the steps below to prepare the machine for embroide ry. Step 3 Step 1 , 2 Step 7 Step 5 Step 4 Step 6, 8 Step 9 Step # Aim Action Pa g e 1 Presser foot attachment Attach embroider y foot “W”.
BEFORE EMB ROIDERING Embroi dery 183 5 Attaching Embroidery Foot “W” Press o o o o in this orde r to disp lay a video example of attachi ng embroidery foot “W” (see page 34) . Follow the steps explained below to complete the op eration. a Press the “Needle Posi tion” button to raise the needle.
BEFORE EMBROIDERING 184 g Hold the embroidery foot in place wit h your right hand, and the n use the includ ed screwdriver to securely t i ghten the presser foot holder screw. h Press to unlock all ke ys and buttons. o All keys a nd operat ion buttons are unlocked, and the previous scre en is displayed.
BEFORE EMB ROIDERING Embroi dery 185 5 c Turn the mai n power to ON. o The follow ing me ssage will appear. d Press . o The carri age will move to the initialization p osition. ■ Removing the Embroidery Unit a Press either or , then press . o The carri age will move to the re moval po sition.
SELEC TING PA TTERNS 186 SELECTING PATTERN S ■ Copyright Information The patte rns st ored in the se wing machine and embroi dery ca rds are intended for pr ivate use only. An y public or commerc ial use of c opyrighte d patterns is an infringeme nt of copy right law and is stric tly proh ibited.
SELECTI NG PATTERN S Embroi dery 187 5 ■ Pattern Select ion Screens There are 7 cat egories of pa tterns in th is mach ine. If a pag e numbe r such as appears, ther e is more than one patter n selectio n scree n for tha t categ ory.
SELEC TING PA TTERNS 188 Brother “Excl usives” Vint age designs Monogr am desi gns New European designs Japanese designs Quilt desi gns.
SELECTI NG PATTERN S Embroi dery 189 5 Selecting Embroidery Patterns/ Brother “Exclusives ”/Greek Alphabet Patterns/Floral Alphabet Patterns/Utility Embroidery Patterns a Touch the key of the categor y of the pattern you want to embroider. b Press the key of the patt ern you want to embroider.
SELEC TING PA TTERNS 190 e Proceed to “VIEWI NG THE SEWING SCREEN” on page 196 to embroider the pattern. * To return t o the previou s screen to select another pattern, pr ess . Selecting Alphabet Character Patterns Example: Entering “Bl u e Sky”.
SELECTI NG PATTERN S Embroi dery 191 5 d Press and then enter “B”. * If you wan t to ch ange th e siz e of a ch aract er, sel ect the ch aract er an d the n pres s to ch ange t he size. T he size chan ges each tim e you p ress the key , from large to medi um to small.
SELEC TING PA TTERNS 192 h Press and then enter “ky”. i Press . o The sewi ng screen is displayed. j Proceed to “VIEWI NG THE SEWING SCREEN” on page 196 to embroider the pattern. * To return t o the previou s screen to select another pattern, pr ess .
SELECTI NG PATTERN S Embroi dery 193 5 b Press the key of the f rame shape you want to embroider in the top par t of the screen. a Frame sha pes b Frame patt erns o Various fr ame patt erns are displa yed at the botto m part of the screen. c Press the key of the frame patter n you want to embroider.
SELEC TING PA TTERNS 194 Selecting Patterns from Embroidery Cards ■ About Embroidery Card Reader (Sold Separatel y) and USB Card Writ er Modul e* • Use only an emb roidery card Reader des igned for this machine . Using an unaut horiz ed embroi dery card Re ader may c ause your machine to opera te incorrectly .
SELECTI NG PATTERN S Embroi dery 195 5 Selecting Patterns from USB Media/Computer To recall patt erns from the computer or USB media, see pages 252 thr ough 255.
VIEW ING TH E SEWING SCREEN 196 VIEWING THE SEWING SCREEN a Shows the p resser foot code . Attach em broidery foot “ W” for all em broidery projec ts. When the f oot press er symbo l is disp layed on the sc reen, you are able t o sew. b Shows the b oundary for embro idering wit h the extra large frame (30 cm u 20 cm (ap prox.
VIEWI NG T HE S EWIN G SCR EEN Embroi dery 197 5 ■ Key Functions Using t hese ke ys, you ca n chang e the size of the pa ttern, r otate the patter n , etc . No. Display Ke y Nam e Ex planati on Pa g e m Image ke y Press this key for a previ ew of the se wn image.
PREPA RING TH E FAB RIC 198 PREPARING THE FABRIC Attaching Iron-on Stabilizers (Backing) to the Fabric For best results in your embroidery proj ects, always use stabi lizer material for embroidery . Follow the package instruc tions for the stabilizer being used.
PREPAR ING THE FABRI C Embroi dery 199 5 b Iron the iro n- on sta biliz er ma ter ial to th e wrong side o f the fabric. a Fusi ble side of sta bil ize r b Fabric (wron g side) Memo • When embr oide.
PREPA RING THE FA BRIC 200 Hooping the Fabric in the Embroidery Frame ■ Types of Embroi de ry Frames Other op tional embroid ery frame can be used. Whe n choos ing frames tha t do not appea r on the screen, be sure to check the desi gn size of t he embr oidery fie ld of the op tional frame.
PREPAR ING THE FABRI C Embroi dery 201 5 ■ Inserting the Fabric Pres s o o o o in this orde r to displ ay a video example of hoping the fabr ic in the embr oidery frame ( see p age 34 ). Follow t he ste ps explaine d below to c omplete the opera tion.
PREPA RING TH E FAB RIC 202 e Return the frame adjustment screw to it s init ial p ositi on. ■ Using the Embroidery Sheet When you want t o embroi der t he pattern in a particula r plac e, use th e emb roidery s heet wi th the frame. a With a chalk pencil, mark the area of the fabric you want to embroide r.
PREPAR ING THE FABRI C Embroi dery 203 5 Embroidering Small Fabrics or Fabric Edges Use an embroidery sta bilizer to pr ovide extra support. Aft er embroidering, remove the st abilizer carefull y. Attach t he sta bilizer as shown in t he following exampl es.
