CONTENTS

BEFORE YOU START................................................................................................................. 2

NEW FEATURES ........................................................................................................................ 2
EMBROIDERING WITH THE BORDER EMBROIDERY FRAME (30 cm × 10 cm (approx. 11-3/4

ENGLISH
inches × 4 inches))..................................................................................................................... 3
About the Border Embroidery Frame...................................................................................... 3
Sample Projects Using the Border Embroidery Frame ............................................................ 3
Selecting a Pattern ................................................................................................................. 4
Hooping the Fabric in the Border Embroidery Frame ............................................................. 6
Attaching the Border Embroidery Frame to the Embroidery Unit............................................ 7
Embroidering the First Pattern................................................................................................ 8
Removing the Border Embroidery Frame ............................................................................... 9
Embroidering the Next Pattern............................................................................................... 9
USING THE CAMERA TO CONNECT PATTERNS ................................................................... 12
Examples of Connected Patterns .......................................................................................... 12
Preparation (Camera Needle Position Setting)...................................................................... 13
Practice (Connecting Three Patterns) ................................................................................... 14
Changing the Position of a Sticker ....................................................................................... 22
CONNECTING ROTATED PATTERNS..................................................................................... 26
SLIDING THE POSITION OF THE PATTERN TO BE CONNECTED ......................................... 29
Connecting Patterns to be Joined Along an Edge.................................................................. 30
RESUME FEATURE .................................................................................................................. 33
COLOR CHANGE TABLE FOR THE EMBROIDERY PATTERNS ON THE CD-ROM ................. 34

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 BEFORE YOU START
It is important to perform the upgrade according to the procedure described in the Installation Guide. The machine
can then be used as described in the Instruction and Reference Guide. The border embroidery frame (30 cm × 10
cm (approx. 11-3/4 inches × 4 inches)) will show on the LCD screen of the machine and the frame will be
recognized when attached to the embroidery frame holder. New machine features and benefits are described in this
guide.

Note
• Screen illustrations may vary due to model of machine.
• Make sure that “Version 2” in the Settings screen has changed to “3.1” or later. If the machine is installed with a lower
version, it must be upgraded. For details, refer to the Installation Guide.

NEW FEATURES
• A border embroidery frame (30 cm × 10 cm (approx. 11-3/4 inches × 4 inches)) is included, allowing the
fabric to easily be rehooped when embroidering repeated patterns.
• Instead of using a thread mark, the built-in camera can be used to connect embroidery patterns. (Embroidery
Edit)
• Ten embroidery designs created to show the convenience and potential of the border embroidery frame are
available on the included CD. To view a list of the patterns, refer to page 34.

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 EMBROIDERING WITH THE BORDER EMBROIDERY
FRAME (30 cm × 10 cm (approx. 11-3/4 inches × 4
inches))

About the Border Embroidery Frame Sample Projects Using the Border
Embroidery Frame
Since the fabric can easily be repositioned and
rehooped when the border embroidery frame is used,
We recommend using the border embroidery frame
this frame is useful for embroidering repeated
patterns while sliding the fabric. An added feature of when repeated patterns are embroidered at the edges of
this frame is that the pressure applied by the upper items such as curtains, chair covers, bed covers,
and lower frames will not leave an indentation in the tablecloths and blankets.
fabric. An area of 30 cm × 10 cm (approx. 11-3/4
inches × 4 inches) can be embroidered.

CAUTION
• Do not leave the border embroidery frame within
the reach of children, otherwise injuries may result.

Note
• When the border embroidery frame is not being
used, unlock it before storing it.
• Due to its construction, the border embroidery frame
does not hold fabric as tightly as other frames. Since
fabric shrinkage may occur, depending on the fabric
and pattern used, be sure to sew trial embroidery on
a piece of scrap fabric before sewing your project.

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 Selecting a Pattern c
Press and select a pattern, and then

press .
a
Press .
d
Use the border function to repeat the pattern.

b
On page 6/8 for the embroidery frame display
settings, select one of the embroidery frame
displays for the border embroidery frame (30
cm × 10 cm (approx. 11-3/4 inches × 4
inches)). Press to return to the previous
screen.
* Of the 16 settings available, there are 2 for border
embroidery frames (30 cm × 10 cm (approx. 11-3/4 inches
× 4 inches)).

