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70 Practical Stitches – Applications
Freehand Embroidery
TIP
Freehand embroidery on a water-soluble stabilizer
Motifs can also be embroidered on water-soluble stabilizer.
Make sure that the stitches overlap so that the edge is
firmly woven. Wash out the stabilizer afterwards, appliqué
the motif onto a project.
Stitch:
Needle:
Thread:
Feed dog:
Presser foot:
Straight stitch No. 1 or Zig-zag stitch No. 2
size and type suitable for the fabric selected
embroidery thread, lightweight thread in
bobbin
down (darning position)
Darning foot No. 9 (optional accessory) or
Freehand embroidery foot No. 24 (optional
accessory)
Freehand Embroidery
• freehand embroidery is used for creative
designing. With the Straight stitch No. 1 or
Zig-zag stitch No. 2 the surface of the fabric
can be covered with narrow or wide stitches
• use fine to mediumweight fabrics
Preparation
draw desired motif with a pencil or marker on
the fabric
place stabilizer under fabric
stretch fabric and stabilizer into wooden
embroidery hoop (optional accessory)
use slide-on table
TIP
Additional designing possibilities
Use different threads and fabrics.
Note:
If a thick decorative thread is used as
bobbin thread, an extra bobbin case
should be purchased.
Sewing
stitch length: set on 0 and reduce upper thread
tension slightly
use Zig-zag stitch No. 2 to cover the surface of the
fabric and set stitch width according to motif
use Straight stitch No. 1 for sewing straight lines
it is recommended to start with a circular motion,
until some practice is gained
hold hoop with both hands and move smoothly.
To move up and down is easier than embroidering
sideways; turn hoop to embroider sideways
embroider rows of stitches next to each other
according to desired density
move with regular, consistent speed, if the thread
lies loose on the right side of the fabric, the stitch
area was moved too fast. If there are little knots on
the wrong side, the stitch area was moved too
slowly
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- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SERVICING DOUBLE 2
- INSULATED PRODUCTS 2
- Discover your creative wings 3
- Masthead 4
- Summary of the Contents 5
- SewingEmbroidery 5
- Sewing – Content 7
- The Sewing Computer 9
- Front view 10
- Back view 10
- Side view (head frame) 11
- Side view (handwheel) 11
- Accessories* 12
- Accessory Box 12
- Operating Instructions 13
- Slide-on Table 14
- Winding the Bobbin 15
- Threading the Upper Thread 16
- Inserting the Bobbin 16
- Needle Threader 17
- Bringing up the Lower Thread 17
- Thread Cutter 17
- Changing the Needle 17
- Spool Pin (vertical) 18
- Stitch Plate 19
- Needle/Thread Combination 20
- Needle Summary 20
- Presser Feet 22
- Presser Foot Pressure 23
- Changing the Presser Foot 23
- Feed Dog 23
- Height Compensating Tool 24
- Feed Dog and Sewing Corners 24
- Screen Display 25
- Stitch Selection 27
- Embroidery Mode / Sewing Mode 29
- Quilting 29
- Personal Program 29
- On-screen Functions 31
- Special Functions 32
- Summary Stitches 38
- Practical Stitches – Summary 39
- Practical Stitch Seams 40
- Long Stitch Function 42
- Securing Stitch 44
- Narrow Edgestitching 45
- Wide Edgestitching 46
- Invisible Zipper 48
- Triple Straight Stitch Seam 50
- Basting Stitch 51
- Zig-zag Stitch 52
- Blind Hem 54
- Important Notes: 55
- Honeycomb Stitch Edges 56
- Vari-overlock Seam 57
- Super Stretch/Stretch Seam 58
- Flat Joining Seam 59
- Hems With Practical Stitches 60
- Ribbing With Overlock Seams 61
- Hems With Double Needle 62
- Ribbing Finish 63
- Gathering 65
- Sewing on Wide Elastic 67
- Elastic Edges 68
- Automatic Darning 69
- Manual Darning 70
- Patching Knits and Jersey 71
- Freehand Embroidery 72
- Bartack Program 73
- Fly Stitches 74
- Decorative Stitches 75
- Decorative Stitches – Summary 77
- •••••••• 80
- •••••••••••••••••••• 81
- Correcting a Combination 82
- Cross Stitches 83
- Heirloom Sewing 84
- Attaching and Inserting Lace 84
- Entredeux 84
- ••••••••••• 85
- Pintuck Presser Feet 86
- •••••••••••••• 89
- •••••••••••••••••• 90
- Sideways Motion Stitches 93
- 16 Directional Sewing 96
- Connecting Stitches 97
- 4 Directional Sewing 98
- Lettering 99
- Alphabet Summary 100
- 99Lettering – Summary 101
- Applications 102
- 101Lettering – Applications 103
- Correcting Combinations 104
- Sideways Motion 105
- 104 Lettering – Applications 106
- Size 1 Monograms 106
- 105Lettering – Applications 107
- Monogrammgrössen 2 und 3 109
- Size 2 and 3 Monograms 109
- Buttonholes 111
- 110 Buttonholes – Summary 112
- Stitch Summary 112
- Application of Buttonholes 112
- 111Buttonholes – Summary 113
- In General 113