ATTACHI NG THE EMBROI DERY FRAME 204 ATTACHING THE EMBROIDERY FRAME Press o o o o in this orde r to display a video example of attac hing the embroider y frame (see pag e 34). Foll ow the ste ps explain ed below to compl ete the op eration. a Press the “Presser Foot L ifter” button t o raise the press er foot.
ATTACHING THE E MBROIDERY FRAME Embroi dery 205 5 ■ Removing the Embroidery Frame a Raise the frame -securing le ver. b Pull the embroidery frame towar d you.
CONFIR MING THE PATTER N POSIT ION 206 CONFIRMING THE PATT ERN POSITION The pattern is normally positi oned in the center of the embroidery fra m e. If the patter n needs to be repositi oned for better placement on the gar ment, you can check the layout before st arting embroi dery.
CONFIRMIN G THE PA TTERN PO SITION Embroi dery 207 5 b After s electing the pattern, press , and then press . o A window appears so that the a rea containing th e embroide ry positioning s ticker can be selecte d. c From the area s shown in the win dow, select the area containi ng the embroidery positionin g sticker.
CONFIR MING THE PATTER N POSIT ION 208 d Press . e Following mes sage appears. Press . o The built- in camera automa tically searches fo r the embroide ry posit ioning sticker , and the n the carriage is moved so th at the center o f the embroide ry pattern is aligned with the center of the embroide ry posit ioning sticker .
CONFIRMIN G THE PA TTERN POSITION Embroi dery 209 5 f A reminder message ap pears. Remove the embroidery posit ioning sticker from the fabric, a nd press . * To remove the embroidery pos itioni ng sticker more easily, press so that the e m broidery frame moves slig htly forwar d and aw ay from under the needle.
CONFIRMING THE PAT TERN POSITION 210 b From , press the key for the position that you want to chec k. a Selected position → The needle will move to the selected pos ition on the pattern. c Press . Previewing the Completed Pattern a Press . → An image of the pattern as it will be embroidered appears.
CONFIRMIN G THE PA TTERN PO SITION Embroi dery 211 5 b Press to select the frame used in the previ ew. * Frames di splayed in light gray canno t be selected. * Press t o enlarge the i mage of the pattern. * The pattern can be sewn as it a ppears in th e following display.
SEWING AN EMBROIDER Y PATTERN 212 SEWING AN EMBROIDERY PATTERN Sewing Attractive F inishes The re ar e m any fact ors tha t g o in to se win g be auti ful emb roi dery . U sing th e app rop riat e s tabil ize r (s ee page 198) and hooping the fabri c in the frame (see page 200) are two importan t factors mentio ned earlier .
SEWING AN EMBRO IDER Y PATT ERN Embroi dery 213 5 ■ Embroidery Needl e Plate Cover Under s ome condi tions, ba sed on th e type of f abric, stabiliz er, or thr ead be ing used , there may b e some looping in the upper thre ad. In this case, attac h the includ ed embroid ery ne edle pla te cover to t he needle pl ate.
SEWING AN EMBROIDER Y PATTERN 214 b Lower the presser foot , then press the “Start/St op” button to start embroideri ng. After 5-6 stit ches, press the “Start/ Stop” button again to st op the machine. c Trim the exces s thread at the end of the seam.
SEWI NG A N EMB ROI DERY PATT ERN Embroi dery 215 5 Sewing Embroidery Patterns Which Use Appliqué There are some pat t erns which cal l for an appli qué inside the pat tern.
SEWING AN EMBROIDER Y PATTERN 216 f Apply a thin layer of adhes ive or spray adhesive t o the back of the appliqué pie ce and attach it to th e appliqué posit i on so that it follows the sea m of the outline. g Press the “Start/Stop” but ton. → The app liqué will then be c ompleted.
PRINT A ND STITCH (COMBINI NG EMBROIDE RY PATTERNS AN D PRINTE D DESIGNS) Embroi dery 217 5 PRINT AND STIT CH (COMBINING EMBROIDERY PATTER NS AND PRINT ED DESIGN S) Completed embroider y patterns combin ed with printed desi gns are built into this machi ne.
PRINT A ND STITCH ( C OMBINI NG EMBROI DERY PAT T ERNS AND P RINTE D DESIGNS) 218 Selecting a Pattern Patterns combining embroidery and printed designs c an be selected f rom the pages that contain . Select the desired pattern. a Press the key of the p attern you want t o embroider.
PRINT A ND STITCH (COMBINI NG EMBROIDE RY PATTERNS AN D PRINTE D DESIGNS) Embroi dery 219 5 Outputting the Background Image and Positioning Image Use USB medi a or the computer to o utput the following thr ee images from the machine. * File nam e may d iffer depending on the PDF file select ed.
PRINT A ND STITCH ( C OMBINI NG EMBROI DERY PAT T ERNS AND P RINTE D DESIGNS) 220 c Press to select the pri mary (top) USB port where the USB media is inse rted. o Two files of the background image on ly and one file for aligni ng embroidery i nto position are copied (PDF forma t) onto the USB me dia.
PRINT AND ST ITCH (COMBI NING EMBROIDE RY P ATTERNS AN D P RINTED DES I GNS) Embroi dery 221 5 c Press . → Two files o f the background image and one fi le for aligning embroidery into position are c opied (PD F format) in to “Removable Disk” u nder “Computer (My co mput er)”.
PRINT A ND STITCH ( C OMBINI NG EMBROI DERY PAT T ERNS AND P RINTE D DESIGNS) 222 d If an iron-on trans fer sheet is used, transfer the image onto fabric . Sewing Embroidery Patterns a Hoop in t he embroider y frame the fab ric with the background image irone d on.
ADJUST MENT S DU RING TH E EMBROID ERY PR OCESS Embroi dery 223 5 ADJUSTMENTS DURI NG THE EMBROIDERY PROCESS If the Bobbin Runs Out of Thread When the bobbin begins to r un out of thre ad during embroider ing, the machine will stop and the message below will appear .
