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110 Getting Started with CreativeStudio At the end of the quilting sequence, you will be prompted to pull up the bobbin thread. It doesn't matter how the bobbin thread is pulled up, secured or trimmed. Just be sure to click OK because it completes this process. TIP: CS can use any standard Windows font for text. Some fonts look great but sew poorly because they were created with polylines, so test all fonts before using them in a favorite quilt.
4.3 Phase 3 - Borders Quilting the Quilt - Which CS Feature To use Phase 3 - Borders Borders are (usually) continuous line patterns designed to be stitched repeatedly across an area. When patterns are used for the corners, they are usually stitched first. Then, the border pattern is then stitched multiple times, in one continuous line, connecting the corners. The top and bottom borders can be done in one pass, but the side borders can’t always be done in one pass. When the side borders are longer than the quiltable surface area, they can sometimes be done in sections. With certain designs, it might be better to remove the quilt from the frame, rotate it and re-load so the side borders (which are now at the top and bottom) can be done in one pass. Border designs need to be planned with the corner in mind. Sometimes the piecing and seam lines will suggest a method but the final decision probably depends on the available patterns. Four examples will be shown in the following section. 1. Butted borders 115 have no corner. They stop at the edge of the quilt or at the edge of the border. 2. Mitered Corners 118 use the angled ends of the border pattern to create a mirror image. 3. Square Corners 121 are like cornerstones where a separate pattern is used to fill the space. 4. Custom corners 124 are designed to let the pattern flow continuously around the corner. This is possible when a pair of patterns (border and corner) are designed together. Butted Borders and Mitered corners do not use the Border/Corner feature of CS. Borders with square corners or custom corners do use the Border/Corner feature. Tip: Draw a diagram of the entire quilt top for reference. Include the shape of the corner treatments. Accurately measure each border area noting the maximum size of the border. Subtract the space Copyright © 2009 <strong>Gammill</strong>, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 111
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Getting Started with CreativeStudio
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Foreword Foreword Gammill, Inc. is
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1 Introduction Introduction Thank y
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Introduction Technology Basics Equi
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Introduction Technology Basics Term
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Introduction Technology Basics Navi
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1.2 Computer Skills Introduction Co
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Introduction Computer Skills 'Explo
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1.2.2 'Explore' Files Introduction
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Part II
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2.2.1 File Command Main Screen Layo
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Main Screen Layout Command Bar Tool
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Main Screen Layout Command Bar Help
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Main Screen Layout Work Area Proper
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Part III
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Page 61 and 62: Planning the Quilting Quilt Project
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5 Quick Reference Sheets 5.1 QuickR
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5.2 Quick Ref Regulated Quick Refer
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5.3 Quick Ref P2P Line Quick Refere
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5.6 Quick Ref Composite Blocks Quic
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Quick Reference Sheets Quick Ref Bo
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Index - A - Active Screen 56 Add Pa
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Restart with mouse 153, 155 Re-stit
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Turning the quilt 111 Mark center p
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