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Quick Reference Sheets
Quick Ref Edge To Edge
The top edge is the baseline which is used to square up the patterns. The pattern in the
example has irregular edges which make it nest nicely. However, the pattern will stitch off of
the edge when positioned to eliminate the side gaps. The Trim-Inside function can be used
to trim off the excess - just make sure to include the extra space in the "Quilt Length"
dimension . When it looks good, Save the project.
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.
6. At the end of the row, CS stops and prompts you to cut 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.
6A. IF you have room for another row the machine will move to the
beginning of the next row, take a stitch, prompt for Bobbin pull-up and click
OK to quilt the next row. Repeat these steps until all the rows for the current
section are complete.
7. When CS finishes the last row that fits, you will be prompted to cut the bobbin
thread and mark the two registration points. Here is what will happen:
* CS finishes the last row that will fit, prompts you to cut the bobbin thread, and
Clock OK to complete the end-of-row process.
* CS prompts you to click OK when ready to mark the Right registration point. Click
OK and the stitcher moves to the first registration point. Place a pin in Registration
Point #1 (where the needle would enter the fabric).
* CS prompts you to click OK when ready to mark the Left registration point. Click
OK and the stitcher moves to the second registration point. Place a pin in
Registration Point #2 (where the needle would enter the fabric). Click OK to
complete the process.
Save the project 60
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8. Roll the quilt (baste the sides, check the bobbin, etc.)
Now finish the quilt by using the Feature: Edge To Edge Continue.
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