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130 Getting Started with CreativeStudio Prep Step #4. Plan the 'Point Layout' before beginning. Most patterns look the best when they maintain their original proportion (Freeze aspect= On), but this means you need to have P2P intervals that also allow the pattern to fill the space. Other patterns need to have one consistent dimension even if the other varies (Freeze Aspect=Off). For example, a pattern being stitched inside a sashing area should have one of the dimensions fixed so it doesn't stitch outside of the sashing. Steps to follow: 1. Click on the P2P icon A dialog box appears with Settings and Buttons: Settings:
Quilting the Quilt - Which CS Feature To use Phase 3 - Borders Sashings using Point_To_Point - Pattern Angle:This is the current angle that will be used when the Channel Lock is turned on. Flip Angle: If array mode is not checked, this angle can replace the current angle when the channel lock is on. To flip the angle, press and hold the shift button on the keypad, and press the Chan Lock button. To flip it back again, repeat the 2-button sequence. Array Mode - when checked, CS uses a 2-button sequence to increase the current angle by the number of degrees shown in the Flip Angle. To increase the current angle, press and hold the shift button on the keypad, and press the Chan Lock button. Repeat this to increase it again. Buttons Chan Lock - locks the head so it stitches along one fixed angle. Shift: Press this AND Chan Lock to Flip the lock angle. OK (either button) selects the point, based on the position of the needle. Stop indicates the end of the P2P-pattern sequence. 2. Press OK to define the path. Move the machine head from one point to the next, pressing OK on each one. The machine makes a 'doink' noise every time the OK button is pressed. This sound confirms that the point has been registered. Tip: Using the laser light to help identify the P2P points is very helpful but if the light is not positioned properly, it can be deceiving. Each click is registering the position of the needle, not where the light is shining. 3. Press 'Stop' to complete the process. * P2P isn’t stitched immediately - it shows up on the screen first. Tip: Each P2P pattern is considered an individual pattern and can be modified if needed. Just click on the pattern to select it (pink) and use the blue handles to change it. When done, Save the project 60 . 4. Click on Start_Quilting and the sewing head will move to the Start of the pattern. CS will prompt for pulling up the bobbin thread. Press OK when ready to quilt. Copyright © 2009 <strong>Gammill</strong>, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 131
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1.2.2 'Explore' Files Introduction
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Part II
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Planning the Quilting Quilt Project
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Planning the Quilting Quilt Groups
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