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4.5.5 Background Fillers using Trim - Inside
Applique blocks are good examples of the need to stitch the background down,
allowing the applique to pop. The background pattern is usually a dense filler
pattern. The Trim-inside feature allows the background pattern to be positioned...

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This example shows 3 repeats and 2 rows that were nested vertically by -.5. There
is a gap on one side border and an overlap on the other which need to be  adjusted
.
3.  . Select all the patterns together 
  before adjusting the size and position. This
prevents the individual patterns from becoming separated from the whole row. If the
pattern doesnt fit exactly, let it extend past the outer boundary. The excess can be
trimmed off before stitching.
4.  Specify...

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6.  Click Stop
 when done and CS will erase everything inside the trim boundary,
leaving the filler pattern in the background. Zoom in closely and look for any
unnecessary pattern fragments in the background. These are easily removed with
the mouse by using the  Draw/Trim
 method,...

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9.  Click OK
 when ready to quilt. If multiple patterns were moved into the boundary,
they will stitch in the order they were moved. At the end of the quilting sequence, you
will be prompted to pull up the bobbin thread and click OK. It doesnt matter how the
bobbin thread is pulled up, secured or trimmed. Just be sure to click OK because it
completes this process. 
Optional final step: After the background patterns are stitched, some people like to do
an outline...

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Background Fillers using Fill
4.5.6 Background Fillers using Fill
The Fill option delivers a result similar to the background fillers using Trim Inside,
but without the tieoff stitches. Applique blocks are good examples of the need to
stitch the background down behind a quilting pattern, as shown in the previous
example....

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* Right click the focus pattern and choose Convert, or click the Convert icon 
. 
* Choose Pattern to Boundary (PTB). The boundary is blue. In the picture
above, the outer boundary is selected so it is red.
5.  Choose & move in the background filler.  
Choose the filler pattern, and change the settings if needed to get an appropriate
quilting density.   
Use  Repeat Patterns
     to fill the block boundary. 
* Choose the Reference Point (lower left corner in this...

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* Be patient, this may take a couple minutes. 
The result of this process is a new pattern that is customized to fit the background
filler density and the two boundaries. Always use F2 - Virtual Stitchout before
stitching because not all patterns fill the space well, and some may have...

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4.6 Restart
Restarts are needed for a variety of reasons: 
* The thread break sensor stops the machine.
* The quilter presses the Stop button.
* The machine stops because it hit an obstacle.
Whatever the reason, this feature makes restarting easy.
4.6.1 Thread Break Restarts
Feature: Restart (when a thread break has been detected) 
Assumptions:  The machine stopped and the thread break was fixed. 
Steps to follow :
1.   To continue  quilting, choose the Auto...

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3B.  Find the restart point
 using the computer screen  - Look at the image on the
screen  and find the crosshair mark - it is a long, skinny blue plus “+” sign. Zoom in
and out using the roller on the mouse. Find the spot on the screen that corresponds
to the correct restart point on the quilt, and click that spot...

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4.6.2 Manual Stops and Restarts
Feature: Restart (when a manual stop occurred).  
Manual Stops and Restarts  are easier to do. 
Tip:  For people who can hear when the bobbin needs to be changed, this is very
useful. When it sounds like it is time to change the bobbin, watch the stitching until
it gets to a place where knots will be hidden, and press Stop. The machine stops
instantly, and the sewing head can be moved to the side of the quilt and the bobbin
can be...