User Guide

, Inc. 2 | Manipulating Stitches - 57

Before Reversing the

Sewing Order

Before reversing the sewing order of this

block, you cannot see the understitching.

After Reversing the

Sewing Order

Afterward, the understitching would be sewn

on top of the fill area. [The understitching in

this example is shown in black so that you

can see it.]

In order to avoid this type of problem, you have two different options

available to you. You can:

1 Delete the understitching prior to using this command

2 Do not include the understitching in your selection. If you

choose this option, you can select the understitching in a

separate operation and reverse its sewing order so that both

sections sew correctly in relationship to each other.

Stitch Editing

You can do sophisticated stitch editing by inserting or moving

individual needle points.

Insert Stitches

You can use the Insert Stitches tool to bury a jump stitch by

breaking the jump stitch into smaller stitches that are sewn

underneath other areas of stitching.

Position the stitch cursor in the Stitches-in-Time

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display. If you are

going to reroute a jump stitch, position your stitch cursor directly in

front of the long jump stitch you are going to reroute.

Click on the Insert Stitches tool. Each click in the

Stitches-in-Space window will now add a needlepoint and

divide the current stitch into two stitches. Before each click,