Bernina 730 Instruction Manual

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When using an electrical appliance, basic safety
precautions should always be followed, including
the following:
Read all instructions before using this sewing
computer.
When the sewing computer is not in use, it
should be disconnected from the electricity
supply by removing the plug from the outlet.
DANGER
To reduce risk of electrical shock:
1. An appliance should never be left unattended
when plugged in.
2. Always unplug this sewing computer from
the electric outlet immediately after using and
before cleaning.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock
or injury to persons:
1. Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close
attention is necessary when this sewing
computer is used by or near children and
infirm persons.
2. Use this sewing computer only for its
intended use as described in this manual.
Use only attachments recommended by the
manufacturer as contained in this manual.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
artista 730 – Safety Instructions
3. Never operate this sewing computer if
• it has a damaged cord or plug
• it is not working properly
• it has been dropped or damaged
• it has fallen into water
Return the sewing computer to the nearest
authorized BERNINA dealer or service center
for examination, repair, electrical or mechanical
adjustment.
4. Never operate the sewing computer with any
air openings blocked. Keep ventilation openings
of the sewing computer and foot controller
free from accumulation of lint, dust and loose
cloth.
5. Keep fingers away from all moving parts.
Special care is required around the sewing
needle.
6. Always use the BERNINA original stitch
plate. The wrong plate can cause the needle
to break.
7. Do not use bent needles.
8. Do not pull or push fabric while stitching.
It may deflect the needle, causing it to break.
9. Turn power switch to «0» (off) when making
any adjustments in the needle area, such as
threading or changing the needle, threading
the bobbin or changing the presser foot etc.
10. Always unplug the sewing computer from
the electrical outlet when removing covers,
lubricating or when making any other user
servicing adjustments mentioned in this
instruction manual.
11. Never drop or insert any object into any
opening.
12. Do not use outdoors.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When using an electrical appliance, basic safetyprecautions should always be followed, includingthe following:Read all instructions before using this

Page 2 - INSULATED PRODUCTS

8 The Sewing Computer – Setting up the Sewing ComputerDetails of the Sewing ComputerSetting up the Sewing ComputerFront viewBack view34323028293133271

Page 3 - Discover your creative wings

Alphabet Summary98Lettering – SummarySummaryAlphabets press Alphabet buttonAlphabet Summary• Alphabet summary appearsBlockDouble BlockScript (Italics

Page 4 - Masthead

99Lettering – SummaryImportant Lettering InformationLettering – Alphabets, Numbers, Punctuation MarksSelecting Alphabets press Alphabet button•Alphab

Page 5 - SewingEmbroidery

100 Lettering – ApplicationsCombining Lettering (9mm)Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Letters 9mmsize and type suitable for the fabric

Page 6

101Lettering – ApplicationsCombining Lettering and FunctionsChange Size touch Alphabet Size button: the field with number «2» is blue• the letter siz

Page 7 - Sewing – Content

102 Lettering – ApplicationsNote:For accurate placement of thelettering in equally spaced lines,draw a guide line on the fabric.For centered texts, se

Page 8

General Monogramming InformationSideways Motion103Lettering – ApplicationsTIPTest sewingIt is always a good idea to test sewwith the materials you int

Page 9 - The Sewing Computer

104 Lettering – ApplicationsSize 1 MonogramsSize 1 monogramssize and type suitable for the fabric selectedcotton, decorativeup (sewing position)Sidewa

Page 10 - Back view

105Lettering – ApplicationsAdding Letter Using the Template use template to add letter on fabric. Again: mark starting point, select letter, place pr

Page 11 - Side view (handwheel)

106 Lettering – ApplicationsSewing Monograms place sideways motion presser foot on the fabric as shown on thetemplate so that needle will go through

Page 12 - Accessory Box

Monogrammgrössen 2 und 3107Lettering – ApplicationsSize 2 and 3 monogramssize and type suitable for the fabric selectedcotton, decorativeup (sewing po

Page 13 - Operating Instructions

42444546474849505152539The Sewing Computer – Setting up the Sewing ComputerSide view (head frame)Bobbin coverStitch plateAttachment base for special a

Page 14 - Slide-on Table

108 Lettering – ApplicationsCorrecting CombinationsCombining Size 2 and 3 Monograms and FunctionsCombining Lettering and Functions – An Example open

Page 15 - Winding the Bobbin

ButtonholesButtonhole SummaryButtonhole FunctionsImportant InformationCorded ButtonholesAutomatic Buttonhole• all types with Direct Entry Length• Stan

Page 16 - Inserting the Bobbin

Summary110 Buttonholes – SummaryStitch SummaryApplication of ButtonholesStandard ButtonholeLight- to mediumweight fabrics. Blouses,dresses, bedding, e

Page 17 - Changing the Needle

111Buttonholes – SummaryIn General• for more information on Application see pages116-133 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Buttonholes are practical clo

Page 18 - Spool Pin (vertical)

112 Buttonholes – Important InformationImportant Buttonhole InformationMarking ButtonholesAutomatic Buttonholes• Automatic buttonhole foot No. 3A mar

Page 19 - Stitch Plate

113Buttonholes – Important InformationThread Tension•the tension is set automatically when a buttonhole is selected• the upper tension is slightly loo

Page 20 - Needle Summary

114 Buttonholes – Important InformationCorded ButtonholeCords•gimp cord reinforces buttonholes and enhancestheir appearance•the loop of the cord shoul

Page 21

115Buttonholes – Important Information bring the cords to the front of the foot pull each end into one of the notches at the front of the footSewing

Page 22 - Presser Feet

116 Buttonholes – ApplicationsAutomatic Buttonhole (All Types)Direct Entry LengthApplications• enter the buttonhole length (buttonhole opening in mm)d

Page 23 - Feed Dog

117Buttonholes – ApplicationsAutomatic Buttonhole (Standard and Stretch)Button Measuring on ScreenThe buttonhole size can be determined by holding a b

Page 24 - Feed Dog and Sewing Corners

A10 The Sewing Computer – Setting up the Sewing ComputerThe following accessories are arranged separatelyin the styrofoam packing or later in the suit

