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90 Getting Started with CreativeStudio 3. Press Start on keypad when ready to sew and the button label changes to Stop. The dark blue button means the stitcher is running. Notice that the two buttons on the left have changed in meaning. Inc SPI means Increase the stitch size. Dec SPI means decrease the stitch size. 4. Press Shift and Exit on keypad when ready to exit regulated mode. Quick Reference Regulated Sewing 165
4.1.3 Stitch in the Ditch using Point_to_Point-Line Quilting the Quilt - Which CS Feature To use Phase 1 - Basting Stitch in the Ditch using Point_to_Point-Line Stitch_in_ditch (SID) is a technique where the stitch line follows the seam line resulting in a virtually invisible stitching line. With practice, SID can be done exactly on the seam line. Stitch_near_ditch (SND) is a technique where the stitch line is very near, but not on the seam line. Both SID and SND use normal length stitches and are not removed. They become part of the overall quilting design. Some quilters prefer to do SID free-motion but CS offers another option. Feature: Point To Point - Line Point to point describes a CS process where a series of connected line segments are positioned and stitched. Remember Dot-To-Dot coloring books? The same concept applies. The quilter supplies the dots and CS stitches a perfect line between each contiguous pair. Each ‘dot’ is identified by moving the sewing head to each point (in order) and pressing the OK button. The spot where the needle would enter the fabric is the ‘Dot’ or ‘point’. Assumptions: The quilt is loaded, bobbin is full, machine is threaded, bobbins wound, the speakers are on and the belts are engaged. Tip: When the seam allowance is pressed toward one side it becomes higher (thicker) than the other side. Doing SND on the lower side of the seam allows the stitching to sink down and disappear too. Steps to follow: 1. Choose P2P-Line - This is one of the choices presented when clicking on the black arrow to the right of the P2P icon. 2. Click on the P2P icon - A dialog box appears with options. Copyright © 2009 <strong>Gammill</strong>, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 91
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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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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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Part II
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2.2.1 File Command Main Screen Layo
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Main Screen Layout Command Bar Tool
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Main Screen Layout Command Bar Help
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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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Restart with mouse 153, 155 Re-stit
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Turning the quilt 111 Mark center p
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