ADJUST MENTS DU RI NG TH E EMBROID E RY PROCE S S 224 If the Thread Breaks During Sewing a Press the “Start/Stop” button t o stop the machine. b If the upper thr ead is broken, redo the upper threading . If the bobbin thread is broken, press and follow the directions in steps a through e from the previous sect ion to reset the bobbin.
ADJUST MENT S DU RING TH E EMBROID ERY PR OCESS Embroi dery 225 5 Restarting from the Beginning a Press . b Press . o The embroid ery frame moves, retu rning the needle to the pa ttern’s beginning position. c Press the “Press er Foot Lifter” button to lower the presser foot and s tart sewing.
ADJUST MENTS DU RI NG TH E EMBROID E RY PROCE S S 226 c Attach the embroider y frame and press . o The pr evious sew ing screen displa yed befo re the machi ne was tu rned off ap pears.
MAKING EMBROIDERY ADJUSTMENTS Embroi dery 227 5 MAKING E MBROIDERY ADJU STMENTS Adjusting Thread Tension When embroide ring, t he thread tensi on should be set so tha t the upper thre ad can sligh tly be seen on the wro ng side of the fabric. ■ Correct Thread Tens ion The pa ttern c an be se en from the wro ng sid e of th e fabric.
MA KING EM BR OID ERY ADJ USTM ENTS 228 ■ Upper T hread is Too Lo os e The tension of the u pper thread is too loose , result ing in a loos e upp e r thread, l oo se t h read lo cks, or loop s app earing on t he righ t side of the fabri c. a Right si de b Wrong side a Press .
MAKING EMBROIDERY ADJUSTMENTS Embroi dery 229 5 ■ Bobbin Thread i s Too Loose Bobbin thre ad ap pears slig htly o n the rig ht side o f fabric. a Right side b Wrong sid e If this oc curs, tur n the slotte d screw (-) clock wise, being careful no t to over-tig hten the s crew, appro ximat ely 30 -45 deg rees to incre ase bobb in tension .
MAKING EMBROIDERY A DJUSTMENTS 230 Using the Thread Trimming Function (JUMP STITCH TRIM) The thread trimming functi on will automatical ly trim any excess thr ead jumps within the c olor. Thi s function is initial ly turne d on. To turn this fun ction off, press key and then .
MAKING EMBROIDE RY ADJUSTMENTS Embroi dery 231 5 Adjusting the E mbroidery Speed a Press and . b In the “Max Embroidery Speed” display, use to change the maximum embroidery sp eed.
MAKING EMBROIDERY A DJUSTMENTS 232 d Wh en the th rea d num ber is displayed, use to select from si x embroidery t hread br ands pictu red below. * Depend ing on the country or area , cotton-l ike polyester thread is sold. e Press . Changing the Embroidery Frame Display a Press .
MAKING EMBROIDERY ADJUSTMENTS Embroi dery 233 5 * For the op tional embroide ry frame. a Extra la rge frame e m broideri ng area [30 cm × 20 cm (12 inche s × 8 inc hes)] b Center li ne c Quilt fram .
REVISING THE PATTE RN 234 REVISING THE PATTERN Changing the Pattern Position Use to move th e pattern in the dir ection shown by the arrow. Press to center the pattern.
REV ISING T HE PATT ERN Embroi dery 235 5 Aligning the Pattern and the Needle Example: Aligning t he lower left side of a pattern and the needle a Mark the embroidery sta rt position on the fabric, as shown.
REVISING THE PATTE RN 236 c Press . a Start po sition b This key is used for alig ning linked chara cters (see page 241) . o The need le position moves to the bottom left corner of the pa ttern (the embroidery fr ame mo ves so that the needle is positioned corre ctly).
REV ISING T HE PATT ERN Embroi dery 237 5 a Size of the pattern c Pre ss t o re turn to the orig ina l scre en. Rotatin g the Patt ern a Press . b Select t he angle of ro tation for the pattern. * Press to rotate the pattern 90 degree s to the left. * Press to rotate the pattern 90 degree s to the right.
REVISING THE PATTE RN 238 * Press to return the pattern to its ori ginal position . a Degree o f rotation c Pre ss to re turn to the orig ina l scre en. Creating a Horizontal Mirror Image Press so it appears a s to create a horizontal mirror image of the se lected pattern.
REV ISING T HE PATT ERN Embroi dery 239 5 Changing the Density (Alphabet Character and Frame Patt erns Only) The thread densit y for some alphabet char acter and frame patter ns can be changed. A setti ng between 80% a nd 120% in 5% increments can be spe cified.
REVISING THE PATTE RN 240 Changing the Colors of Alphabet Character Patterns Combined alphab et character pat terns can be sewn with each le tter in a differe nt color. If “MUL TI COLOR ” is set , the machin e st ops af ter each charac ter is sewn so that the thread can be changed to a diffe rent color.
REV ISING T HE PATT ERN Embroi dery 241 5 Embroidering Linked Characters Follow the procedur e described belo w to embroider linked char acters in a single row when the entire pat tern extends beyond the embroider y frame. Example: Linking “DEF” to the characters “ABC” a Select t he chara cter pattern s for “ABC”.
REVISING TH E PA TTER N 242 e Press . f Press to turn off the thread cutting f unc tion and the n pr es s . g Press th e “Start/Sto p ” but ton. h After t he ch aracters are embroidered, cut the t.
REV ISING T HE PATT ERN Embroi dery 243 5 m Use to ali gn th e ne edle with th e en d of embroideri ng for the previous pat tern. n Press the “Start/Stop” but ton to begin embroidering the remaining char acter patterns.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 244 USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION Embroidery Data Precautions Observe the fol lowing precautions when usi ng embroidery data other than that created an d saved in this machine. ■ Types of Embroidery Data that can be Used • Only .
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Embroi dery 245 5 ■ Computers and Operati ng Systems w ith the Following Specifications can be Used • Compa tible mode ls: IBM PC with a U SB port as s tandar d equipme .