Page 25 - Screen Display

118 Buttonholes – ApplicationsButtonhole in Long Term MemoryLong term saving of buttonhole programs is onlypossible for buttonholes originally stitche

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119Buttonholes – ApplicationsAutomatic Buttonholes (Standard and Stretch)Without Stitch Counter ButtonholeStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:S

Page 27 - Stitch Selection

120 Buttonholes – ApplicationsTIPBeautiful buttonholesKeep the speed consistent for each buttonhole(reduce speed with Motor Speed function if necessar

Page 28

121Buttonholes – ApplicationsAutomatic Round, Keyhole and Hand-look ButtonholesWithout Stitch Counter ButtonholeNote:Both beads are sewn in the same d

Page 29 - Personal Program

122 Buttonholes – ApplicationsTIPDouble sewn keyhole buttonholes• keyhole buttonholes can be sewn twice on thickfabrics and the stitches are made long

Page 30

123Buttonholes – ApplicationsStitch Counter Buttonholes for All Buttonhole TypesButtonholes (all types)size and type suitable for the fabric selectedc

Page 31 - On-screen Functions

124 Buttonholes – ApplicationsTIPMore buttonholes with presser foot No. 3CIdeal for buttonholes where the Automaticbuttonhole foot No. 3A cannot be us

Page 32 - Special Functions

125Buttonholes – ApplicationsManual 4 or 6 Step Buttonholes (All Types)any Buttonholesize and type suitable for the fabric selectedcotton or polyester

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126 Buttonholes – ApplicationsNote:The graphic on the screen is thesame for the round and keyholebuttonholes.Sewing a 4 Step Buttonhole• «1» is activa

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127Buttonholes – ApplicationsStraight Stitch ButtonholeStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Straight stitch buttonhole No. 59size and type suita

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BA11The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsImportant! (USA/Canada only)This sewing computer has a polarized plug (one blade wider thanthe other).

Page 36

128 Buttonholes – ApplicationsSewing Straight Stitch ButtonholeSewing the Automatic Buttonhole Program sew the first row of straight stitches forward

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129Buttonholes – ApplicationsBound ButtonholeStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Straight stitch buttonhole No. 5980 – 100 Hcotton or polyester

Page 38 - Summary Stitches

130 Buttonholes – Applications4. Pressing Welts press welts on the wrong side of the fabric orbaste, so that two equally big strips are formedon the

Page 39 - Practical Stitches – Summary

131Buttonholes – ApplicationsDecorative ButtonholesStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Buttonholes (all types)size and type suitable for the fa

Page 40 - Practical Stitch Seams

132 Buttonholes – ApplicationsButton Sew-on ProgramTIPSSewing on buttonsA real time saver, especially when several of the same typebuttons must be sew

Page 41

Stitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:133Buttonholes – ApplicationsZig-zag or Straight Stitch EyeletsNarrow zig-zag eyelet No. 61 or Straight sti

Page 42 - Long Stitch Function

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Quilt StitchesStitch SummaryImportant Information onDifferent TechniquesQuilters Securing Program• Stitch No. 324 Quilting Straight Stitch• Stitch No.

Page 44 - Securing Stitch

Quilt StitchesSummary136 Quilt Stitches – SummaryQuilt StitchesDifferent stitches can be selected which can be used especially forquilting, patchwork

Page 45 - Narrow Edgestitching

137Quilt Stitches – SummaryImportant Information on Different TechniquesPatchwork, Appliqué and QuiltingPatchwork• with this technique fabric of diffe

Page 46 - Wide Edgestitching

12 The Sewing Computer – Setting up the Sewing ComputerSlide-on Table•the slide-on table increases the sewing surface•free arm for larger tubular item

Page 47

TIPNeedle stop downA great help when quilting.138 Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsApplicationsStitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Quilters se

Page 48 - Invisible Zipper

139Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsStitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Quilting Straight StitchTIPSPerfect stitch formationWhen using thick f

Page 49

Piecing Stitch / Straight StitchStitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: 140 Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsPiecing stitch / Straight stitch No.

Page 50 - Triple Straight Stitch Seam

141Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsHand-look Quilt StitchHand-look quilt stitches No. 328, 346–350size and type suitable for the fabric selectedmonofilam

Page 51 - Basting Stitch

Decorative Quilt StitchesTIPStippling stitch No. 327The stippling stitch can be enlarged by using theSideways motion stitch No. 515 or stitch No. 516.

Page 52 - Zig-zag Stitch

143Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsStitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Satin StitchPreparation of Appliqué• double-sided adhesive stabilizer

Page 53

TIPSNeedle stop downNeedle stays in fabric when pivoting and turning.Sewing speedReduced sewing speed allows better precision.Perfect stitch formation

Page 54 - Blind Hem

145Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsStitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Blanket StitchesTIPHand-stitched effect•for a hand-stitched effect inc

Page 55 - Important Notes:

146 Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsTurned-edge AppliquésBlindstitch No. 331size and type suitable for the fabric selectedmonofilamentup (sewing position

Page 56 - Honeycomb Stitch Edges

147Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsVariationsUse Paper Template Instead of Press-on Stabilizer use thicker paper as template instead of press-on stabili

Page 57 - Vari-overlock Seam

13The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsThreading the Bobbin place thread on spool pin attach appropriate spool disc - diameter of spooldisc i

Page 58 - Super Stretch/Stretch Seam

Freehand Quilting148 Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsQuilting straight stitch No. 325size and type suitable for the fabric selectedmonofiliament, cotton

Page 59 - Flat Joining Seam

149Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsFreehand Quilting With BSR (BERNINA Stitch Regulator) optionalStitch: Needle: Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Straight st

Page 60 - Hems With Practical Stitches

150 Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsPreparationSecuring Function (only Mode 2)• lower the feed dog•the presser foot pressure must bereduced• use slide-on

Page 61 - Ribbing With Overlock Seams

151Quilt Stitches – ApplicationsBeeper (Acoustic Signal) Deactivation/ActivationBeeper Deactivation/Activation• touch the bar with the speaker symbol

