Справочник Пользователя для Brother 882-S90/S91
SEWING AN EMBROIDERY PATTERN
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Sewing Embroidery Patterns
Example:
a Embroidery color order
b Cursor
b Cursor
a
Thread the machine with the first color (see
“Threading Using the “Automatic
Threading” Button” on page 25).
“Threading Using the “Automatic
Threading” Button” on page 25).
b
Press the “Presser Foot Lifter” button to
lower the presser foot, and press the “Start/
Stop” button to start embroidering.
lower the presser foot, and press the “Start/
Stop” button to start embroidering.
→ When the first color is completely sewn, the machine
will automatically trim the threads and stop. The
presser foot will then automatically be raised.
On the embroidery color order display, the next
presser foot will then automatically be raised.
On the embroidery color order display, the next
color will move to the top.
c
Remove the thread for the first color from
the machine. Thread the machine with the
next color.
the machine. Thread the machine with the
next color.
d
Repeat the same steps for embroidering the
remaining colors.
remaining colors.
→ When the last color is sewn, “Finish sewing” will
appear on the display. Press (CLOSE), and the
display will return to the original screen.
display will return to the original screen.
Memo
The [+] cursor moves over the pattern, show-
ing which part of the pattern is being sewn.
ing which part of the pattern is being sewn.
Memo
If there is thread left over from the beginning
of sewing, it may be sewn over as you con-
tinue embroidering the pattern, making it very
difficult to deal with the thread after the pattern
is finished. Trim the threads at the beginning.
of sewing, it may be sewn over as you con-
tinue embroidering the pattern, making it very
difficult to deal with the thread after the pattern
is finished. Trim the threads at the beginning.
b
a
Memo
The Thread Trimming Function is originally set
to trim excess thread jumps (threads linking
parts of the pattern, etc.). When an end of
upper thread may remain on the surface of the
fabric at the beginning of the stitching,
depending on the type of thread and fabric
that are used. After embroidering is finished,
cut off this excess thread.
*If the setting has been turned off, trim the
excess thread jumps using scissors after the
pattern is finished.
See page 155 for information on the thread
trimming function.
to trim excess thread jumps (threads linking
parts of the pattern, etc.). When an end of
upper thread may remain on the surface of the
fabric at the beginning of the stitching,
depending on the type of thread and fabric
that are used. After embroidering is finished,
cut off this excess thread.
*If the setting has been turned off, trim the
excess thread jumps using scissors after the
pattern is finished.
See page 155 for information on the thread
trimming function.