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76 Getting Started with CreativeStudio * Click on a boundary to select it. (It turns red). * Click on a pattern (in the Project Information box) to select it. (it turns blue) * Click on the Pattern_To_Boundary icon to move the pattern in. The pattern is moved into the bounded area and resized to fit. Note: At this point, you are still in Setup mode and you can (and should) change the general settings as needed. Click on the image in the Preview area to enter the Edit Mode. When a pattern is moved into a boundary, it will be aligned to the baseline so if it slopes up (or down) the pattern will be rotated accordingly. The slope is displayed in the Selected Pattern Rotation field of the details. Exit Setup mode by 1) closing the Settings dialog box, 2) changing to a different quilt group (tab) 3) opening another project. The individual patterns can now be edited in the Preview area as needed. * The Preview area is focused on the pattern most recently used. To see all patterns and boundaries, click View All icon. Save the project. 3.4.2 Edit Mode Edit Mode means changing the pattern images, not the settings. Step 6: Adjusting Patterns. * Click on the pattern within the preview area and resizing handles appear surrounding the pattern. The size and rotation of this pattern is now displayed in the
Planning the Quilting Quilt Pattern Setup and Edit Edit Mode Selected Pattern Details area (framed in magenta) and the title bar says specifically “ Selected Pattern Details”. Do Not make any more changes to the original pattern details (framed in blue). Tip: The pattern details (blue) and the Selected Pattern details (magenta) can be confusing. Be sure to notice the colors and read the title bar to see which details are being displayed. When a pattern is highlighted in the Preview area, the shape can be changed by using the blue re-sizing handles. The handles have different shapes, depending on their function. Resize Patterns with square or wedge shaped handles. * The wedge shaped handles change one dimension (height or width). When one handle is being dragged, the opposite is the anchor. So, moving the top wedge handle will stretch (or shrink) the shape's height without moving the position of the bottom. Moving the right wedge handle will stretch (or shrink) the shape's width without moving the left side, etc. Copyright © 2009 <strong>Gammill</strong>, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 77
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Getting Started with CreativeStudio
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Foreword Foreword Gammill, Inc. is
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1 Introduction Introduction Thank y
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Introduction Technology Basics Equi
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Introduction Technology Basics Term
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Introduction Technology Basics Navi
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1.2 Computer Skills Introduction Co
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Introduction Computer Skills 'Explo
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1.2.2 'Explore' Files Introduction
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pattern makes quilting the sashings
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4.5 Record Mode Quilting the Quilt
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4.7 Utility Functions Quilting the
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4.7.3 Oil Stitcher Routine Quilting
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5 Quick Reference Sheets 5.1 QuickR
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5.2 Quick Ref Regulated Quick Refer
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5.3 Quick Ref P2P Line Quick Refere
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5.4 Quick Ref P2P Pattern Quick Ref
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5.6 Quick Ref Composite Blocks Quic
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Index - A - Active Screen 56 Add Pa
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File Extension File Extension 17 Fi
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P2P Icon 128 P2P patterns 128 P2P S
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Restart with mouse 153, 155 Re-stit
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Turning the quilt 111 Mark center p
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