Memo
• For details for the border function, refer to
“Designing Repeated Patterns” in chapter 6 of the
Instruction and Reference Guide for the sewing
machine.

a Border embroidery frame embroidering area

(30 cm × 10 cm (approx. 11-3/4 inches × 4 inches))
b Center mark

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e
If necessary, assign thread marks. Since the
pattern will be repeatedly embroidered from Memo
the top to the bottom, add the thread mark to • Select the location where the thread mark is to be
added according to the direction that the embroidery
the lower center of the bottom pattern. When is repeated.
you are finished, press .

→ Touch and , or and to highlight

the design for inserting thread marks.

Note If the design direction is rotated, use the following

• Do not add thread marks to character patterns. suggestions.
• Add thread marks to patterns that do not have a
point of alignment, such as rotated patterns or
patterns that are spaced apart. Patterns that can be
aligned visually can be embroidered cleanly without
the thread mark.

a First Pattern
b Second Pattern
c Thread mark

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 f b
Press . Affix stabilizer material to the fabric to be
embroidered.

Note
• When embroidering the edges of the fabric, affix
stabilizer material larger than the fabric, and then
firmly secure the fabric and excess part of the
stabilizer material within the border embroidery
frame (in the same way as when the normal
embroidery frame is used). Otherwise, misaligned
patterns may result.

Hooping the Fabric in the Border a Fabric

b Stabilizer
Embroidery Frame
c
If the upper frame is locked down against the
a
With a chalk pen, mark the fabric with a line lower frame, press the left and right lock
drawn down the center of the area to be release buttons to unlock the upper frame.
embroidered.

a Pattern
b Center mark (line)

a Lock release buttons

d
Lay the fabric between the upper and lower
frames.

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e f
Place the embroidery sheet in the upper Remove the embroidery sheet, and then
frame, align the center mark (line) on the gently pull the four sides of the fabric to
fabric with the guide line on the embroidery remove any excess slack. Be careful so that
sheet, and then press down on the left and fabric is not stretched out of shape. Finally,
right locking levers until they click into place. check that the fabric is firmly within the
hoop.

Attaching the Border Embroidery

Frame to the Embroidery Unit

CAUTION
• After firmly hooping the fabric in the border
embroidery frame, attach the frame to the
embroidery unit. Otherwise, the needle may break
and cause injuries.
a Locking levers • Before attaching the border embroidery frame to
the embroidery unit, make sure that the needle and
presser foot have been raised. Otherwise, the
Memo needle may break and cause injuries.
• The fabric can also be positioned in the border
embroidery frame by aligning the edge of the fabric
with the inner markings on the upper frame. Note
• Before attaching the border embroidery frame, wind
the bobbin with thread and install it.

a
Make sure that the needle and presser foot
have been raised. If the needle has not been
raised, press the “Needle Position” button to
raise it. If the presser foot has not been raised,
press the “Presser Foot Lifter” button to raise
it.

b
Make sure that the embroidery unit carriage
has moved to its initial position.

c
Align the guide on the border embroidery
Note frame with the right edge of the embroidery
• If there is excess fabric after the center of the frame holder.
embroidering area is aligned with the center of the
border embroidery frame, fold over the excess
fabric, place it on top of the upper frame, and then
press down on the levers. Be careful that the folded a
excess fabric is not caught in the embroidering area.

a Embroidery frame holder

b Guide on border embroidery frame

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 d
Slide the border embroidery frame into the
embroidery frame holder, making sure to Embroidering the First Pattern
align the border embroidery frame's arrow
mark ( ) with the embroidery frame holder's
arrow mark ( ). Note
• When the border embroidery frame is used, the
embroidering time may vary slightly than the time
that appears in the screen, depending on the type of
fabric and pattern that is used.

a
To check the embroidering area, press .

a Arrow marks

e
Lower the frame-securing lever so that it is
level with the border embroidery frame to
secure the border embroidery frame to the
embroidery frame holder.

a Frame-securing lever

b
Thread the machine, and then start
CAUTION embroidering.
• If the frame-securing lever is not lowered, the
pattern may not embroider correctly or the presser
foot may strike the border embroidery frame and CAUTION
cause injuries.
• Do not touch the border embroidery frame while
embroidering.