- Buttonhole Program Functions 113
- Marking Buttonholes 114
- Sewing Buttonholes 114
- Thread Tension 115
- Balance for Buttonholes 115
- Corded Buttonhole 116
- 032131.70.04_0509_a730_EN 117
- 117Buttonholes – Applications 119
- Button Measuring on Screen 119
- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 120
- 119Buttonholes – Applications 121
- Buttonholes – Applications 122
- 121Buttonholes – Applications 123
- 123Buttonholes – Applications 125
- (All Types) 127
- Sewing a 6 Step Buttonhole 128
- Round and Keyhole Buttonholes 128
- 127Buttonholes – Applications 129
- Straight Stitch Buttonhole 129
- 129Buttonholes – Applications 131
- Bound Buttonhole 131
- 131Buttonholes – Applications 133
- Decorative Buttonholes 133
- Button Sew-on Program 134
- 133Buttonholes – Applications 135
- Quilt Stitches 137
- 136 Quilt Stitches – Summary 138
- 137Quilt Stitches – Summary 139
- Quilting Straight Stitch 141
- Quilt Stitches – Applications 142
- Hand-look Quilt Stitch 143
- Decorative Quilt Stitches 144
- Satin Stitch 145
- Blanket Stitches 147
- Turned-edge Appliqués 148
- Variations 149
- Freehand Quilting 150
- Freehand Quilting With BSR 151
- Personal 155
- 154 Personal Program 156
- 155Personal Program 157
- Deleting Personal Stitches 157
- 156 Personal Program 158
- Altering Stitches 158
- Saving and Deleting 159
- Stitches and Stitch 159
- Combinations 159
- Programming and Saving 160
- Empty Stitch Altering Area 161
- Drawer Content at a Glance 162
- Corrections and Alterations 163
- Deleting Drawer 164
- Setup Program 165
- 164 Setup Program 166
- 165Setup Program 167
- 166 Setup Program 168
- Sewing Settings 168
- 167Setup Program 169
- Embroidery Settings 169
- 168 Setup Program 170
- 169Setup Program 171
- Touch (Screen Sensibility) 171
- 170 Setup Program 172
- Information 172
- 171Setup Program 173
- Messages and Audio Settings 174
- 172 Setup Program 174
- 173Setup Program 175
- 174 Setup Program 176
- Portal Provider Settings 176
- 175Setup Program 177
- Reset to Factory 177
- Hardware 177
- 176 Setup Program 178
- Sewing and Sewing 179
- Computer Support 179
- Help Program 180
- Tutorial 181
- Creative Consultant 183
- Cleaning and Maintenance 187
- Trouble Shooting 188
- Messages 190
- Connecting 193
- Peripherals 193
- Embroidery Module 194
- Modem / Ethernet Card 194
- Tutorial USB Stick 195
- Connecting Peripherals194 196
- Embroidery – Content 197
- The Embroidery 199
- Computer 199
- Setting up the Embroidery 200
- Standard Accessories* 201
- Attaching the 203
- General Operating 205
- Instructions 205
- Selecting Embroidery 206
- Starting to 208
- Embroider 208
- Selection Menu 210
- Edit 1 and Edit 2 211
- Screen Edit 1 212
- Screen Edit 2 213
- Embroidery Menu (Ready) 215
- External Functions 217
- Important Embroidery 219
- Fancy-Fill Stitches 221
- Outline Stitches 221
- Jump Stitches 221
- Embroidery Threads 222
- Embroidery 223
- Stabilizers 223
- Hooping the Fabric 225
- 224 Embroidery - Motifs 228
- 225Embroidery - Motifs 229
- 226 Embroidery - Motifs 230
- Positioning Motif 230
- Checking the Motif Position 231
- Mirroring Motifs 231
- 228 Embroidery - Motifs 232
- Altering Motif Size 233
- Display of the Motif Size 234
- Creating Combinations 235
- Creating Motif Combination 236
- Motif Size 237
- Alphabets - Lettering 238
- Altering Lettering 239
- Combining Different Words 241
- ••••••••••••• 243
- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 243
- Adjustments 244
- Embroidery - Adjustments 241 245
- Adjusting Pull Compensation 246
- 244 Embroidery - Applications 248
- Embroidering Lace 248
- Embroidering Borders 249
- Shadow Embroidery 250
- Saving Motifs 252
- Overwriting Motifs 254
- Deleting Saved Motifs 255
- Deleting All Saved Motifs 256
- Embroidery Support 257
- Thread Breakage While 258
- Embroidering 258
- Embroidery Support – Messages 261
- Peripherals and 263
- Accessories 263
- External Devices 264
- Embroidery Mega-Hoop 267
- Embroidery Cards 267
- USB Sticks 268
- 265Glossary – artista 730 269
- Glossary 269
- 266 Glossary – artista 730 270
- 267Glossary – artista 730 271
- Practical Stitches 272
- 16 Directions Sewing 272
- 4 Directions Sewing 272
- Stitch Summary – artista 730 273
- Alphabets 276
- Butterfly 278
- Daffodils 278
- Little pansies 278
- Floral wreath 278
- Little wild rose 279
- White rose 279
- Flowers with butterfly 279
- DaisyLace border 279
- 3 Quilts 280
- Quiltoutline 280
- Mushrooms 280
- Sunflower 280
- Grape leaf 280
- Sprig of pine 281
- Holly and bird 281
- Holly and heart 281
- Lace heart 281
- Royal fdl 281
- 279Index – artista 730 283
- 280 Index – artista 730 284
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