Page 62 - Hems With Double Needle

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Page 63 - Ribbing Finish

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154 Personal ProgramProgramming Screen With Personal StitchesUse the Personal Program to design a screen withthe stitches you use most.Whether it is m

Page 65 - Gathering

155Personal ProgramDeleting Personal StitchesActivating Personal Program press the Personal Program buttonPersonal Screen• in the personal screen the

Page 66

156 Personal ProgramAltering StitchesActivating Personal Program press the Personal Program buttonPersonal Program Screen select the stitch to be al

Page 67 - Sewing on Wide Elastic

Programming and Saving• In general • Stitch combinations• Opening saved combinations Corrections and Alterations • Deleting • Inserting stitch combina

Page 68 - Elastic Edges

14 The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsThreading the Upper ThreadAttaching the Thread Spool  raise the needle and presser foot turn the powe

Page 69 - Automatic Darning

158 Saving and Deleting Stitches and Stitch Combinations – Programming and SavingProgramming and SavingIn GeneralProgramming and Saving Stitch Combina

Page 70 - Manual Darning

159Saving and Deleting Stitches and Stitch Combinations – Programming and SavingProgramming and Saving Stitches by Number select Combi Mode touch «0

Page 71 - Patching Knits and Jersey

160 Saving and Deleting Stitches and Stitch Combinations – Programming and SavingOpening Empty Drawer touch the «File Drawers» button• Drawers screen

Page 72 - Freehand Embroidery

Correcting Stitch CombinationsDeleting the Stitch Last Programmed touch «Delete»•the stitch last entered is deleted161Saving and Deleting Stitches an

Page 73 - Bartack Program

Mirroring Entire Combinations touch Multifunction button touch «Mirror Combination»•the entire combination is mirrored horizontally (left/right)Sub-

Page 74 - Fly Stitches

164165166167169170170172174175175Setup ProgramIn GeneralDisplaySewing SettingsEmbroidery SettingsTouch (Screen Sensitivity)Customize Favorite Function

Page 75 - Decorative Stitches

164 Setup ProgramMenu•the menu lists all features in the sewing computerwhich can be altered to suit your requirements:• Display (screen)•Sewing Setti

Page 76

Opening Setup Program press the external Setup button• menu appears touch «Display»• the screen «Display Settings» appearsDisplay SettingsContrast 

Page 77 - Decorative Stitches – Summary

166 Setup ProgramOpening Setup Program press the external Setup button•menu appears touch «Sewing Settings»•the screen «Sewing Settings 1» appearsSe

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167Setup Program Opening Setup Program press the external Setup button•menu appears touch «Embroidery Settings»•the screen «Embroidery Settings 1» a

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15The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsNeedle ThreaderBringing up the Lower Thread• if bobbin thread is cut on the cutter (page 13), there is n

Page 80 - ••••••••

To Next Page touch «To Next Page»• the next screen appearsTo Previous Page touch «To Previous Page»• the previous screen appearsSaving and Closing

Page 81 - ••••••••••••••••••••

169Setup ProgramOpening Setup Program press the external Setup button• menu appears touch «Touch»• the screen «Touch Setup» appearsTouch Setup touc

Page 82 - Correcting a Combination

170 Setup ProgramOpening Setup Program press the external Setup button• menu appears touch «Information»• the screen «Software and Language» appears

Page 83 - Cross Stitches

171Setup Program• the screen «Dealer Information 1» appears Press the respective gray fields to enter the fol-lowing dealer-related data:• Store name

Page 84 - Entredeux

172 Setup ProgramMessages and Audio SettingsOpening Setup Program press the external Setup button•menu appears touch «Messages and Audio Settings»•t

Page 85 - •••••••••••

173Setup Program touch «To Next Page» •the screen «Messages and Audio Settings Page 3» appears•following messages can be turned on or off as well as

Page 86 - Pintuck Presser Feet

174 Setup ProgramOpening Setup Program press the external Setup button• menu appears touch «Portal Provider Settings»• the screen «Portal Provider S

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175Setup ProgramClosing Screen touch «ESC»• the screen display closes, the original settingsremain saved and the menu appearsOpening Setup Program p

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Page 89 - ••••••••••••••

Help TutorialCreative ConsultantBalance• Balance for practical and decorative stitches• Balance for sideways motion stitchesCleaning and MaintenanceTr

Page 90 - ••••••••••••••••••

16 The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsSpool Pin (vertical)Collapsible vertical spool pin •found at the right of the horizontal spool holder•e

Page 91

178 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – HelpHelp ProgramThe Help program provides on-screen information on individual stitches and all functions on t

Page 92

179Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – TutorialTutorial• Presser Feet subjects appear Select the desired subject (e.g. Change Presser Foot)• Informa

Page 93 - Sideways Motion Stitches

180 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – TutorialTo Previous Page / To Next Page•with the scroll arrows the previous or nextpage can be viewedBack to

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181Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – Creative ConsultantCreative ConsultantThe Creative Consultant provides information and help for a varietyof s

Page 95

182 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – Creative ConsultantInformation, Special Suggestions•the third screen displays settings and suggestions for th

Page 96 - 16 Directional Sewing

183Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – BalanceBalanceAll stitches are checked and fully adjusted before the sewing computer leaves the factory.Differ

Page 97 - Connecting Stitches

Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – Balance184Balance for Sideways Motion StitchesFabric, thread, stabilizers and interfacings can affect sideways mo

Page 98 - 4 Directional Sewing

Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – Cleaning and Maintenance 185CleaningIf the sewing computer is stored in a cold room, it should bebrought to a war

Page 99 - Lettering

186 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – Trouble ShootingTrouble ShootingCheck whether:•the upper and lower threads are threadedcorrectly• the needle

Page 100 - Alphabet Summary

187Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – Trouble ShootingDefective Sewing Light•the sewing computer must be brought to a localBERNINA dealerProblems Wi

Page 101 - 99Lettering – Summary

111/45/81/45/8111/45/81/45/8111/45/81/45/817The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsStitch Plate9 mm (inch measurements)Stitch Plate Markings• the

Page 102 - Applications

188 Nähunterstützung – AnwendungenMessagesIn special cases messages may appear on the screen.They serve as a reminder, warning, or confirmation ofsele