→ When embroidering is finished, the thread mark is

sewn with the last thread color.

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Removing the Border Embroidery Embroidering the Next Pattern
Frame
a
Press both lock release buttons and slide the
fabric to align the embroidering area of the
Note next pattern, and rehoop the fabric in the
• Before removing the border embroidery frame from border embroidery frame.
the embroidery unit, make sure that the embroidery
unit carriage has moved to its initial position.
Note
• Adjust the position of the fabric so that the
a
Raise the frame-securing lever and pull the
embroidering area for the next pattern is within the
border embroidery frame toward you.
embroidering area of the embroidery sheet.

CAUTION
• If the thread has become tangled and the
embroidery unit carriage does not move to its initial
position, even after the thread is cut, turn off the
machine, manually gently move the carriage, and a Pattern embroidered first
then remove the border embroidery frame. b Position of pattern to be embroidered next
• Only move the embroidery unit carriage when the c Embroidering area of embroidery sheet
machine is turned off.

b
Attach the border embroidery frame to the
embroidery unit, and then press .

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 c
Use to select the needle position that
d
Use to align the needle position with
will align with the thread mark at the end of the point of the thread mark.
previous embroidery. For this example, align
the needle position with the upper center of
the next pattern. When you are finished, press
.

a Needle position

Note
• After turning the handwheel to check the needle
position, press the “Needle Position” button to raise
the needle.

e
After aligning the needle position for the
beginning of embroidering, remove the
thread mark.

Note
• Remove the thread mark before starting to
embroider. Otherwise, the thread mark stitching may
be combined with the pattern stitching and become
difficult to remove.

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f
Embroider the next pattern. To continue
embroidering a repeating pattern, repeat the
procedure starting with “Removing the
Border Embroidery Frame”.

CAUTION
• If the sewing machine is turned off, then turned on
again with the border embroidery frame attached
or if you try to select a stitch from the Utility Stitch
screen or the Character/Decorative Stitch screen
while the border embroidery frame is attached, the
following message appears. If the border
embroidery frame is not fully removed from the
embroidery unit at this time, the border embroidery
frame may be hit by the presser foot when the
carriage of the embroidery unit is moved. When the
following message appears, fully remove the border
embroidery frame.

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 USING THE CAMERA TO CONNECT PATTERNS
Instead of using thread marks, the camera can be used to connect patterns in the Embroidery Edit screen.
An area of 27 cm × 17 cm (10-1/2 inches × 6-1/2 inches) can be embroidered when the camera is used to connect
patterns. Select the appropriate frame depending on the size of the embroidery. We recommend using the large
embroidery frame (30 cm × 20 cm (12 inches × 8 inches)) when using the camera to connect patterns. The small
embroidery frame (2 cm × 6 cm (1 inch × 2-1/2 inches)) cannot be used with the camera function.

c
Note
• Split (Large-size) embroidery patterns cannot be
used with this function.

Examples of Connected Patterns

Two patterns can be connected by selecting the
reference point and reference edge of each pattern so
that they can be aligned using the camera. When
connecting patterns, the reference edge of each pattern
will be along a single straight line.

(Example) d
: Reference edge
: Reference point
a

In order to understand how to connect patterns, first try

following the procedure outlined in “Practice
(Connecting Three Patterns)” on page 14.

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 Preparation (Camera Needle Position
Setting)
When connecting patterns by using the camera, set the
camera needle position. This operation is essential
when you use this function for the first time. It is not
necessary to perform this operation each time, but we
recommend performing it when the needle is changed.
Use the white stickers (solid) included with this Kit.

a
Prepare the needle to be used to connect
patterns.

Hold your finger firmly on the LCD screen,

b
and then turn on the machine.

d
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete
the procedure.
1. Raise needle bar to its highest position.

