ELNA XPRESSIVE 2 - Changing Satin Effect Properties; Applying a Jagged Effect to Satin Stitches

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ser’s Guide
To set the density:
1 Select the Satin segment.
2 Click the Segment Settings
tool on the
ribbon.
You see the Segment Settings property
pages.
3 Click the Satin property page.
4 In the Density box (-/+) area, use the
density slider to specify the density
level for your Satin stitches.
To create stitches with a looser density,
move the density slider to the left. To
create stitches with a tighter density,
move the density slider to the right.
5 Click OK.
You see the lettering altered accordingly.
Changing Satin Effect
properties
Applying a jagged effect
to Satin stitches
You can apply jagged edges to your stitches.
You need to choose a minimum and
maximum setting for the jagged edge. The
range can be a positive or a negative value. If
you set a negative value, the jagged edge is
placed on the inside of the column. If you set
a positive value, the jagged edge is placed on
the outside of the column.
To apply a jagged effect:
1 Select the Satin Path segment.
2 Click the Segment Settings
tool on the
ribbon.
You see the Segment Settings property
pages.
3 Click the Satin Path/Column Effects
property page.
4 In the Jagged list, select one of the
following jagged effect types:
 None.
 Both to make both sides of the
stitches jagged.
 First to make the first side of the
stitches jagged.
 Second to make the second side of
the stitches jagged.
5 In the Min. Jagged Range area, use the
jagged range slider to specify the
minimum jagged range for your Satin
Path stitches.
To place the jagged edge on the inside of
the column (positive value), move the
jagged range slider to the left. To place
In the Segment Settings dialog, look at
the image beside the density slider. As
you adjust the density level of your
segment and move the density slider to
the left or right, you can see how the
stitches in your design will be affected.
Jagged effects Jagged range