SINGER SEQS-6700 FUTURA QUARTET Instruction Manual
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Multi-Hoop
Multi-Hooping is a special feature in the software that will allow
embroidery data which is larger than a single embroidery hoop
to be sent to the machine to stitch out, while making it easy to
rehoop the fabric so that each part of the design lines up exactly.
This embroidery data may be a single design that is too large for
the hoop or a combination of smaller embroidery elements and/
or lettering, that when combined together make a much larger
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embroidery data which is larger than a single embroidery hoop
to be sent to the machine to stitch out, while making it easy to
rehoop the fabric so that each part of the design lines up exactly.
This embroidery data may be a single design that is too large for
the hoop or a combination of smaller embroidery elements and/
or lettering, that when combined together make a much larger
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The Multi-Hoop feature splits the design elements in up to four
different parts and then sews them precisely, matching one
section to the other. When re-hooping the fabric, the Multi-Hoop
feature will compensate for misalignment if the fabric has been
placed slightly askew in the hoop.
different parts and then sews them precisely, matching one
section to the other. When re-hooping the fabric, the Multi-Hoop
feature will compensate for misalignment if the fabric has been
placed slightly askew in the hoop.
When stitching an embroidery design that is too large for the
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Multi-Hoop utilizes a system where three alignment points (A, B,
and C) are input on cross lines that have been marked onto the
fabric. When these points are input, they inform the machine
exactly as to how the fabric is positioned into the hoop and will
therefore sew the design to the alignment of the cross lines. If
the fabric is slightly askew, this system will compensate for it and
sew accordingly. Please note: the Multi-Hoop feature will only
compensate for a slight misalignment in the vertical cross line.
Please try to hoop the fabric as accurately as possible.
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Multi-Hoop utilizes a system where three alignment points (A, B,
and C) are input on cross lines that have been marked onto the
fabric. When these points are input, they inform the machine
exactly as to how the fabric is positioned into the hoop and will
therefore sew the design to the alignment of the cross lines. If
the fabric is slightly askew, this system will compensate for it and
sew accordingly. Please note: the Multi-Hoop feature will only
compensate for a slight misalignment in the vertical cross line.
Please try to hoop the fabric as accurately as possible.
Preparing the Fabric
P l e a s e n o t e : T h e f a b r i c m u s t b e l a r g e e n o u g h t o
accommodate the amount of hoops that will be required to
stitch out the design.
accommodate the amount of hoops that will be required to
stitch out the design.
1. Using a very%
vertically down the center of the fabric.
2. Mark a line horizontally across the center of the fabric.
The vertical and horizontal lines must be at precise right
angles to each other. These lines will now be referred to
as the”cross lines”. These cross lines will be used to set
the fabric into the hoop according to the divided design
layout.
angles to each other. These lines will now be referred to
as the”cross lines”. These cross lines will be used to set
the fabric into the hoop according to the divided design
layout.
In the Software
1. Select Tools from the horizontal tool bar, select Hoop
and then select Multiple.
2. A single hoop appears on the screen marked with #1 in
the upper left corner.
Cross line
Intersection of cross
lines must be at perfect
90 degree angles.
lines must be at perfect
90 degree angles.
Fabric
Fig. 2
Please Note: a thin line is very important to the
Please note: Up to three
a d d i t i o n a l h o o p s w i l l
a p p e a r a s t h e d e s i g n
data requires.
a d d i t i o n a l h o o p s w i l l
a p p e a r a s t h e d e s i g n
data requires.
Cross line