Note
• The “Needle Position” button cannot be used while
setting the camera needle position. Turn the
handwheel counterclockwise to move the needle
bar.

Note 2. Remove presser foot and replace needle

• Be careful not to touch the LCD screen prior to Step with a new embroidery needle standard
c below.
size 75/11 or 90/14.
• This function can be performed with or without
embroidery unit attached to machine. If attached, 3. Affix white sticker on needle dropping
message screens will appear regarding movement point area.
of embroidery unit.

Press the “Automatic Threading” button.

c

a White sticker

→ Camera needle position setting screen appears.

Note
• Use a new sticker. The camera needle position
cannot be set correctly if there is a hole in sticker or
if it is dirty. If you have no new stickers, contact your
nearest Baby Lock retailer.

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 4. Press to initiate the calibration
process. For safety please make sure area Practice (Connecting Three Patterns)
around needle is clear prior to pressing
. In order to practice aligning pattern edges by using the
camera, we will connect three patterns as shown
→ Setting the needle drop point begins.
below. These 3 patterns for practicing are available on
the included CD.
e
The operation is finished when “OK” appears.
If “NG” appears, remove the sticker, and then
manual sample
follow the on-screen instructions to repeat
steps 3 and 4 of Stepd. If multiple attempts
to set the position are not successful, contact
your nearest Baby Lock retailer.

a Pattern1X.pes
b Pattern2X.pes
c Pattern3X.pes

Note
• Use USB media or a computer to access the pattern
files.

a
Select the first pattern (1) for practicing, and
then press .

f
Remove the sticker, and then turn off the
machine.

Note
• When using the camera to connect patterns, use the
needle that was installed when the camera needle
position was set.

b
Thread the machine with the upper thread
and the bobbin thread.

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c f
Hoop fabric in the 20 cm × 20 cm (8 inches × Lower the presser foot, and then embroider
8 inches) embroidery frame, and then attach the first pattern.
the frame to the embroidery machine.
g
After embroidering of the first pattern is
finished, the following message appears. Press
.

d
Press to display the sewing screen.

e
Press in the sewing screen.

h
When the following message appears, press
.

→ appears at the top right side of the screen, and

then changes to .

Memo
• can be pressed while embroidering.
• A pattern cannot be saved in the machine’s memory
while patterns are being connected.

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 i k
Select the second pattern (2) for practicing, When the pattern connection setting screen
and then press . appears, select the reference edge and
reference point of the first pattern for
connecting the next pattern. Since, in this
example, we will connect the center point of
the bottom edge for the first pattern with the
center point of the top edge for the next
pattern, select the center point of the bottom
edge, and then press .

j
Press , and then select how the
patterns will be connected.

a Reference edge and reference point

l
Select the connecting position for the second
pattern, and then press . In this
example, select the center point of the top
edge.

→ The pattern connection setting screen appears.

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 n
Affix the first embroidery positioning sticker
onto the fabric within the red lines by using
both hands to press down on each corner of
the sticker. Affix the sticker with the large
circle to the top as shown on machine. Then,
press .

a Reference edge and reference point

b First pattern (1)
c Second pattern (2)
→ Message appears on screen and carriage will move
after pressing .

Note
→ The camera detects the first positioning sticker.
• Using and in this screen, the position of
the second pattern can be changed. For details, Note
refer to “SLIDING THE POSITION OF THE
• Use new positioning stickers. If a sticker is reused, it
PATTERN TO BE CONNECTED” on page 29.
may easily peel off. If the sticker peels off during this
procedure, the patterns cannot be connected.
m
Prepare two embroidery positioning stickers. • Using fingers apply pressure to the corners of the
We will follow the on-screen instructions to positioning sticker to firmly affix it to the fabric. If the
affix these two stickers to the fabric so that sticker is not firmly attached, the camera may
the positioning marks can be detected by the incorrectly detect the sticker.
camera. • If any of the following messages appear, reattach
the positioning sticker in the correct position. Make
sure that the sticker is affixed with the large circle at
Note the top.
• Use the positioning stickers included with this
product or purchase replacement stickers from your
Baby Lock retailer. If any other sticker is used, the
camera may not recognize it.
• The 182 mm × 257 mm (7 inches × 10 inches)
embroidery positioning sticker sheet with strong
adhesive is most appropriate for connecting
patterns. If any other positioning sticker is used, it
may peel off. If the sticker peels off, the patterns
cannot be connected.