Page 103 - 101Lettering – Applications

189Sewing and Sewing Computer Support – MessagesMessages Notes• The authentication for the provider failed. Check the settings in the Setup Program P

Page 104 - Correcting Combinations

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Page 105 - Sideways Motion

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Page 106 - Size 1 Monograms

Connecting PeripheralsBERNINA Computer SystemThe following external devices can beconnected to the artista 730 sewingcomputer:• embroidery module• BER

Page 107 - 105Lettering – Applications

Connecting PeripheralsNote:The BERNINA-Modem or the BERNINA-Ethernet Cardincludes user instructions!Tutorial USB StickOpen and view tutorial video-fil

Page 108

Connecting Peripherals194Connecting Peripherals (Sewing Computer Compatible)Connecting Peripherals plug external device into socket provided on theri

Page 109 - Size 2 and 3 Monograms

The Embroidery Computer195–214Important Embroidery Information215–222Embroidery223–246Saving and Deleting Motifs247–252Embroidery Support253–258Periph

Page 110

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Page 111 - Buttonholes

The EmbroideryComputerSetting up the EmbroideryComputer• Details • Standard accessories• Special accessoriesAttaching the EmbroideryModule• Attaching

Page 112 - Application of Buttonholes

2 artista 730 – Safety InstructionsSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!13. Do not operate where aerosol (spray) products are being used or where oxygen is being a

Page 113 - Buttonhole Program Functions

18 The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsNeedle/Thread CombinationIn order to check the needle/thread compatibility, the correct size thread mus

Page 114 - Sewing Buttonholes

196 The Embroidery Computer – Setting up the Embroidery ComputerEmbroidery surface Embroidery arm Embroidery hoop connectionAccessory boxConnecting lu

Page 115 - Balance for Buttonholes

197The Embroidery Computer – Setting up the Embroidery ComputerLarge oval embroidery hoop(145x255mm) Template for large ovalembroidery hoopVAR. 00 for

Page 116 - Corded Buttonhole

198 The Embroidery Computer – Setting up the Embroidery ComputerSuitcase system for sewing computerand embroidery moduleBERNINA ModemEmbroidery Mega-H

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199The Embroidery Computer – Attaching the Embroidery ModuleAttaching the Module to the SewingComputer place the module on the sewing computer behind

Page 118

The adapter is used for embroidering tubular items(sleeves, trousers, infant items, socks, etc.) on thefree arm of the sewing computer.Attaching the A

Page 119 - Button Measuring on Screen

The Embroidery Computer – General Operating InstructionsPreparing the Embroidery Computer for Embroidery201Embroidery Presser FootNo. 26 attach the E

Page 120 - •••••••••••••••••••••••••••

202 The Embroidery Computer – Selecting Embroidery MotifsSelecting EmbroideryMotifsSwitching the Embroidery Computer onThe artista embroidery system i

Page 121 - 119Buttonholes – Applications

«Embroidery Card» On-screen Button touch «Embroidery Card»•the motifs of the embroidery design card (optional accessory)appear in color on the displa

Page 122 - Buttonholes – Applications

204 The Embroidery Computer – Starting to EmbroiderSelecting the Embroidery HoopEmbroidering MotifsScreen Edit 1 select an embroidery motif from the

Page 123 - 121Buttonholes – Applications

205The Embroidery Computer – Starting to EmbroiderStarting to Embroider With the Quick ReverseButton on Head Frame lower the presser foot keep the Q

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19The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsNeedle size60–10070–9090–10080–11060–9075–9075–9075-9080–100100–12010070–10080ModelNormal point, slightl

Page 125 - 123Buttonholes – Applications

After turning on the embroidery computer or changing fromSewing to Embroidery Mode, the Selection menu appears. Thishappens when a motif is selected o

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207The Embroidery Computer – On-screen Functions and DisplaysScreen Edit 2The screen Edit 1 has a sub menu called Edit 2which is used to alter motifs

Page 127 - (All Types)

Screen Edit 1208The Embroidery Computer – On-screen Functions and Displays• for more information on Changing the CurrentThread Color see page 240 ••••

Page 128 - Round and Keyhole Buttonholes

209The Embroidery Computer – On-screen Functions and DisplaysSave touch symbol• the “Save” screen appearsTo Next Page - Edit 2 touch symbol• the scr

Page 129 - Straight Stitch Buttonhole

210 The Embroidery Computer – On-screen Functions and Displays touch symbol•a special display appearsTo Next Page - Edit 1 touch symbol• Screen Edit

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211The Embroidery Computer – On-screen Functions and DisplaysIn the Embroidery menu (Ready) the motif can beembroidered and embroidery related alterat

Page 131 - Bound Buttonhole

212 The Embroidery Computer – On-screen Functions and Display«?» (Help) touch symbol and select a function• the explanation for the selectedfunction

Page 132

213The Embroidery Computer – External FunctionsStarting Embroidery With QuickReverse Button on Head Frame touch Quick Reverse button on head frame to

Page 133 - Decorative Buttonholes

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Page 134 - Button Sew-on Program

Important EmbroideryInformationIn GeneralEmbroidery ThreadsEmbroidery StabilizersHooping the Fabric216218219221 032131.70.04_0509_a730_EN

Page 135 - 133Buttonholes – Applications

The Sewing Computer – Operating Instructions3AAutomatic buttonholefootButtonholes in flat materialsDarning program (showsas foot No. 3A on-screen)2AOv

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216 Important Embroidery Information – In GeneralChoosing an Embroidery Motif• simple motifs with a low stitchcount are suitable forembroidery on fine

Page 137 - Quilt Stitches

217Important Embroidery Information – In General Fancy-Fill Stitches•to give areas a special effect• stitches that create a motif with an area to be f

Page 138 - 136 Quilt Stitches – Summary

Embroidery Threads • for more information on Needles see pages 17-19•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••218 Important Embroidery Information

Page 139 - 137Quilt Stitches – Summary

219Important Embroidery Information – Embroidery Stabilizers Tear-away Stabilizers•similar to interfacing; tears like paper• one or more layers can be

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220 Important Embroidery Information – Embroidery StabilizersWater Soluble Stabilizer for Fabric With a Pileand Lace Embroidery• water soluble stabili

Page 141 - Quilting Straight Stitch

221Important Embroidery Information – Hooping the Fabric Centering determine the center of the fabric to beembroidered  mark with a fabric marker or

Page 142 - Quilt Stitches – Applications

222 Important Embroidery Information – Embroidery StabilizersHooping the Fabric place fabric on top of the outer hoop  place the marked center point

Page 143 - Hand-look Quilt Stitch

EmbroideryMotifs• Embroidering • Positioning• Altering: mirroring, size• CombiningAlphabets – Lettering• In general • Combining letteringAdjustments•

Page 144 - Decorative Quilt Stitches

224 Embroidery - MotifsAll motifs can be either embroidered directly or canbe combined with the different functions offeredby the embroidery computer.