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 246 Saving Embroidery Patterns in the Machine’s M emory You can sav e embroidery pa tterns t hat you have customized and will use often; for example, your name, pattern s that have been rotat ed or had the size chang ed, patterns t hat have had the sewing position chang ed, etc.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Embroi dery 247 5 b Press . * Press to return to the original screen w ithout saving. o The “Sav ing” screen is displayed.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 248 c Press . a Amount of memory used by the pattern to be deleted b Amount of memory need ed to sav e the curre nt pattern d Press . * If you de cide not to delete the pattern, press . o The “S aving” scre en displays. When the patte rn is saved, th e display returns to the origin al screen automat ically.
USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION Embroi dery 249 5 Saving Embroidery Patterns to USB Media When sendi ng embroi dery patt erns from the machine to U SB media, pl ug the USB media into the machine’ s USB port. a Press when the pattern you want to save is in the sewing sc reen.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 250 c Press . * Press to return to the original screen w ithout saving. o The “S aving” scre en is displaye d. When the pattern is saved, th e display returns to th e original screen automat ically.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Embroi dery 251 5 c Press when the pattern you want to save is in the se wing screen. d Press . * Press to return to the original screen w ithout saving. o The patte rn will be tempora rily saved to “Remov able Disk” under “Comp uter (My comp uter)”.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 252 b Press the key of the p attern you want t o retrieve. * Press to retur n to the ori ginal screen. c Press . o The se wing screen is disp layed. Recalling from USB Media You can recall a speci fic embroidery patter n from either direct USB media or a folder in the USB media.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Embroi dery 253 5 c Press when there is a subfolde r to sort two o r more stitc h patterns to USB media, the embroidery pattern in the subfolder i s displa yed.
USING THE MEMORY FUNC TION 254 Recalling from the Computer a Plug the U SB cable connector int o the corresponding USB ports for the computer and for the machine (see page 250). b On the computer, open “Comput er (My computer)” then go to “Remova ble Disk”.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Embroi dery 255 5 f Press . o The sewing screen is displayed..
EMBROIDERY APPL ICATIONS 256 EMBROIDERY APPLICATIONS Using a Frame Patte rn to Make an Appliqué (1) You can use framed patte rns of the same size and shape to create an appliqué. Embroide r one pattern w ith a s traight stitch and one pattern wit h a satin s titch.
EMBROIDERY APPLICAT IONS Embroi dery 257 5 d Select t he satin stitch frame pat tern of the same shape as the appl iqué. Embroider ove r the appliqu é and base fabric f rom step c to create the ap pliqué. Using a Frame Patte rn to Make an Appliqué (2) This is a second method to make appliqu é using embroidery patterns.
EMBROIDERY APPL ICATIONS 258 c Embroider the same patt ern on the appliqué fabric. d Remove the embroidery frame fr om the embroidery unit, and cut around the outside of the stitches. e Select the sat in stitch frame pat tern of the same shap e as the appliqué.
EMBROIDERY APPLICATI ONS Embroi dery 259 5 Sewing Split Embroidery Patt erns Split embroid ery patterns cr eated wit h PE-DESIGN Ver.7 or later can b e sewn.
EMBROIDERY APPL ICATIONS 260 d If nece ssary, e dit the patter n. * For details, re fer to “REVISING TH E PATT ERN” on page 23 4. e Press the “Start/Stop” button t o embroider the patte rn section. f When embroider ing is fin ished, th e following s creen appears.
Chapter 6 Embroidery Edit EXPLANAT ION OF FU NCTIONS.......... ........ 262 SELECTING P ATTERNS TO EDIT ................ .. 263 Selecting Em broider y Patterns/ Brother “Exc lusives”/Gr eek Alphabet Pat terns/ Floral Alph abet Pattern s/Utility Emb roidery Pattern s/Frame Patterns .
EXPLANA TION OF FUNCTI ONS 262 EXPLANATION OF FUNCTIONS With the Emb roidery Edit functions, you can combi ne embroidery patt erns and charact er patterns, change the size of patterns, rotate patter ns, and per form many other ed iting functions . This machine ca n perform t he 9 functions l isted be low.
SELECTI NG PATTERNS TO EDIT Embroi dery Edit 263 6 SELECTING PATTERNS TO EDIT Prepare the machine for embroide ry according to the instruc tions on page 182, and press , then to d ispl ay the s cre en b elow .
SELEC TING PA TTERNS TO EDIT 264 Selecting Embroidery Patterns/ Brother “Exclusives ”/Greek Alphabet Patterns/Floral Alphabet Patterns/Utility Embroidery Patterns/Frame Patterns a Select t he cate gory of t he pattern. b Press the key of the p attern you want t o edit .
SELECTI NG PATTERNS TO EDIT Embroi dery Edit 265 6 b Select t he font, then ent er the charac ters. (Example: A B C D) * See page 190 for mo re informa tion about selec ting characte rs. c Press to change the layout of the pattern. * If the cha racters ar e too smal l to see, pre ss to view a display of all entered charac ters.
SELEC TING PA TTERNS TO EDIT 266 f After you f inish your se lections, press . o The emb roidery e dit screen will appear. g Proceed to “EDITING PATTERNS” on page 267 to edit the patt ern.
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 267 6 EDIT ING PATTER NS a Shows the s ize of the entire co mbined pattern. b Shows the s ize of the pattern c urrently s elected. c Shows th e distanc e from the ce nter of the frame. d Shows the c olor sequ ence and times of each s tep of the pattern currently sele cted.
EDITING PA TTERNS 268 ■ Key Functions No. Displa y Key Name Explan ation Pa g e a Thread palette key Press t his key to change the colors of the displayed pattern. 278 b Rotate ke y Press t his ke y to rotate the patter n. Y ou can rotate a pa ttern one degree, ten degrees or ninety degrees at a t ime.
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 269 6 Moving the Pattern Press to move the patte rn in the direction shown on the key. Pres s to re turn the pat tern to t he cent er.
EDITING PA TTERNS 270 b Select the angl e by which the pattern is rotated. * Press to rotate the pattern 9 0 degrees to the left. * Press to rotate the pattern 9 0 degrees to the right. * Press to rotate the pattern 1 0 degrees to the left. * Press to rotate the pattern 1 0 degrees to the right.
