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Pattern Fill Angles TruE 3 Create Angle 0º 45º 90º 135º Pattern Fill areas created with Pattern 2 and Density 3. Vary the angle of stitching in QuickStitch and Freehand Fill areas to any degree. Altering the fill angle changes the way light reflects off the stitching, for a different look and texture. This effect is different from the pattern in continuous satin, which follows the contours of the shape. To see all the available fill patterns, refer to the Fill Patterns Guide. Pattern Fill Angles TruE 3 Create Stitch Guide 1
Pattern Fill Density TruE 3 Create Density 2 4 6 8 Pattern Fill areas created with Pattern 5 and Angle 135º. Density is determined by the distance between stitches. The lower the number, the more stitches in an area or the closer together the stitches are. Select from 2 to 40 for all fill areas in a design or specific fill areas. Use gradient density with fill patterns for beautiful shading effects. Low, Medium or High Underlay may be selected for individual fill areas. This is different from Design Underlay for QuickCreate embroideries in the QuickCreate Assistant, which creates a layer of underlay for the whole design before any other part of the design is created. Hence, it is possible to have both Design Underlay and then individual areas with underlay in the same design. Pattern Fill Density TruE 3 Create Stitch Guide 2
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