Page 145 - Satin Stitch

225Embroidery - MotifsView Motif in Detail (Zoom)A detailed viewing of the motif is possible with the Zoomfunction: touch symbol once• displays the m

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21Presser Foot PressureAttaching the PresserFoot guide the footupwards over thecone press the clampinglever downRaising the Lever  raise the clampi

Page 147 - Blanket Stitches

226 Embroidery - MotifsPositioning MotifBy moving or rotating the motif canbe moved to another position withinthe hoop.Preparation select desired mot

Page 148 - Turned-edge Appliqués

227Embroidery - MotifsChecking the Motif PositionWith the functions «Check» and «Motif Center» the motif position can bechecked before embroidering.Ch

Page 149 - Variations

•for more information on Combining Motifs see pages 231-233•••••••••••228 Embroidery - MotifsMirroring Motifs Vertically (up/down) touch symbol «Vert

Page 150 - Freehand Quilting

229Embroidery - MotifsAltering Motif SizeEach motif can be proportionally enlarged or reduced as well asrescaled horizontally or vertically. Preparati

Page 151 - Freehand Quilting With BSR

•for more information on Calculating New Embroidery Data see page 228 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••230 Embroide

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231Embroidery - MotifsCombining MotifsMotifs can be combined as desired with theembroidery computer to create completely newdesigns. A combination can

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232 Embroidery - MotifsSelecting Motif Within the MotifCombination touch the symbol «Retrieve» onceor more•switches between different motifswhen comb

Page 154

233Embroidery - Motifs• for more information on Selecting the MostAppropriate Hoop see pages 204/207 •••••••••Inserting New Motif• to add another moti

Page 155 - Personal

Alphabets - Lettering234 Embroidery - Alphabets, LetteringLetters can be combined with other letters ormotifs and embroidered with the embroidery comp

Page 156 - 154 Personal Program

235Embroidery - Alphabets, LetteringAltering LetteringThe letters are altered in thescreen Edit 2:Rescaling the Letters Height or WidthEnlarging or Re

Page 157 - Deleting Personal Stitches

22 The Sewing Computer – Operating InstructionsWhen sewing corners,only a small section ofthe fabric is actually onthe feed dog so that itcannot grip

Page 158 - Altering Stitches

236 Embroidery - Alphabets, LetteringCreating Arched Lettering touch symbol and a special screen appears select desired arched lettering style:• let

Page 159 - Combinations

237Embroidery - Alphabets, Lettering• for more information on Selecting the Most Appropriate Hoopsee pages 204/207 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Page 160 - Programming and Saving

238 Embroidery - Alphabets, LetteringPositioning First Text Line select large hoop (Large Oval) with the function «Hoop Select» rotate text by 90° (

Page 161 - Empty Stitch Altering Area

239Embroidery - Alphabets, Lettering• for more information on Calculating NewEmbroidery Data see page 228 •••••••••••••Altering Text to Suit Motif us

Page 162 - Drawer Content at a Glance

240 Embroidery - AdjustmentsAdjustmentsMotif ColorsThe motif colors can be changedas well as embroidered indifferent ways.Preparation select desired

Page 163 - Corrections and Alterations

Embroidery - Adjustments 241Embroidering Individual Color Sections and ManualAdjustment of Color Sequence• special effects can be acquired according t

Page 164 - Deleting Drawer

242 Embroidery - AdjustmentsAdjusting MotifsSpecial fabrics (e.g. toweling, velvet, etc.), thinner or thicker threadscan influence the embroidery resu

Page 165 - Setup Program

Free arm embroidery is suitable forlettering and small motifs (not largerthan 72x50mm).Application• embroidering closed items such assleeves, trousers

Page 166 - 164 Setup Program

244 Embroidery - ApplicationsEmbroidering LaceTIPFor lace motifs (e.g. Lace Border) place a piece oforganza, netting or tulle underneath water soluble

Page 167 - 165Setup Program

Embroidery - Applications 245Embroidering Borders• embroidered borders can be made either from several smallmotifs or from long rows of aligned motifs

Page 168 - Sewing Settings

23The Sewing Computer – Screen DisplayScreen DisplayStitch Selection – Stitches – FunctionsStitch Selection touch the stitch of your choice•the stitc

Page 169 - Embroidery Settings

Embroidery - Applications246Shadow EmbroideryTIPFor good embroidery resultsReduce embroidery speed according to stitch densityif necessary.A shadow ef

Page 170 - 168 Setup Program

Saving and DeletingMotifsSaving Motifs• Saving to the embroidery computer• Saving on Personal design card• Overwriting motifs• Saving on BERNINA Memor

Page 171 - Touch (Screen Sensibility)

248 Saving and Deleting Motifs – Saving MotifsIn General Motifs from the embroidery computer, personaldesign cards, Sticks or the myartista Portal, as

Page 172 - Information

249Saving and Deleting Motifs – Saving MotifsSaving to a Personal Design Card• personal design cards are available as optionalaccessories from your BE

Page 173 - 171Setup Program

250 Saving and Deleting Motifs – Saving MotifsOverwriting Motifs• motifs saved in «My Designs», on a personaldesign card or on a personal USB memory s

Page 174 - 172 Setup Program

251Saving and Deleting Motifs – Deleting Saved MotifsDeleting a Saved Motif in the Selection menu, select «Memory Card» (if memory cardis inserted) o

