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Feathered Satin TruE 3 Create Stitch Length Density 2mm 4 — Feather Both Sides 4mm 8 — Feather Both Sides 6mm 12 — Feather Side A (First point placed on top edge) 8mm 16 — Feather Side B (First point placed on top edge) Create special embroidery effects with random edge satin stitches. Add texture and lifelike stitching to fur and feathers in animal designs, landscape and wearable art. Choose feathering on one or both sides. Set length of stitches from 2 to 30mm. Select density from 2 to 40. Feathered Satin TruE 3 Create Stitch Guide 19
TruE 3 Create Line Types 2mm Running Stitch 4mm 6mm 2mm Double Stitch 4mm 6mm 2mm Double Stitch with Zigzag Return 4mm 6mm 2mm Triple Stitch 4mm 6mm Running Stitch Create as part of a design or to stabilize sections of stitching. Double Stitch Most often created to outline or mark out a design. Double Stitch with Zigzag Return Gives stability to lace designs; an option for Crosshatch Fill. Triple Stitch Create quilting designs and other techniques where a bold stitched line is desired. Line Types TruE 3 Create Stitch Guide 20
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Run Stitch A run stitch is formed b
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Jagged Edge This is an effect that
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Bean Stitch This is a variation of
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Underlay Types Underlay is the most
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Stitch Length The length of a stitc
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Tatami Stitch The density of a Fill
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