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 o p
Using both hands affix the second embroidery After the two positioning stickers have been
positioning mark within the red lines by detected, the following message appears.

pressing down on each corner of the

positioning mark onto the material and then
touch .

a Embroidering area
While making sure that the two positioning
stickers do not peel off, remove the
embroidery frame from the machine, and
then rehoop the fabric. Be sure to hoop the
fabric so the next pattern and both the
positioning stickers are within the embroidery
sewing area. Reattach the frame and press
.

→ The camera detects the second positioning sticker.

a Pattern to be embroidered next

b Centers of large circles for stickers
c Embroidery sheet

Note
• If the machine detects that the next pattern and the
centers of the large circles of the two positioning
stickers do not fit within the embroidering area, the
operation will be paused. Follow the on-screen
instructions to reposition the positioning stickers.
Refer to “Changing the Position of a Sticker” on
page 22 to reposition the stickers.
• If the sticker peels off during this procedure, the
patterns cannot be connected. If this occurs, restart
the procedure from the beginning.

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q
Select the area containing one of the two
stickers, and then press .

r
After the positioning stickers have been

→ The camera detects the two positioning stickers.

detected, press , and then remove the
stickers.
Note
• If either of the following messages appear, rehoop
the fabric so that the next pattern and both the
positioning stickers are within the embroidery
sewing area as indicated in the screen.

Press , and then press to detect

the positioning stickers.

s
Lower the presser foot, and then embroider
the second pattern.
→ When embroidering is finished, the following
message appears.
To connect a third pattern, press .

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 t v
When the following message appears, press Before embroidering, press to display
. the pattern connection setting screen. Select
the reference edge and reference point for
connecting the second and third patterns, and
then press . In this example, we will
select the bottom point of the right edge for
the second pattern.

u
Select the third pattern (3) for practicing, and
press .

a Reference edge and reference point

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w y
Select the connecting position for the third Lower the presser foot, and then embroider
pattern, and then press . In this the third pattern.
example, we will select the right point of the
top edge for the third pattern.

• Pattern rotates automatically when corner

position is selected.

b
→ When embroidering is finished, the following
a
message appears. When finished connecting
c
patterns, press .

→ After embroidering is finished, is no longer

a Reference edge and reference point highlighted or located at the top right of LCD screen.
b Second pattern (2)
The three patterns have been connected.
c Third pattern (3)
→ Message appears on screen and carriage will move
Press to clear the pattern.

after pressing .

x
Follow the on-screen instructions to perform
steps m through r.

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 Changing the Position of a Sticker Note
• When referring to steps a through o, make sure
If the selected pattern or positioning stickers for you change the reference edge and reference point
connecting the next pattern do not easily fit in the to reflect this exercise.
embroidering area, follow the on-screen instructions
that appear after step o on page 18 in order to move
the positioning stickers.
For an example, the on-screen instruction appears
when you use the embroidery frame with a size of 10
cm × 10 cm (4 inches × 4 inches) to connect patterns as
shown below.

a Pattern1X.pes
b Pattern2X.pes

Refer to steps a through o of “Practice

a
(Connecting Three Patterns)” using the
embroidery frame with a size of 10 cm × 10
cm (4 inches × 4 inches) to embroider the first
pattern and to connect the second pattern.

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b c
Following message appears in step p if the Select the area containing one of the two
next pattern or affixed positioning stickers are positioning stickers, and then press .
close to being out of the embroidering area.
Follow the instructions and then press .

→ The camera detects the two positioning stickers.

a Embroidering area Note

• If the following message appears, rehoop the fabric
as indicated in the screen, and then press .

a Pattern to be embroidered next

b Embroidery sheet

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 d f
After the sticker position is detected, press Affix the second sticker and then press
, and then remove the stickers. .

e
Affix the two positioning stickers again
according to the on-screen instructions so
that the next pattern or positioning marks can
fit in the embroidery area.