Page 175 - 173Setup Program

252 Saving and Deleting Motifs – Deleting Saved MotifsDeleting All Saved Motifs•it is possible to delete the content of a personal design card,of a pe

Page 176 - Portal Provider Settings

Thread Breakage WhileEmbroideringTrouble Shooting• Prevention and remedy of failures• Messages254255Embroidery Support 032131.70.04_0509_a730_EN

Page 177 - Hardware

254 Embroidery support – Thread Breakage While EmbroideringIt is possible that the upper or lower thread may run out orbreak while embroidering. In th

Page 178 - 176 Setup Program

255Embroidery Support – MessagesTitel 1Trouble ShootingPrevention and Remedy of FailuresNote the following advice to recognize the causes of most of t

Page 179 - Computer Support

24 The Sewing Computer – Screen DisplaySelecting Functions touch the function of your choice• the selected function is highlighted in blue(a number o

Page 180 - Help Program

256 Embroidery Support – Messages•Possible Messages regarding the sewingcomputer see page 189•••••••••••MessagesIn special cases messages may appear o

Page 181 - Tutorial

257Embroidery Support – MessagesMessage• You have selected embroidery. Please attach the embroiderymodule and foot No. 26 or No. 15, lift the presser

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258 Embroidery Support – MessagesMessage• Cannot dial, please check the phone line and then dialnumber. •The authentication for the provider failed. P

Page 183 - Creative Consultant

Peripherals andAccessoriesPeripherals• BERNINA computer system• Connecting peripheralsAccessories• Suitcase system• Embroidery Mega-Hoop• Embroidery

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260 Peripherals and Accessories – External DevicesExternal DevicesBERNINA Computer SystemConnect peripherals (special accessories) to turn your artist

Page 185

261Peripherals and Accessories – External DevicesConnecting Peripherals (Embroidery Computer Compatible)Connecting Peripherals plug external device i

Page 186

Peripherals and Accessories – Accessories262AccessoriesBERNINA provides a variety of extra accessories to go with the artista 730 sewing/embroidery sy

Page 187 - Cleaning and Maintenance

263Peripherals and Accessories – AccessoriesUse the embroidery Mega-Hoop to stitch extra large motifs, largedesign combinations, or long borders with

Page 188 - Trouble Shooting

264 Peripherals and Accessories – AccessoriesBERNINA artista Embroidery SoftwareUse the BERNINA artista PC software to combine, extend, andchange exis

Page 189

265Glossary – artista 730GlossaryAdd• to add means to combine by addition, to join, toincrease • adding a new motif auto• for example in connection wi

Page 190 - Messages

25The Sewing Computer – Screen DisplayStitch SelectionStitches can be selected using one ofthe two methods listed below.Changing Basic Settings alter

Page 191

266 Glossary – artista 730Ready•prepared, waiting to begin•«ready» in the Embroidery menu (Ready) meansthat the motif can be stitched immediately rec

Page 192

267Glossary – artista 730Tutorial• self-help program for learning about various sewingand embroidery computer featuresUpdate• latest version• updating

Page 193 - Peripherals

Practical Stitches268 Stitch Summary – artista 730Buttonholes16 Directions SewingDecorative Stitches 9mm / 40mm4 Directions Sewing 032131.70.04_0509_a

Page 194 - Modem / Ethernet Card

269Stitch Summary – artista 730 032131.70.04_0509_a730_EN

Page 195 - Tutorial USB Stick

270 Stitch Summary – artista 730 032131.70.04_0509_a730_EN

Page 196 - Connecting Peripherals194

271Stitch Summary – artista 730ZodiacsQuilt Stitches 032131.70.04_0509_a730_EN

Page 197 - Embroidery – Content

272 Stitch Summary – artista 730Alphabets 032131.70.04_0509_a730_EN

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Page 199 - Computer

274 Embroidery Design Collection – artista 730Butterfly9461Daffodils137160Spring Iris137171Little pansies3757Floral wreath989688127Width in mmLength i

Page 200 - Setting up the Embroidery

275Embroidery Design Collection – artista 730Summer Little wild rose5862White rose119196Fuchsia134216Flowers with butterfly12761DaisyLace border148523

Page 201 - Standard Accessories*

26 The Sewing Computer – Screen DisplayButtonholesButtonhole Button•the Buttonhole menu appears on the screen, including theeyelet and button sew-on p

Page 202

276 Embroidery Design Collection – artista 730Fall 3 Quilts15349Quiltoutline140140Mushrooms121121Sunflower111158Grape leaf6197235575613 032131.70

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277Embroidery Design Collection – artista 730Winter Sprig of pine105178Holly and bird119120Holly and heart114164Lace heart126954666Royal fdl655540

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278 Embroidery Design Collection – artista 730AlphabetsAlice Blackboard Childs PlayCursive Drifter King CharlesLisa London Swiss blockVarsity blockFon

Page 205 - Instructions

279Index – artista 730IndexA4 Directional Sewing 9616 Directional Sewing 94• Connecting Stitches 95Accessories 262-264•artista Embroidery Soft

Page 206 - Selecting Embroidery

280 Index – artista 730Needle Threader 15PPatching Knits and Jersey 69Peripherals 192-194Personal Program 153-156• Altering Stitches 156• D

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281Index – artista 73005/09 GB/USA 032 131 70 04RReinforced Edges on Woven Fabric 62Reinforced Overlock Seam 56Restoring the Basic Settings 24

Page 208 - Embroider

27The Sewing Computer – Screen DisplaySetup ProgramEmbroidery Mode / Sewing ModeEmbroidery Mode / Sewing Mode Button change between Embroidery and Se

Page 209

artista 730Discover your creative wings.Dear artista customerCongratulations! With the purchase of the artista 730, youhave acquired the ultimate sewi

Page 210 - Selection Menu

28 The Sewing Computer – On-screen FunctionsExternal Function ButtonsSetup Button press Setup•options with alterationpossibilities appear touch one

