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144 Getting Started with CreativeStudio Choose a pattern, change the size for the scale needed, input the total quilt length and choose the Alternating Type. CS measured the width in step 1, and gets the length from the Primary Settings 53 . It now has enough information to automatically calculate the number of repeats and rows required. 3. Check the E2E Setup Details 52 : These were described before, but it is worth repeating. Size Settings 53 : * Pattern Width and Pattern Height may be different from what you started with. * Repeats and Rows have been set but can be changed if you do it in the setup mode (which means don’t close the E2E Setup box until you are sure adjustments are done). * Spacing refers to the amount of space between patterns, both horizontally and vertically. Adjust these numbers if needed to add or remove space between patterns, especially between the rows. Variable Settings 53 : * Select Between Blocks describes what you want CS to do between blocks. Connect Start And End is preferred for pantographs. Bobbin Pullup is used if each repeat is a separate block pattern. CS automatically switches to Bobbin Pullup if the repeated patterns have become disconnected. * Select Alternating type – allows staggered rows. None means don’t stagger the rows. Plus Row On Top means one extra repeat will be added to the first row and every other row. Minus Row On Top means one repeat is taken away from the first row and every other row. * Select Registration refers to the method of spacing the rows properly every time the quilt is rolled. Place Two Pins means CS will pick the registration points and you need to mark them (with pins or a marker). Use Start Point and End Point means CS will use the start and end point of the previous row as the registration points. Due to variations in patterns, Place Two Pins is the safest (and the default). * Maintain Aspect means CS will try to keep the adjusted pattern ratio (length:height) the same as the original pattern. This can’t always be done however because the pattern dimensions may not share common factors with the quilt dimensions. For quilters who ‘don’t do math’, this just means it won’t fit without a little stretching. 4. Look at the image in the preview area. WYSIWYQ - What you see is what you quilt, so if you don’t like it, change it now.
Quilting the Quilt - Which CS Feature To use Phase 4 - Backgrounds E2E Alternating Patterns The pattern rows have been alternated and the excess on the sides has been trimmed automatically. The Registration points have been calculated and marked. Save the project 60 . 4 A. Let's say you don't like it and want to change the pattern. It is easy to try another one! Just highlight a different pattern and click Pattern To Boundary icon. CS automatically adjusted the Registration points and the side edges. The pattern still needs to be adjusted 76 however. Change settings as needed. Copyright © 2009 <strong>Gammill</strong>, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 145
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1 Introduction Introduction Thank y
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1.2.2 'Explore' Files Introduction
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Part II
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Part III
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Planning the Quilting Quilt Project
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