→ The camera detects the second positioning sticker.

→ Press so that the camera detects the first

positioning sticker.

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g
After the two positioning stickers have been
detected, the following message appears.
While making sure that the positioning
stickers do not peel off, rehoop the fabric
according to the example displayed on the
on-screen instruction.

a Embroidering area

a Pattern to be embroidered next

b Embroidery sheet

h
Continue the operation from step q on page
19 after pressing .

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 CONNECTING ROTATED PATTERNS
b
Greater design variations can be created by rotating Press in the pattern editing screen.
patterns. The following procedure describes how to
connect patterns that are rotated.

A: First pattern
B: Second pattern

a
Select the pattern, and then press .

→ The pattern editing screen appears.

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c f
Rotate the pattern, and then press . Refer to steps f through h of “Practice
(Connecting Three Patterns)” to embroider
the first pattern.

g
Select the next pattern, and then press
.

h
Press in the pattern editing screen.

i
Rotate the pattern to the same angle as the
first pattern, and then press .

Note
• Be sure to rotate the pattern from the pattern editing
screen. The reference edge and reference point are
specified along the smallest rectangle (not angled)
that contains all patterns selected.
Rectangles and angled patterns

A A

Press .
B B j

a Rectangle
Refer to “SLIDING THE POSITION OF THE
PATTERN TO BE CONNECTED” listed on page 29,
to join the first and the second patterns along an
edge.
Rectangles and patterns (not angled)

A A
B
B
a Rectangle
• Pressing in the sewing screen changes the
angle at which patterns are connected.

Press to display the sewing screen.

d

e
Press .

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 k l
Select the reference edge and reference point Select the reference edge and reference point
for connecting this pattern to the next one. corresponding to those for the first pattern,
Press . and then press .

a a

a Reference edge and reference point of first pattern a Reference edge and reference point
→ Message appears on screen and carriage will move
after pressing .

m
Continue with step m of “Practice
(Connecting Three Patterns)” to finish
connecting the patterns.

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 SLIDING THE POSITION OF THE PATTERN TO BE
CONNECTED
When using the pattern connecting function, patterns
can be connected by sliding them, instead of only
aligning patterns along reference edges and reference
points. This can be done when you want the pattern to
be equally spaced when embroidered. The vertical and
horizontal shifts can be set up to ±99.9 mm.

Note
• The arrangement of patterns displayed in the screen
may differ slightly from the actual embroidery.
Use a ruler to measure the vertical and horizontal a
shifts before changing the settings.

a First pattern a First pattern

b Second pattern b Second pattern
c Vertical distance : - 15.0 mm
d Horizontal distance : + 40.0 mm

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 b
Select the pattern whose slide distance is to
Connecting Patterns to be Joined be measured.
Along an Edge
Greater design variations can be created by sliding the
patterns being connected.
The following procedure describes how to use this
function to connect patterns so they are joined along an
edge. Before connecting the patterns, the basting
function will be used to measure the distance that the
pattern will be slid.

A: First pattern
B: Second pattern
■ Measuring the Distance That the Pattern
Will Be Slid

a
Set “Embroidery Basting Distance” in the
settings screen to “0.0”.

c
Continue to the sewing screen, and then press
to select the basting function.

→ changes to .

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d e
After the pattern is sewn, remove the fabric Select the reference edge and reference point
from the frame, and then measure the for connecting this pattern to the next one,
distance that the pattern is to be slid. and then press .

a Vertical: 32.8 mm
b Horizontal: 42.8 mm

■ Trial Sewing
Sew trial embroidery to check that the pattern will be
slid the correct distance.

a
Select the pattern, and then continue to the
sewing screen.
a

b
Press in the sewing screen.

c
Embroider the first pattern.

d
Refer to steps g through j of “Practice
(Connecting Three Patterns)” to select the
next pattern.

a Reference edge and reference point of first pattern

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 f g
When the pattern connection setting screen Specify the distance that the pattern is to be
appears, select the reference edge and slid, and then press .
reference point corresponding to those for
the first pattern.

a Reference edge and reference point a Reference edge and reference point
→ Message appears on screen and carriage will move
after pressing .

h
Continue with step m of “Practice
(Connecting Three Patterns)” to finish
connecting the patterns.

