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Main Screen Layout
Work Area
Property Window
directions, moving Horizontally and Vertically (not diagonally).
Pattern Details refer to the pattern selected in the Project Information area.
Lock Pattern As Designed means changes to the pattern are not allowed.
Freeze Aspect - 'ON' means the ratio of Height:Width remains the same when the
size changes.
Pattern Width is the width of one pattern.
Pattern Height is the height of one pattern.
Individual Pattern Rotation is the number of degrees that each pattern is angled.
Repeat Settings show how many repeats and rows are needed to fill the space.
Total Width and Total Height are automatically determined based on the pattern size
and the number of repeats/rows. If needed, the reverse can be true: the
individual pattern Width and Height can be automatically determined based on
total size. If the total width and height of the area to be quilted are input, CS will
adjust the size of the individual patterns to make it fit.
Start End Control - The width of a pattern is usually the widest part of the pattern.
However, when patterns nest together, the distance between the startpoint and
the endpoint are less than the total width. When StartEnd Control = OFF, CS will
use the widest part as the width for repeat calculations. When StartEnd Control =
ON, CS will use the distance between the startpoint and endpoint as the width for
repeat calculations.
Spacing - The patterns can be nested if needed, to avoid excess spacing between
rows or repeats. Or, CS can add extra space between patterns. CS automatically
includes the spacing adjustment when it calculates the Total Width and Total
Height of the area to be quilted - which means, No Math!
Square Up Quilt - is the number of degrees that the set of repeated patterns is
angled.
Select Between... - is what CS will do between the blocks; Bobbin PullUp means it
will stop and prompt for the bobbin thread to be pulled to the top before
continuing on. Connect Start and End means CS will not pause between blocks
but will continue to stitch the entire row. This requires that the end point of one
pattern is touching the start point of the following pattern.
2.) The Border Corner Settings control the placement of the corner patterns. CS
creates a new quilt group for this process called 'Border Corner'. The process will
prompt for the outer border first, then the inner border. This gives CS enough
information (along with the settings) to move in the corner patterns. The settings are
introduced here and will be explained in detail when used in context.
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