Pfaff Creative 7510 A - Specialty Embroidery; Linen Embroidery

You can
combine the
individual
cross
stitch
programs using
your imagination
to
achieve
large
area cross
stitch motifs.
These
combinations
are
entered
into
the
M-memory
and
are
then sewn
successively
next to
each other.
To do
this
follow
these
steps:
• Draw the
desired
cross stitch
motif on graph
paper.
• Divide
this motif
into blocks
which can
be
entered
into the
M-memory
as
pattern
combinations.
• Now
mark the
starting
point of the
first
cross
stitch in
each
memory.
The
start and end
points
of the
cross
stitches
are
particularly important
as
they determine
the
stitch direction.
A cross
stitch
that
finishes
on
the right can
only be
combined
with a cross
stitch that starts
on
the right The
starting
points are
marked with
a
small
circle
and
the
end points
are
marked
with a dot
TIP:
With
the
“c”
key, you can
transfer
starting
points
from left to
right and
from right
to left
Cross
stitch motif
“rabbit”
For
this
motif,
the
following
combinations
have
been
stored:
Ml—
4x52/53
M2—
2x53/(key
1
8)/4x52/53/3x5212x53/
3x52/53(key
1
8)
9x5 3
3x5
2
2x53/4x52/53(key 18)1
3x5212x53(key
1
8)13x52/53
4x52153(key
1
8)
53(key
18)15x52/53(key
18)
3x53(key 1
8)
3x5 3
3x9 1
Where
key
18
is
written in brackets,
the
program
ming
number
must be entered
as
an axial mirror-
image.
• Press
the
“m)”
key
for pattern
sequence.
• Now enter
the selected
cross stitches
into
the
M-Memory.
• To sew
the pattern,
recall the
programmed
memories
successively
by
pressing the
“single
pattern”
key
• After
you
have
finished
sewing the memory,
pull
the threads
to the
reverse
side
of the fabric
and
knot
them together.
• Delete the
sewed memory
and
enter the new
combination.
When you position
the
sewing
foot
watch the
crosswise
lines on
stitch foot 2A,
they
should be aligned
with the
starting
points
of
the
adjoining
cross stitches.
Embroidering
cross
stitch
motifs with
• Mark
each
memory
with a
number and
arrows
programs
52-54
for
the
respective
sewing
direction.
M3-
M4-
M5
-
Ml
M6-
M7-
MB
M9-
M9-
‘I,
M8
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