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 271 6 b Select t he dire ction in which to change th e size. * Press to enlarge t he pattern propo rtionately. * Press to shrink the p attern proportiona tely. * Press to stretch t he pattern horizonta lly. * Press to compact the pattern horizontal ly.
EDITING PA TTERNS 272 b Press the key of the l ayout you w ant to embroider. * See page 265 for more information abou t layout types. o The di splay wil l show the selected layou t.
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 273 6 b Use to change the spacing. * Press to incre ase t he charac ter sp acin g. * Press to decrea se th e char acter spacin g. * Press to return th e pattern to its ori ginal appe aranc e. c Pre ss t o re turn to the orig ina l scre en.
EDITING PA TTERNS 274 Separating Combined Character Patterns Combined chara cter patter ns can be separated to adjust t he char acter sp acing or to sepa rately edit the pa tterns a fter all char acters have been entered. a Press . b Press . o The k ey appe ars as .
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 275 6 d Use to select a patt ern, and then use to adjust the charact er spacing. e Press . Changing the Color of Each Alphabet Character in a Pattern a Press so you can assign a threa d color to each character. b Change the thread to sew each character in a different color.
EDITING PA TTERNS 276 Embroidering Linked Characters Follow the procedur e described bel ow to embroider li nked characters in a single ro w when the pa ttern ex tends beyond the embroidery frame. Example: Linking “DEF” to the characters “ABC” a Select the chara cter patterns for “ABC”.
EDITIN G PATTERN S Embroi dery Edit 277 6 e Press . f Press to turn off the automatic thread cut ti ng fu ncti on and th e n pre ss . g Press th e “Start/Sto p ” but ton.
EDITING PATTERN S 278 l Press . m Use to alig n the need le with the en d of embroidering for the previous patter n. n Press the “Start/Stop” but ton to begin embroidering the remaining charact er patterns.
EDITING PAT TERNS Embroi dery Edit 279 6 c Press t o choose a new color f rom the col or palette. * To return t o the original color, pre ss . If multiple c olors have bee n changed, this command will return al l colors to their orig inal colo rs.
EDITING PA TTERNS 280 a In the pattern edit ing screen, press and then press . b Use to choose where t o add a co lor on t he custom thread table. * You can choose colors from the custom threa d from the custom thread t able by d irectly to uching the screen w ith the tou ch pen.
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 281 6 c Use to select one of the thr ead brands in the machine. d U s e to enter a colo r’s 4-digit number. * If you ma ke a mistak e, pre ss to erase the entered n umber, and the n enter th e correct number. a Thread brand e Press .
EDITING PA TTERNS 282 g Press to return to the origi nal screen. ■ Adding a Color to the Custom Thread Table fr om the List a Repeat the pre vious steps a through c on page 279. b Pre ss to dis play the thr ead lis t. c Use to select a thr ead color.
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 283 6 Choosing a Color from the Custom Thread Table You can select a color from the up to 300 thr ead colors yo u have set in t he custom thread table. a Press . o The threa d color pale tte screen displays. b Press or to put the color you want to change at the top of the sewing order.
EDITING PA TTERNS 284 Designing Re peated Patterns ■ Sewing Repeated Patterns Using the bo rder fu nction, you ca n crea te stitche s using repe ated pat terns. You ca n als o adjust th e spacin g of th e patterns within a repeat ed patte rn stitch.
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 285 6 d Use to repeat the pattern on top and to repeat th e pattern at the bott om. * To del ete the t op pattern, pres s . * To delete the bottom pa ttern, press . e Adjust the sp acing of the repeated pattern. * To wi den spaci ng, press .
EDITING PA TTERNS 286 f Complete repeated pat terns by re peating steps c through e . g Press to finish repea ting. ■ Repeating One Element of a Repeated Patte rn By using the Cut func tion, you c an selec t one elemen t of a r epeated patt ern and repeat o nly th at single element .
EDITIN G PATTERNS Embroi dery Edit 287 6 c Press . o The repe ated pat tern will b e divide d into separate element s. d Press . e Use and to select the el ement to repeat.
EDITING PA TTERNS 288.
EDITING PAT TERNS Embroi dery Edit 289 6 ■ Assign ing Thread Mark s By sewing thread mar ks, you can easily a lign patterns when se wing a series. W hen se wing is finished on a p attern, a thread mark in the shap e of an arrow will be sewn using the final t hread.
EDITING PA TTERNS 290 Duplicating a Pa ttern a Press . o The dupl icate is positione d over th e original pat tern. a Duplicate d pattern After Editing a Press . * To comb ine the pattern wit h other patterns, se lect (see page 2 9 1). * See page 212 for more information abou t sewing patterns.
COMBINING PATTE RNS Embroi dery Edit 291 6 COMBINING PATTERNS Editing Combined Patterns Example: Combining alph abet characters with an emb r oidery pattern and editing a Press to select an embroide ry pattern. b Use to view 2/7, t hen select . c Press .
COMBINING PA TTERNS 292 d Press . e Press to enter the alphabet characters . * Press to retur n to the prev ious screen. f Select and enter “Sprin g”. * After selec ting , press to change the charact er case, then ente r the remaining characte rs.
COMBINING PATTE RNS Embroi dery Edit 293 6 i Press to change the layout of the characte rs. Press . * See pag e 271 for more informa tion abou t changing the layo ut. j Press to change the color of the characte rs. * See pag e 278 for more informa tion abou t changing the co lor .
COMBINING PATTERN S 294 Sewing Combined Patterns Combined pa tterns will be embr oidere d in the order th ey were entere d. In this example, the embroidery orde r w ill be as follows : → a Embroider by following t he color order on the rig ht side o f the displa y.
VARIOUS EMBROID ERING FU NCTIONS Embroi dery Edit 295 6 VARIOUS EMBROIDERING FUNCTIONS Uninterrupted Embroidering (Using a Single Color) A selected pattern can be stitche d out in one color inst ead of mu ltico lor. The mac hi ne w ill hesit ate but not s t op between color steps, a nd then continue t i ll t he patt ern is completed.