Note
• After checking that the trial embroidery results are
satisfactory, sew the actual embroidery. If you
decide to change the distance that the pattern is slid
after checking the trial embroidery, change the
settings selected in step g.

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 RESUME FEATURE
If the machine is turned off while the pattern
Finish detecting positioning stickers. (B)
connecting function is being used, the machine will
return to the operation indicated below when it is If the machine is turned off during any operation in this box, the
turned on again. The machine operation will differ machine will return to (B) when it is turned on again.
depending on when it is turned off.

Example: When connecting two patterns

Select the first pattern. Press the pattern connection key .

Begin embroidering the first pattern.

Finish embroidering the first pattern. (A)

If the machine is turned off during any operation in this box, the
machine will return to (A) when it is turned on again.

Select the second pattern.

Press . Rehoop the fabric.

Specify the reference point for connecting the pattern.

Finish detecting positioning stickers (2 locations).
Start detecting positioning stickers (2 locations).

Begin embroidering the second pattern.

Finish embroidering the second pattern.

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 COLOR CHANGE TABLE FOR THE EMBROIDERY
PATTERNS ON THE CD-ROM
Memo
• These files can be opened with Palette Ver.8 or higher version on your computer.
• Patterns marked with have been rotated. Check your design placement prior to embroidering.
• In this section, the sizes of embroidery patterns describe the sizes when you recall the pattern to your sewing machine.

No. 01 : No. 03 :
XKIT3T01.pes XKIT3T03.pes
17 min 15 min
1 (017) 1 (502)
2 (415) 2 (086)
3 (206) 3 (126)
4 (030) 4 (800)
13.5 cm 13.5 cm
4.6 cm 6.3 cm

No. 02 : No. 04 :
XKIT3T02.pes XKIT3T04.pes
16 min 34 min
1 (206) 1 (205)
2 (017) 2 (079)
3 (027) 3 (208)
4 (515) 4 (519)
5 (030) 5 (517)
6 (126) 6 (542)
13.5 cm 26.1 cm
5.0 cm 7.0 cm

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z No. 05 : XKIT3T05.pes z No. 08 : XKIT3T08.pes

8 min
1 (900)
42 min 20.2 cm
1 (812) 6 (208) 11 (323) 16 (208) 4.8 cm
2 (323) 7 (086) 12 (307) 17 (019)
3 (058) 8 (812) 13 (086) 18 (001)
4 (307) 9 (208) 14 (001)
5 (085) 10 (085) 15 (800)
19.9 cm 7.4 cm

z No. 06 : XKIT3T06.pes z No. 09 : XKIT3T09.pes

26 min
1 (509) 4 (800) 7 (107) 10 (509)
2 (107) 5 (509) 8 (900) 27 min
3 (406) 6 (406) 9 (800)
1 (030) 3 (017) 5 (513)
19.9 cm 8.1 cm 2 (405) 4 (517) 6 (704)
19.3 cm 9.9 cm

z No. 07 : XKIT3T07.pes No. 10 : XKIT3T10.pes

41 min
1 (206) 15 (206)
2 (027) 16 (027)
3 (107) 17 (107)
4 (620) 18 (620)
5 (810) 19 (810)
6 (209) 20 (209)
7 (900) 21 (900)
8 (206) 22 (206)
9 (027) 23 (027)
32 min 10 (107) 24 (107)
11 (620) 25 (620)
1 (010) 5 (517) 9 (206) 13 (027) 12 (810) 26 (810)
2 (058) 6 (502) 10 (107) 14 (085) 13 (209) 27 (209)
3 (107) 7 (517) 11 (517) 14 (900) 28 (900)
4 (001) 8 (502) 12 (001)
13.9 cm 7.0 cm
13.5 cm 5.8 cm

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