JANOME Embroidery Software Instruction Book
Chapter 23 Special Lettering Features
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2 Travel to the point in the stitching sequence where you
want to insert the ornament – usually the end. See
Traveling through designs for details.
3 Select Embroidery > Insert Design.
The Open dialog opens at the previously opened
folder.
4 From the Look In dropdown list, browse to the
C:\Embroidery Album\Monogram Accents folder.
5 Select the ornament to insert and click Open.
The design is inserted at the current needle position.
6 Move the ornament into the required position. See
Positioning objects using click and drag for details.
7 Adjust size and position as required. See Reshaping
objects for details.
Editing monograms
You can’t take a monogram object back to the
Monogramming dialog to make changes. But you
can edit it like a normal lettering object by
adjusting the object details. However, when the
object is selected, you will see the real characters
used to make the lettering object – e.g. instead of
‘Left F’, you will see ampersand (&) as per the
table. Use the table to edit the characters in the
dialog. See Monogram font mappings for details.
To edit a monogram
1 Select the monogramming object.
2 Double-click the object. Alternatively right-click it and
select Object Details from the popup menu.
The Object Details > Fill Stitch dialog opens.
3 Select the Lettering tab.
4 Edit the text in the text entry panel as required.
5 Make any other adjustments you require. See also
Setting lettering orientations.
6 Click OK.
Note Letters are filled with stitches according to
current settings in the Fill Stitch tab of the Object
Details dialog. You can change these at any time. See
Changing lettering stitch types for details.
Try this! JANOME Embroidery Software lets you
insert a color change on any desired stitch in
EasyDesign. This is particularly useful when working
with monograms or other lettering objects. See
Inserting manual color changes for details.
Monogram font mappings
JANOME Embroidery Software contains four
monogramming fonts – Fancy, Octagon, Point and
Seal. Monogramming fonts provide three sets of
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