VARIOU S EMBROIDERING FUNCTIONS 296 c Press to return to the previou s screen. d Press . e Pre ss t o sel ect the ba sting se tting . o Basting is a dded to the beg inning of the sewing order. f Press the “Start/Stop” but ton to begin embroidering.
VARIOUS EMBROID ERING FU NCTIONS Embroi dery Edit 297 6 a Select t he patt ern, and edit it if ne cessary. b Press , and then display 7/7 of the sett ing s scr een. c Use and to specify the distanc e between the pattern and the appliqué outline. d Press to return to the prev ious screen.
VARIOU S EMBROIDERING FUNCTIONS 298 f Pre ss t o se lect th e a ppl iqué se ttin g. o The st eps for cr eati ng the ap pliq ué piec e ar e added to the sew ing orde r. g Fuse or s tick a piece of stabilizer t o the back of the felt or denim fabri c to be used as the appliqué pie ce.
VARIOUS EMBROID ERING FU NCTIONS Embroi dery Edit 299 6 i After t he patter n is embroidered, thread the mac hi ne wit h the th re ad fo r the cuttin g line , and then se w the cuttin g line (APPLIQUE MATERIAL). a Cutting lin e for appliqu é j Remove the appl iqué material f rom the embroidery frame, and the n carefull y cut along the stit ching.
VARIOU S EMBROIDERING FUNCTIONS 300 n With the m achine t hreaded us ing the t hread for the outlin e from step l , sew the outli ne (APPLIQUE). a Outline of appliq ué piece o After embr oidering is finished, r emove the stabili zer material from the embroidery frame.
VARIOUS EMBROID ERING FU NCTIONS Embroi dery Edit 301 6 c Edit the frame pattern to fit the si ze of the appliqué patte rn. d Press and then press . e Press to select the appliqué piec e sett ing . f Press . g Use to select the frame patter n, and then press and .
VARIOU S EMBROIDERING FUNCTIONS 302 Using the Built-In Camera to Align the Embroidering Position The embro idering pos itioning can ea sily be aligned us ing the machi ne’s buil t-in camera and the included embroi dery positioning sticke r. a Affix the embroidery position ing sticker to the locat ion in the f abric to be embroidered.
VARIOUS EMBROID ERING FU NCTIONS Embroi dery Edit 303 6 c From the area s shown in the win dow, select the area containi ng the embroidery positionin g sticker.
VARIOU S EMBROIDERIN G FUNCTI ONS 304 f A reminder mes sage appears. Remove the embroidery posit ioning sticker from the fabric and press . * To remov e the em broidery positioning s ticker mo re easily, press so that the e mbroidery frame moves slig htly forwar d and a w ay from un der the needle.
USING THE MEMORY F UNCTION Embroi dery Edit 305 6 USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION In the same way as embroidery patterns in Chapte r 5, you can save and retrieve edite d embroidery patt erns to and fro m th e ma chin e’s mem ory , a p ers onal com put er, or U SB m edia .
PRINT A ND STITCH ( C OMBINI NG EMBROI DERY PAT T ERNS AND P RINTE D DESIGNS) 306 PRINT AND STIT CH (COMBINING EMBROIDERY PATTERNS AND PR INTED DESIGNS) Completed embroider y patterns combined with print ed designs are buil t into this machine.
PRINT A ND STITCH (COMBINI NG EMBROIDE RY PATTERNS AN D PRINTE D DESIGNS) Embroi dery Edit 307 6 Selecting a Pattern Patterns combi ning embroidery and pr inted designs c an be selected f rom the pages that contain . Select the desired pat tern. a Press the key of the patt ern you want to embroider.
PRINT A ND STITCH ( C OMBINI NG EMBROI DERY PAT T ERNS AND P RINTE D DESIGNS) 308 Outputting the Background Image and Positioning Image Use USB media or the computer to output the following th ree images from the machine. * File nam e may differ d epending on the P DF file selecte d.
PRINT A ND STITCH (COMBINI NG EMBROIDE RY PATTERNS AN D PRINTE D DESIGNS) Embroi dery Edit 309 6 o Two files of the back ground image on ly and one file for aligning em broidery into pos ition are copie d (PDF form at) onto t he USB media .
PRINT AND ST ITCH (COMBI NING EMBROIDERY PATTE RNS AND PRIN TED DESIGNS) 310 Printing the Background and Embroidery Position Sheet Print t he PDF fil es of the backg round and embroidery posi t ion sheet. The background file that is prin ted differs de pending on whether i ron- on paper or printa ble fabric is used.
PRINT AND STITCH (COMBINING EMBROIDERY PATT ERNS AND PRINT ED DESIGNS) Embroidery Ed it 311 6 b Cut the paper printed with the center positioning image so it can easily be positioned aligned with the background image on the fabric. * Lines or color changes in the image can help you find the correct alignment position.
PRINT A ND STITCH ( C OMBINI NG EMBROI DERY PAT T ERNS AND P RINTE D DESIGNS) 312.
Chapter 7 MY CUSTOM STITCH DESIGNING A STITCH ... .............. ................... .............. .................. .. 314 ENTERING STITCH DATA ............ .............. ................... .............. ...... 316 ■ Key Functio ns ...........
DESIGNI NG A STITCH 314 DESIGNING A STITCH By using the MY CUSTOM STITCH ™ funct ion, you can regis ter stitches you have crea ted your self. You can also sew designs combi ning MY CUSTOM STITCH ™ creati ons with buil t-in character s (see page 162).
DESIGNI NG A STI TCH MY CUSTOM ST ITCH 315 7 Examples of Custom Stit ches S t i t c h 123456789 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 0 1 2 1 8 2 2 2 3 2 1 1 7 1 4 1 2 963136 0036 1 0 1 3 1 4 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 4 1 3 1 .
ENTERING ST ITCH DATA 316 ENTERING STITCH DAT A ■ Key Functions a This area displays t he stitch being create d. b Displa ys the nu mber o f the pr esent set point over the to tal number of points i n the stitch. c Displa ys the y -coordi nate o f o ver the x-c oordinate of .
