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Needles BACK SIDE FRONT Needle Orientation Thread Guide Scarf Needle Sizes 65/9 70/10 75/11 80/12 Smaller Larger Sharp Needle Points Ball Standard Needle Coatings Titanium AMAYA_OS_v10_Handout.pub 5 Rev: 05/21/10
Choosing a Needle Choosing the appropriate needle for the job being run is extremely important to the success of the embroidery. Different fabrics and threads will determine what needle should be used. General Guidelines • Ball Point needles are commonly used on knits. The idea behind this is for the slightly rounded tip of the needle to move the threads of the material out of the way. Common knit garments include T-shirts and sweatshirts. • Sharp point needles are sharper than ball points and are generally used on tightly woven goods. Some good examples of tighter weaves would include canvas, denim, and twill. • Titanium coated needles create less friction and heat when moving through a material. They are a good choice for sewing on coated fabrics or embroidering with adhesive backings. • Smaller needles can clean up the appearance of small lettering and fine details. • Larger needles create larger holes which can help prevent thread breaks due to friction when sewing an abrasive materials like a cotton duck jacket. Fabric Type Needle Size Needle Type Coating Coated Fabrics 80/12 Sharp Titanium optional Corduroy 80/12 Sharp Cotton Sheeting 70/10 - 80/12 Sharp Denim 80/12 Sharp Dress Shirt (Woven) 70/10 - 80/12 Sharp Golf Shirt 70/10 - 80/12 Ball Point Leather 70/10 - 80/12 Ball or Sharp Titanium optional Lycra or Spandex 70/10 - 80/12 Ball Point Nylon Windbreaker 70/10 - 80/12 Ball Point Satin Jacket 70/10 - 80/12 Ball Point Sweater (knit) 70/10 - 80/12 Ball Point Terry Cloth 75/11 - 80/12 Ball or Sharp Delicate Satins or Sheers 65/9 - 70/10 Ball Point Twill Caps 75/11 - 80/12 Sharp Note: These values are guidelines only, and you may need to adjust your needle usage according to the needs of the individual application. AMAYA_OS_v10_Handout.pub 6 Rev: 05/21/10
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Webinar #1 Getting Started DesignSh
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Project View: Managing Your Element
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Managing Colors Current Color Desig
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Accessing the Help System The help
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Help System Videos Many topics have
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Creating a Lettering Segment 1. Sel
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On Screen Manipulation of Lettering
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Spacing Auto Kern • Adjusts the s
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Icon Identification 1. Edit Mode -
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Scale and rotate lettering elements
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Auto Borders All of the following c
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Add Underlay 1. Click on text on th
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Lettering - Object Properties Dialo
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Adjust the space between two letter
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• Arc - Adjust the arc radius ang
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1. Type letters for shadow effect.
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letter to avoid a possible “threa
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Understanding & Changing Stitch Typ
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Common Stitch Types for Multi-Stitc
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Accessing the Color System Object P
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Color Properties If accessed from t
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Webinar #3 Object Properties Design
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Top Stitching: Stitch Types Satin
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Underlay Center Walk 1. Good for sm
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Tie In & Tie Off DSV9_WO3_Object_Pr
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Clicking the button next to Auto De
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Digitizing Tools and Basic Function
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Column 1 Input Method Column 1 Uses
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Single Line Input Methods • Excel
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Enabling Pull Compensation Using pu
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Max Pull Comp • Specified Maximum
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Enabling an Underlay When a column,
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Zig Zag *Available in the Object Pr
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Digitizing Tools and Basic Function
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Complex Fill Input (Traditional Inp
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Walk Input Method DesignShop V9 Bas
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DesignShop Symbols Icons Straight P
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Creating a Walk Element Straights,
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EDITING Change Properties for the E
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Select By Color 1. On the color pal
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Page 93 and 94: Appliqué: Tackdown Stitch Object T
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Page 111 and 112: AMAYA XT, AMAYA BRAVO & AMAYA OS V9
Page 113 and 114: Connecting the AMAYA Dongles & Leve
Page 115 and 116: Needles BACK SIDE FRONT Needle Orie
Page 117 and 118: Changing a Needle It is recommended
Page 119 and 120: More Backing and Topping Informatio
Page 121 and 122: Procedure to Run the AMAYA 1. Load
Page 123 and 124: Hooping Choosing the appropriate ho
Page 125 and 126: Color Groups (SE & Flex+ Only) Colo
Page 127 and 128: Embroidery File Formats Wire Frame
Page 129 and 130: Sewing Caps 1. Load Design or use L
Page 131 and 132: AMAYA Laser Alignment (SE & Flex+ O
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Page 139 and 140: Backings and Toppings Cut Away Stan
Page 141 and 142: AMAYA Keypad Single Key Operations
Page 143 and 144: Setting Presser Foot Height On the
Page 145 and 146: Color Sequence Settings Color - Nee
Page 147 and 148: Color Sequence Commands (SE & Flex+
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Page 153 and 154: More AMAYA OS Settings Larger Icons
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Page 157 and 158: Connecting the BRAVO Dongles & Leve
Page 159 and 160: Needles FRONT SIDE BACK Needle Orie
Page 161 and 162: Changing a Needle When installing n
Page 163 and 164: More Backing and Topping Informatio
Page 165 and 166: Procedure to Run the BRAVO 1. Load
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Page 169 and 170: Color Sequence Settings Cont. Color
Page 171 and 172: Embroidery File Formats Wire Frame
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Page 175: More BRAVO OS Settings Naming Your
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