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94 Getting Started with CreativeStudio Tip: At the end of the stitching, pull up the cut the bobbin thread and be sure to press the OK button, not the STOP button. 'OK' means the stitching is done completely. 'Stop' means the process was stopped before it was finished. Quick Reference P2P Line 167
4.2 Phase 2 - Blocks Quilting the Quilt - Which CS Feature To use Phase 2 - Blocks After stabilizing the quilt, the blocks are stitched. In custom quilting the blocks are usually the dominant design being used. The outline of each block is identified (called a boundary) and CS uses the boundary as a template for the sizing and positioning of the quilt patterns. Both the boundary and the pattern image are previewed before being stitched. 4.2.1 Define the Block using Boundary This is a process where the quilt block shape is traced with a series of clicks, using the sewing head. During this process, CS displays an image of the boundary in the preview area of the screen. Feature: Boundary Assumptions: Quilt is loaded and stabilized, machine is threaded, bobbins are wound, belts are engaged and patterns have been chosen. Steps to follow: 1. Click on the Boundary icon. 2. CS will prompt for the points that define the boundary. Use as many 'click points' as needed to define the block boundary precisely. When done defining the bounded area, click ‘Stop’. 3. An image of the bounded area appears in the preview area. The first two points define the baseline 75 and the pattern will be squared up to this. The square block boundary shown required 4 clicks to define it. Pressing the Stop button completed and enclosed the area. Create multiple boundaries at the same time if desired. Copyright © 2009 <strong>Gammill</strong>, Inc. | All Rights Reserved 95
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1 Introduction Introduction Thank y
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Introduction Technology Basics Equi
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1.2 Computer Skills Introduction Co
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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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5.6 Quick Ref Composite Blocks Quic
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Index - A - Active Screen 56 Add Pa
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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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