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• Fill Underlay: Fill underlay provides maximum stability to free form and column blocks. The fill underlay creates a lower density block of stitches underneath the top stitching. The system allows the user to define the parameters for density, number of passes, stitch type and offset. ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ Density: The distance between rows of underlay stitching. Passes: Passes number of times the underlay is sewn Stitch type: Step Satin or Zig Zag Step selectable Offset from Outline. Distance from the outline of the top stitching to the edge of the underlay ➢ Fill Underlay at Holes: Normally, the fill underlay will route around holes or voids in the stitching. With this setting checked, The fill underlay will ignore the outline for the hole and continue through it . This will provide good stability in a shape with many holes and give a good base for the smaller segments that will sew on top. ➢ ➢ Walk Stitch Offset: When the Fill underlay is processed it will be necessary for the program to walk around the edge of the block to create the stitching. This parameter controls how close to the outer edge of the block the stitching is allowed to approach. Walk Stitch Step: The length of the stitches in the walk stitch, similar to running stitch length ➢ Angle Between Fill: The difference between the fill underlay and top stitching stitch angle. This angle is relative to the top stitching angle. 90 degrees is the most common. • Angle between layers: This defines the angle between the first fill underlay layer and the second fill underlay layer when multiple passes are selected. This has no function for single pass underlay.
• Outline: The outline control will apply a border stitch of the specified type around the object(s) ➢ Color: Allows selection of a specific color or placement of a Stop code between the parent block and the outline. • Running Stitch Outline: ➢ ➢ ➢ ➢ The running stitch control can be set to apply by checking the check box. This control also contains parameters for the running stitch. Passes: Number of times the block is outlined, Multiple passes will produce a bolder result. Offset from outline. The distance from the outline of the parent block the running stitch will be applied. This is a negative or positive number. This feature can be used to achieve a special effect or to compensate for stretch in a fabric. Stitch type: Normal or Step 1/2 Running Stitch at holes: If the parent has holes or voids, should the running stitch outline also be applied to these • Satin Outline: ➢ ➢ ➢ The Satin outline parameters are basically the same as the running stitch outline parameters. The Satin line has additional parameters that can be accessed by clicking the + next to the Satin Outline listing Passes: Number of times the block is outlined, Multiple passes will produce a bolder result. Satin Line Offset. The distance from the parent outline to lay the centerline of the outline block. This is a negative or positive number. This feature can be used to achieve a special effect or to compensate for stretch in a fabric. Satin at holes: If the parent has holes or voids, should the running stitch outline also be applied to these • Stitch Type: the Satin Line can be created using Satin or Step in normal or Zig Zag configurations
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