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146 Getting Started with CreativeStudio Notice that the upper edge will leave big gaps - the lower edge will too. To fix this, the total quilt length needs to be adjusted, then the patterns moved up to eliminate the gap. In this example, the vertical spacing is -2,so the patterns will be moved up 2 inches. Increase the Quilt Length enough to allow the pattern to run off the edges at the top and bottom. Don't worry about the overlap because you can trim that off before quilting. Group all the patterns together using the Group All icon 38 . Then move the group up to close the gap. CS may change the settings, so watch them.
Quilting the Quilt - Which CS Feature To use Phase 4 - Backgrounds E2E Alternating Patterns Tip: Shifting the patterns up a little is not a problem but when the pattern needs to be moved up a lot, it might change the number of rows that can be quilted in the first section. To avoid this, start a new E2E quilt group and define the Upper Left and Upper Right corners as being above the upper edge of the quilt. Increase the quilt length to accommodate this space. Before quilting, be sure to define another Trim-Inside 133 boundary at the top of the quilt. When it looks good, Save the project 60 . 5. Click Quilt The machine moves to the start of the first pattern, takes a single stitch and prompts you to pull up the bobbin, so do that. Press OK on the keypad when ready. The first row now begins. Repeat the steps listed in the previous section to complete the quilt. Be sure to trim the bottom edge to fit. Quick Reference E2E 4.4.4 E2E Concatonating Patterns Edge To Edge patterns can be concatonated giving a very custom look. These patterns must have been designed with identical structures - the same start point, end point, size, proportion and nesting shape - for them to work together. Feature: Edge to Edge - Concatonating Assumptions: The machine is threaded, bobbins wound, the belts engaged, and you have patterns that are designed to work together. The Prep Steps here are a little different than a standard E2E, but the stitching steps will be the same. Prep Step #1.) Measure the quilt length and width accurately before loading the quilt. If you are leaving a margin at the top and bottom, be sure to reduce your total quilt length by this amount. Also it is a good idea to reduce the length a little to accommodate shrinkage caused by the quilting. This could be from 1% to 5%, depending on the fabrics, batting and quilting density. Prep Step #2) Load the quilt and baste the outer edges. Steps to follow: 180 1. Add the patterns. Using the Add Pattern icon, find and select the patterns, adding them to the project. If any pattern needs to appear more than once in the quilting sequence, it needs to be selected more than Copyright © 2009 <strong>Gammill</strong>, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 147
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