Page 211 - Edit 1 and Edit 2

29The Sewing Computer – On-screen FunctionsOn-screen FunctionsGeneral functions«?» (Help) touch Help touch a stitch or a function• a description of

Page 212 - Screen Edit 1

30 The Sewing Computer – On-screen FunctionsSpecial FunctionsThe following functions are found on the artista 730sewing computer. Each function which

Page 213 - Screen Edit 2

31The Sewing Computer – On-screen FunctionsMultifunction Button (only available in Combi Mode) touch symbol•a special screen with further functionsop

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32 The Sewing Computer – On-screen FunctionsMotor Speed1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 4/4 touch symbol one or more times toselect the desired speed•selected speed is

Page 215 - Embroidery Menu (Ready)

33The Sewing Computer – On-screen FunctionsStitch Selection by Number touch symbol• special screen appears•select individual stitch by touching theap

Page 216

34 The Sewing Computer – On-screen FunctionsThread Tension touch symbolAltering the Tension• the perfect stitch formation is shown on the left side o

Page 217 - External Functions

Practical StitchesSummary Practical StitchesIn General Temporary Altered StitchMemoryLong Stitch FunctionStraight Stitches• Straight stitch No. 1 • Se

Page 218

Summary StitchesSummary36 Practical Stitches – SummaryApplication of Practical StitchesStraight stitchAll non-stretch fabrics. All straightstitch work

Page 219 - Important Embroidery

37Practical Stitches – SummaryKnit overlockAll knits, machine or handmade,overlock seam. Sews and finishesedges in one operationBasting Basting seams,

Page 220

artista 730Text / Sewing andEmbroidery projectsPhotographyDrawingsBitmapsDesign conceptInside cover (U2/U3)Typesetting, layout,DTPPrintCopyrightSewing

Page 221 - Jump Stitches

38 Practical Stitches – SummaryIn GeneralAdjusting Individual Practical StitchesDepending on the fabric and application an alteration of the basicsett

Page 222 - Embroidery Threads

Practical Stitches – SummaryTemporary Altered Stitch Memory39•for more information on «Personal Program» seepages 153-156•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Page 223 - Stabilizers

Practical Stitches – SummaryLong Stitch Function40TIPDecorative topstitching with cordonnet thread• for decorative topstitching the Long Stitch functi

Page 224

41Practical Stitches – ApplicationsStraight Stitch Straight stitch No. 1size and type suitable for the fabric selectedcotton or polyesterup (sewing po

Page 225 - Hooping the Fabric

42 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsSecuring StitchTIPSeaming or sewing long seamsQuicker securing at beginning and end of seam.Stitch:Needle:Thread:F

Page 226

43Practical Stitches – ApplicationsEdgestitchingNarrow EdgestitchingNeedle Position• left for outer edge • right for inner edge (hem edges)Presser Foo

Page 227

44 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsTIPEdgestitching with seam guideEliminates tedious marking when sewingparallel lines or grids.TIPZipper foot No. 1

Page 228 - 224 Embroidery - Motifs

45Practical Stitches – ApplicationsZippersStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Needle position:Straight stitch No. 1size and type suitable for t

Page 229 - 225Embroidery - Motifs

Straight stitch No. 1middlecotton or polyesterup (sewing position)Invisible zipper foot No. 35 (optionalaccessory) and Open embroidery foot No. 20Cope

Page 230 - Positioning Motif

47Practical Stitches – ApplicationsTIPShorten zipperTrim a zipper that is too long and secure end withBartack program No. 25.Sewing Second Half of the

Page 231 - Mirroring Motifs

The Sewing ComputerPractical StitchesDecorative StitchesLetteringButtonholesQuilt StitchesPersonal ProgramSaving and Deleting Stitches and StitchCombi

Page 232 - 228 Embroidery - Motifs

48 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsTriple Straight Stitch SeamTIPFor heavy layers or very densely woven fabrics:A Jeans needle or Jeans foot No. 8 wi

Page 233 - Altering Motif Size

49Practical Stitches – ApplicationsBasting Stitch Basting stitch No. 21size and type suitable for the fabric selectedcotton or polyester3.5 - 5mmup (s

Page 234 - Display of the Motif Size

50 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsZig-zag StitchTIPOversewing edgesIf edges roll, use the Vari-overlockstitch and foot No. 2A.Zig-zag stitch No. 2si

Page 235 - Creating Combinations

51Practical Stitches – ApplicationsVisible Hem With Triple Zig-zag StitchTriple Zig-zag stitch No. 72.5 – 9mm depending on fabricbasic settinguniversa

Page 236 - Creating Motif Combination

52 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsBlind HemTIPFine stitch width adjustment sew a test on the fabric. Adjust the stitch widthto suit the fabric so t

Page 237 - Motif Size

53Practical Stitches – ApplicationsSewing Knit FabricsStart With a New Needle• blunt needles can damage knitsUse a Stretch Needle (130/705 H-S)if Nece

Page 238 - Alphabets - Lettering

•for more information on theBalance function see page 183••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••54 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsHoneycomb Stitch EdgesTIPNe

Page 239 - Altering Lettering

55Practical Stitches – ApplicationsOverlock SeamsStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Vari-overlock No. 3size and type suitable for the fabric s

Page 240

56 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsStretch overlock No. 13 or Reinforced overlock No. 19universal, ballpoint or stretchcotton or polyesterup (sewing

Page 241 - Combining Different Words

57Practical Stitches – ApplicationsStitch:Needle:Thraed:Feed dog:Presser foot:Flat Joining SeamStretch overlock No. 13universal, ballpoint or stretchc

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58 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsHems With Practical StitchesVisible Hem With Jersey StitchJersey stitch No. 14universal, ballpoint or stretchcotto

Page 244 - Adjustments

59Practical Stitches – ApplicationsStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Ribbing With Overlock SeamsVari-overlock No. 3size and type suitable for

Page 245 - Embroidery - Adjustments 241

60 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsTIPExact sewingUse guide line on stitch plate or seam guide.Straight stitch No. 1double needlecotton or polyesteru

Page 246 - Adjusting Pull Compensation

61Practical Stitches – ApplicationsRibbing Finish Ribbing• decorative and very practical way of finishing theedges• suitable for sweatshirts, pajamas

