Digitizing a pattern stamp, Using the created stamp

Digitizing a pattern stamp

•Click on the Digitizing tab of the Carving stamp dialog box.

•Click on Start Digitizing button.

•Digitize the shape needed on the workspace.

⇒Use right clicks for curves.

⇒Use left clicks to change directions or to draw a straight line.

⇒Digitize the last point directly on top of the first digi- tized point to draw a closed shape.

⇒Press enter twice to place the digitized shape within the digitized drawing box.

Adding a stamp to the library

•To add the digitized shape to the Carving Stamp Li- brary, click on Add to Library.

•Click New Set and name the set. Click OK.

•Name the new stamp and click OK.

•Following the prompts digitize the first reference point and the second reference point. (Use left clicks.) Or, press Enter to let the software set the reference points.

•A dialog box confirms that the pattern stamp has been created. Click OK.

•The created stamp is saved in the Use Stamp tab under the named folder.

Using the created stamp

•Select the third rectangle.

•Click on Use Stamp to place the pattern stamps on the background.

⇒Hold the shift key and drag the cursor away from the first click to enlarge the stamp as desired.

⇒Hold the shift key and drag the cursor toward the first click to decrease the size of the stamp.

⇒A stamp extended beyond the parameters of the background fill, will be stamped partially on the fill.

•Place the stamps as desired on the background.

•Open Object Properties and click on the Fill Stitch tab.

•Select step fill # 4.

•Click on Apply.

•Select the Stitch angle tab.

•Change the angle to 95°. Click on OK.

•Make sure the rectangle is selected.

•Click on the Appearance tab.

•Select the Raised stamp option.

•Save the design.

It is necessary to complete the entire shape, pressing enter will not close the ob- ject..

No spaces or punctuation should be in the name of the file.

The reference line sets the baseline of the stamp.

Rename and delete custom stamps by right clicking and choosing the desired option.

Reshape the carving stamps by selecting the background object and selecting the Re- shape icon.

Move, rotate, scale, reshape, or delete. See pages 251-253 in the Help Manual.

Vectors shapes from Art Canvas may be used as carving stamps.

Care must be used when changing the Raised appear- ance of a stamp since satin stitches are added. Switch to Design View and check for any streaked lines in the stitching—these indicate satin stitches are too long.

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V6 specifications

The Bernina V6 is a high-performance sewing machine designed to cater to the needs of both avid hobbyists and professional sewists. Renowned for its precision and versatility, the V6 showcases an array of features that elevate the sewing experience to new heights.

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The V6 also boasts an impressive stitch library that includes hundreds of utility and decorative stitches. Advanced programming allows users to customize stitch length and width, enabling endless creative possibilities. Additionally, the machine supports stitch combinations, allowing sewists to design intricate patterns seamlessly.

This model is equipped with the patented Bernina Hook, a unique bobbin system that enhances the overall sewing experience. The Bernina Hook provides a superior stitch quality, ensuring the thread is consistently engendered for an even finish. Users benefit from a quick and easy bobbin change, enhancing productivity during projects.

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