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164 Getting Started with CreativeStudio Regulated_Sewing Main Screen, Icon Bar Baste Main Screen, Icon Bar Constant_Sewing Main Screen, Icon Bar View All Main Screen, Icon Bar Group All Patterns Main Screen, Icon Bar Quick Reference Icons for Projects: The project content can be changed using the following icons: Sewing with the stitch regulator (Original, Plus, or Smooth) Channel Lock and Record Mode are here. Basting with the stitch regulator. Channel Lock and Record Mode are here. Sewing without the stitch regulator. Channel Lock and Record Mode are here. Adjusts the Zoom distance so all patterns are viewable in the preview area. Selects all patterns in the preview area Icon Icon Name & location Icon Description Save (Project) Main Screen, Project Information Box Add Pattern Main Screen, Project Information Box Delete Pattern Main Screen, Project Information Box Check Project Details Main Screen, Project Information Box Add Quilt Group Main Screen, Project Information Box Remove Quilt Group Main Screen, Project Information Box Copyright © 2009 Gammill, Inc. | All Rights Reserved Statler Stitcher® is a registered trademark of Gammill, Inc. CreativeStudio is a trademark of Gammill, Inc Saves the current project Starts the process for adding patterns Deletes the selected pattern Displays the Project Details dialog box Creates a new Quilt Group Tab Removes the current Quilt Group Tab
5.2 Quick Ref Regulated Quick Reference Sheets Quick Ref Regulated Feature: Regulated Baste Constant Speed sewing There are three choices for the regulated stitching process: Original, Plus and Smooth. Constant Speed and Baste have their own icons but the screens and the process of stitching are the same as Regulated Sewing. Constant Speed runs the stitcher without a stitch regulator. Baste is essentially a repeated single stitch. The basting stitch is a long stitch and is usually temporary. It is the most common technique used around the outer edges. The hopping foot actually applies less pressure than normal which prevents the fabric from being pushed and stretched. Stitch Length for basting begins with a 'B' and instead of the stitch size being measured in SPI (Stitches Per Inch), it is measured in IPS (Inches Per Stitch). With minor exceptions, the screens for Baste and Constant Speed are the same as Regulated, which are explained here. Steps to follow: 1. Choose a style of sewing. Click on the small black arrow to the right of the Regulated Sewing icon to see the choices. Original, Plus and Smooth vary only in the speed of the needle moving up & down. 2. Click on the Regulated Sewing icon. A Dialog box shows settings and buttons. Regulated and Constant Speed Settings: Angle:This is the current angle that will be used when Channel Lock is turned on. Stitches Per Inch - Change with up/down arrows or use mouse & keyboard. Flip Angle: If Radiating Lines is not checked, this angle can replace the current angle.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. Radiating Lines - When checked, CS increases the current angle by the number of degrees shown in 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. Needle Position - If checked, the sewing head works like the 'Plus' machines, allowing a half stitch to be taken instead of a full single stitch. Press the button once and the needle goes down & stays there. Press it again to bring the needle back up. If it is down when stitching starts, it will go back down when it stops. Buttons: Record Off means the motions are not being recorded, Chan Lock (on/ off) locks the sewing head so it stitches a straight line at one angle. Shift - Press this once and additional keypad functions appear & stay for a couple seconds. This is for reference only - each blue button requires a 2-button sequence. Single Stitch - press this to take a full single stitch. If the Needle Position box is checked, this button is labeled 'Needle Position', and pressing it takes a half stitch. Copyright © 2009 Gammill, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 165
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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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Planning the Quilting Quilt Pattern
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