Page 247

62 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsReinforced Edges on Woven FabricsStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Honeycomb stitch No. 8or Running stitc

Page 248 - Embroidering Lace

63Practical Stitches – ApplicationsTIPSecuring beginning and endSew a few stitches with the feeddog lowered.Stitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot

Page 249 - Embroidering Borders

64 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsStitch:Stitch width:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Universal stitch No. 15depends on width of elastictype and

Page 250 - Shadow Embroidery

65Practical Stitches – ApplicationsStitch:Stitch length:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Needle stop:Running stitch No. 4 or Sewn-out zig-zag No. 1

Page 251

66 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsTIPPrevent fabrics stretchingTo prevent the fabric from stretchingas it is sewn, reduce the presser footpressure t

Page 252 - Saving Motifs

67Practical Stitches – ApplicationsAutomatic DarningQuick Darning of Holes or Worn AreasStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Reinforced Darning

Page 253

Sewing – ContentThe Sewing Computer7–34Practical Stitches35–72Lettering97–108Buttonholes109–134Quilt Stitches135–152Personal Program153–156Saving and

Page 254 - Overwriting Motifs

68 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsManual DarningTIPThread breaksIf thread breakage is a problem, itcould be that the hoop is not beingmoved smoothly

Page 255 - Deleting Saved Motifs

69Practical Stitches – ApplicationsPatching Knits and JerseyJersey stitch No. 14size and type suitable for thefabric selectedlightweight darning threa

Page 256 - Deleting All Saved Motifs

70 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsFreehand Embroidery TIPFreehand embroidery on a water-soluble stabilizerMotifs can also be embroidered on water-so

Page 257 - Embroidery Support

71Practical Stitches – ApplicationsBartack ProgramTIPDecorative bartacksIncrease the stitch length and sew the bartackprogram with decorative thread a

Page 258 - Embroidering

72 Practical Stitches – ApplicationsFly StitchesTIPHand-stitched effectTo get a hand-stitched effect the fly stitch can besewn with a heavier thread.S

Page 259

Decorative StitchesStitch SummaryImportant Decorative SewingInformationDecorative Stitches 9mmDecorative Stitches inCombination With FunctionsCombinin

Page 260

74 Decorative Stitches – SummaryDecorative Stitches9mm, 40mm, 16 Directional Sewing and 4 Directional Sewing SummaryDecorative Stitches, 16 and 4 sewi

Page 261 - Embroidery Support – Messages

75Decorative Stitches – SummaryImportant Decorative Sewing InformationSelecting Decorative Stitches press Decorative Stitch button• a complete overvi

Page 262

• for more details on Personal Program see page154••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••76 Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsTIPSaving altered def

Page 263 - Accessories

77Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsDecorative stitches 9mm size and type suitable for the fabric selectedcotton, decorativeup (sewing position)Rever

Page 264 - External Devices

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Altering Decorative Stitches WithLong Stitch Function (1) press the Long Stitch function • the sewing computer will sew everyalternate stitch• the co

Page 266

79Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsPractical and Decorative Stitches in the Combi ModeStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Decorative and Pract

Page 267 - Embroidery Cards

• «Saving Combinations» seepage 158••••••••••••••••••••••80 Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsInserting Stitches•stitches are always inserted above th

Page 268 - USB Sticks

81Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsCross StitchesStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Cross stitches No. 301 - 314 size and type suitable for

Page 269 - Glossary

82 Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsHeirloom Sewing • is one of the oldest and most traditionalneedlework techniques• embellishments such as lace of

Page 270 - 266 Glossary – artista 730

83Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsHeirloom Techniques / HemstitchingStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Hemstitch Nos. 701, 702, 709 - 711, 7

Page 271 - 267Glossary – artista 730

84 Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsHeirloom Techniques / PintucksStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser footStraight stitch No. 1Double needle 1-4mm,

Page 272 - 4 Directions Sewing

85Decorative Stitches – Applications• for more details on Security Program see page 32 •••••••••••• for more details on Threading the Double Needle se

Page 273 - Stitch Summary – artista 730

86 Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsTIPSeam guideUse the seam guide for evenly spaced pintucks,especially for more widely spaced ones.Stitching Corne

Page 274

87Decorative Stitches – Applications•for more information on Inserting Gimp Cord see page 85 ••••••••••••••Heirloom Techniques / Scallops Off the Edge

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Page 276 - Alphabets

•for more informationon Sideways MotionStitches see page 90••••••••••••••••••88 Decorative Stitches – ApplicationsHeirloom Techniques / Corded Scallop

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89Decorative stitches – ApplicationsSideways Motion StitchesIn GeneralSideways Motion Stitches• sideways motion stitches are large stitches which are

Page 278 - Floral wreath

• for more information on Balance see page 184 ••••••••••••••90 Decorative stitches – ApplicationsTIPTest sewingIt is always a good idea to test sew w

Page 279 - DaisyLace border

91Decorative stitches – ApplicationsSideways Motion Stitches Combining Manually With Templates Stitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Sideways mot

Page 280 - Grape leaf

92 Decorative stitches – ApplicationsSideways Motion StitchesAutomatic Connection With 16 Directional SewingStitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot

Page 281 - Royal fdl

93Decorative stitches – Applications• «Saving Combinations» see page 158•••••••••TIPAutomatic Thread CutterSince threads are secured automatically whe

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94 Decorative stitches – Applications16 Directional Sewing Stitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Straight stitch No. 39 / Zig-zag stitch No. 40si

Page 283 - 279Index – artista 730

95Decorative stitches – Applicationsmore information on:• Connecting Sideways Motion Stitches on page 92 •Connecting Monogrammed Letters on page 105•S

Page 284 - 280 Index – artista 730

96 Decorative stitches – Applications4 Directional Sewing Stitch:Needle:Thread:Feed dog:Presser foot:Stitch Nos. 41 - 48 size and type suitable for

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Lettering9899100103104107Alphabet SummaryImportant LetteringInformationCombining Lettering (9mm)General MonogrammingInformation (Sideways Motion)Monog

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