Embroidery Basics Articles

For some fabrics and situations a larger tie will be needed to
ensure the embroidery does no pull out. In these cases, the default
tie should be disabled, and one of the selected alternative ties will
be used. There are a number of pre-made alternate tie stitches to
choose from.
Notice that the tie stitches are placed within the boundaries of the
outline to prevent them from being visible.
A catalog of alternate tie stitches is available by
clicking the small button in the tie settings
• Running Stitch Manager:
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The running stitch manager
determines how the running stitches
are to be created in a block. If a user
sets the running stitch length to 2.5
mm, and the block is of a length that cannot be evenly divided by 2.5, The running stitch
manager will change the stitching to create the block in the correct length.
Spread Remainder:
This option will calculate the length of the line and determine what the remaining stitch length
would be, then add the remainder to the individual stitches. So you may have chosen a stitch
length of 2.6, but you may get a stitch length of 2.6
Move Last Point:
This option will honor the desired stitch length and will simply add a short stitch to the end.
No Last Point:
This option will honor the stitch length but will not include any last stitch, so the line may be
shorter than the actual outline.