ENTERING S T ITCH DAT A MY CUSTOM ST ITCH 317 7 a Press and then . b Press . c Use to move to the coordinat es of the fir st point on th e grid sheet . * Press to change th e direction of th e grid sheet. * Press to enlarge th e image of the stitch being created.
ENTERING ST ITCH DATA 318 e Select whether one st itch or three st itches will be sewn between the first two points. * To sew thre e stitches, press the key s o that it appears as .
ENTERING S T ITCH DAT A MY CUSTOM ST ITCH 319 7 ■ Movi ng a Point a Press or to move to the point that you want to move. * To move to the first point, press . * To move to the last point , press . * You can a lso move by using the touch pen. b Use to move the point.
ENTERING ST ITCH DATA 320 c Press or to move the section. d Press . o The se ction wil l be moved. ■ Insertin g New Po ints a Press or to move to a place on the desig n where you want to add a new point. * To move to the f irst point, press . * To move t o the last p o int, press .
ENTERING S T ITCH DAT A MY CUSTOM ST ITCH 321 7 o A new poi nt is ent ered and mov e s to it. c Use to move the point..
USING STO RED C UST OM STITCH ES 322 USING STORED CUSTOM ST ITCHES Storing Custom Stitches in Your List Stitch patt erns creat ed using the MY CUSTOM STITCH ™ funct ion can be stor ed for l ater use. Once you finish en tering the st itch data, press .
USING ST ORED CU STOM STIT CHES MY CUSTOM ST ITCH 323 7 Retrieving Stored Stitches a Press . o A list of stored stitch patterns is displ ayed. b Select t he stitc h pattern. * Press to return to the previ ous screen without re trieving. c Press . * To delete the stored stitch p attern, pre ss .
USING STO RED C UST OM STITCH ES 324.
Chapter 8 Appendix CARE AND MA INTENANCE .............. ....................... ................... ...... 326 Cleaning the LCD Screen ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ........ 326 Cleaning the Machine Casing .
CARE AND MAI NTENANCE 326 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Clea ning th e LCD Scre en If t he s cre en is di rty, gen tly wip e it with th e includ ed LCD cleaning cloth or a sof t, dry cloth.
CARE AND MAI NTENANC E Appendi x 327 8 g Use the c leaning brus h or a vacuum cleaner to remove any lint and dust from the race and bobbin thread s ensor and the surrounding area . a Cleanin g brus h b Race c Bobbin thre ad sensor h Insert the bobbi n case so that th e projection on the bobbi n case aligns wi th the spring.
CARE AND MAI NTENANCE 328 c Use the cleaning br ush or a vacuum cle aner to remove any l int and dust fr om the cutter in the bobbin case area. a Cutter d Use the screwdriver included with the machine to scr ew and attach the needle plate. e Insert the tab s on the needle plat e cover into the ne edle plat e, and then slid e the cover back on.
ADJUSTI NG THE SCREE N Appendi x 329 8 ADJUSTING THE SCREEN Touch Panel is Malfunction ing If the scr een does not respond correct ly when you touch a key (th e machine does not perform the operation or performs a di fferent operati on), foll ow the steps below to make the proper a djustments.
TROU BLESHOOT ING 330 TROUBLESHOOTING If you have a minor proble m with your sewing machi ne, check the fo llowing solut ions. If the sol utions suggested do not cor rect the problem, contact your authorized dealer. Pres s o o for advice abo ut minor sewing problems during sewing.
TROUB LESHOOT ING Appendi x 331 8 Bobbin thread breaks Bobbin is set incorrect ly . Reset the bobbin thread correctly . 43 There are scratches on t he bobbin or it doesn’t rotate properly . Replace the bobbin. 43 Thread is twisted. Use scissors, etc.
TROU BLESHOOT ING 332 F abric does not feed through the machine Feed dogs are set in the do wn position. Pres s , and then turn the handwheel to raise the feed dogs. 105 Stitches are too c lose together . Lengthen the stitch lengt h setting. 67 Wrong presser foot w as used.
TROUBLESH OOTING Appendix 333 8 Embroider y pattern does not sew out correctly Thread is twisted. Use scissors, etc., to cut the twisted thread and remov e it from the race, etc. — F abr ic was not inserted into the f rame correctly (fabric was loose, etc.
TROU BLESHOOT ING 334 CAUTION • This machi ne is eq uipped with a thread detecti on device. If the “St art/Stop” bu tton i s pushed befo re the upper t hreading is done , the ma chine w ill not ope rate pro perly. A lso, de pending on the p attern s elected, the ma chine ma y feed the fabric e ven if t he need le is r aised.
ERROR MESSAGE S Appendi x 335 8 ERROR MESSAGES If the ma chine is not pr operly set and the “St art/Stop” button or the “Reverse/ Reinfo rcement Stit ch” button is press ed, or if th e operati on procedure is i ncorrect, the m achine doe s not start.
ERROR MESSAGES 336 This message is displayed when the automatic needle threading button is pushed while twin needle sewing is set . This message is displayed when the “ Start/Stop” button is pressed before the edge of the fabric is detected.
ERROR MESSAGE S Appendi x 337 8 This message is displayed when a key on the LCD display is touched while th e needle is in the down position. This message is displayed when there are too many characters and the curved character configuration is impossible.
ERROR MESSAGES 338 This message is displayed when is pressed when changing t hread colors. This message appears if the machine is turned off while sewing, then turned on again. Pres s to retur n the machine to the condition (pattern position and number of stitches) when it was turned off.
ERROR MESSAGES Appendix 339 8 This message appears when the built-in camera is being used to align the embroidery position, but the embroidery positioning sticker is too near an edge or the pattern extends from the embroidery frame. Change the positioning of the embro idery position sticker, and then try aligning the position again.
ERROR MESSAGES 340 This message is displayed when the bobbin is being wound, and the motor locks because the thread is tangled, etc. This message is displayed when there is a possibility that the data for the selected pattern is cor rupted.
ERROR MESSAGE S Appendi x 341 8 This message is displayed while the USB media is transmitting. This message is displayed when the memory is full and a pattern must be deleted. This message is displayed when a button, su ch as the “Start/Stop” bu tton, is pushed while the presser foot is raised.
