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HQ Pro-Stitcher User Manual - Handi Quilter

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Step 5: Positioning the Pattern<br />

After loading a pattern and manipulating the pattern<br />

as desired, the next step is to position the pattern on<br />

the quilt. Even though some of the previous steps<br />

require that the pattern be sized to a specific area,<br />

the pattern is not necessarily positioned within that<br />

area. For this reason, the user should always position<br />

the pattern prior to quilting it.<br />

From the “Quilt” menu screen, select the “Reposition<br />

Pattern” button. This will bring up the “Reposition<br />

Pattern” screen (Figure 31).<br />

Figure 31<br />

There are three methods that can be used for positioning<br />

a pattern on the quilt.<br />

Find Center Point<br />

1. The “Find Center Point” button will position the<br />

pattern so that the center of the pattern is aligned<br />

with the current needle position. If there is a point<br />

on the quilt that should be the center of the pattern,<br />

simply move the quilting machine so the needle is at<br />

that center point and press the “Find Center Point”<br />

button on the screen (Figure 31).<br />

Figure 32<br />

Find Start Point<br />

2. Sometimes the user will want to match a point on<br />

the quilt with the exact starting point of the current<br />

pattern (the start point of the pattern is indicated by<br />

a yellow dot on the <strong>HQ</strong> <strong>Pro</strong>-<strong>Stitcher</strong> screen).<br />

To do so, move the quilting machine so the needle<br />

matches up with the point on the quilt that you wish<br />

to start the pattern from. Then press the “Find Start<br />

Point” button on the screen (Figure 32).<br />

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<strong>HQ</strong> <strong>Pro</strong>-<strong>Stitcher</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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