ERROR MESSAGES 342 ■ Alarm Sounds If the oper ation was per formed incor rectly, an ala rm sounds to i ndicate that a n error oc curred. If the operation was performed correctly, the machine beeps to confirm the operation.
SPECIF ICATI ONS Appendi x 343 8 SPECIF ICATIONS * Please be aware that some specifica tions may chang e without notic e. Item Specification Sewing Machine (Box 1 of 3) Dimensions of machine Approx. 61.5 cm (W) × 33.2 cm (H ) × 27.0 cm (D) (appro x.
UPGRADING YO UR MACHINE’S S O FTWARE 344 UPGRAD ING YOU R MACHINE’S SOFTWARE You can use USB media or a computer to download softwar e upgrades for your sewing machine. When an upg rade program is available on “ht t p://sol utions.brother. com”, plea se download the fi les follow ing th e instru ctions on the websit e and ste ps below.
UPGRADING YO UR MACHINE’S SOFTWARE Appendi x 345 8 d Press . o The upgra de file is dow nloaded . e Remove the USB media, and turn the machine off and on again. Upgrade Procedure Using Computer a While pressing the “Automatic Thre ading” button, t urn the main power t o ON.
UPGRADING YO UR MACHINE’S S O FTWARE 346 o The follow ing me ssage will appear. e When the mes sage disappears, press . o The u pgrade fi le is downloa ded. f Unplug t he USB cable, and turn the machine of f and on again. Note • If an error oc curs, a red text error message will appe ar.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 347 STITCH SETTING CHART The followi ng chart shows info rmation for each ut ility stit ch concerning applications, s t itch l engths, st itch widths, a nd whether or not the twin needle m ode can be used. Note • Quilting fo ot “C” i s used wh en the s traight st itch ne edle plate is attac hed to the machi ne.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 348 2 steps elastic zigzag Overcasting (medium weight and stretch fabrics), tape and elastic 5.0 (3/16) 1.5 - 7.0 (1/16 - 1/4) 1.0 (1/16) 0.2 - 4.0 (1/64 - 1/16) OK ( J ) 3 steps elastic zigzag Overcasting (medium, heavyweight and st retch fabrics), tape and elastic 5.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 349 Piecing stitch (Left) Piecework/patchwork 6.5 mm (approx. 1/4 inch) left seam allowance 1.5 (1/16) 0.0 - 7.0 (0 - 1/4) 2.0 (1/16) 0.2 - 5.0 (1/64 - 3/16) NO Hand-look quilt ing Quilting stitch made to look lik e hand quilting stitch 0.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 350 Ladde r stit ch Dec orative sti tching 4.0 (3/16) 0.0 - 7.0 (0 - 1/4) 3.0 (1/8) 2.0 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) NO Rick-rac k s titch Decorative top sti tching 4.0 (3/16) 0.0 - 7.0 (0 - 1/4) 2.5 (3/32) 1.0 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) OK ( J ) Decorative stitch Decorative sti tching 1.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 351 Honeycomb stitch Heirloom, decorative hems 5.0 (3/64) 1.5 - 7.0 (1/16 - 1/4) 2.5 (3/32) 1.5 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) OK ( J ) Honeycomb stitch Heirloom, decorative hems 6.0 (15/64) 1.5 - 7.0 (1/16 - 1/4) 3.5 (1/8) 1.5 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) OK ( J ) Hemstitching Heirloom, decorative hems 6.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 352 Round ended but tonhole Buttonholes with b ar tack 5.0 (3/16) 3.0 - 5.0 (1/8 - 3/16) 0.4 (1/64) 0.2 - 1.0 (1/64 - 1/16) NO Round doub l e ended but tonhole Buttonholes for fine, medium to heavyweight fabrics 5.0 (3/16) 3.0 - 5.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 353 Button sewing Attaching buttons 3.5 (1/8) 2.5 - 4.5 (3/32 - 3/16) — —N O Eyelet F or making ey elets, holes on belts, etc. 7.0 (1/4) 7.0 6.0 5.0 (1/4 15/64 3/ 16) 7.0 (1/4) 7.0 6.0 5.0 (1/4 15/64 3/16) NO Star eyelet For making star-shaped ey elets on holes.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 354 Hand-look quilt in g Quilting stitch made to look l ike hand quilting stitch 3.50 0.00 - 7.00 (0 - 1/4) 2.5 (3/32) 1.0 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) NO Basting stitch B asting 3.50 0.00 - 7.00 (0 - 1/4) 20 (3/4) 5 - 30 (3/16 - 1-3/ 16) NO Stem stitch Reinforced stitching, sewing and decorative applications 1.
STITCH SE TTING CHART 355 P atchwork double overl ock stitch P atchwork stitches, decorative stit ching 5.00 (3/16) 2.50 - 7.00 (3/32 - 1/4) 2.5 (3/32) 1.0 - 4.0 (1/16 - 3/16) NO Smocking stitch S mocking, decorativ e stitching 5.00 (3/16) 0.00 - 7.00 (0 - 1/4) 1.
INDEX 356 INDEX A Accessories included a ccessories ....... ........... ........ ....... ........ .... ...... ......... ...... . 4 options .... ........... ........ ...... ......... ...... ......... ...... ........ .... ....... ........ . 8 Accessory case .
INDEX 357 pattern selection screens ...... ...... ........ ....... ........ ...... ......... ...... . 187 patterns which use appliqué .... ...... ........ ....... ........ ...... ......... ... 215 retrieving ........ .......... ........ ....... .....
INDEX 358 machine’ s memory ...... ...... ......... ...... ........ ....... ........ ...... . 176 , 251 MY CUST OM STI TCH design s ..... .......... ......... ...... ........ .... ...... 323 stitc h s ett ings ........... ........ ...... ......... .
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English 882-W01/W02 XE4892-101 c Printed in T aiwan Please visit us at http://solutions.brother .com where you can get product support and answers to frequently asked questions (F AQs).
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Brother 882-W01 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Brother 882-W01 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Brother 882-W01, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Brother 882-W01 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Brother 882-W01, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Brother 882-W01.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Brother 882-W01. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Brother 882-W01 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
