User Guide

, Inc. 3 | Multiple-Section Designs -

You are then free to adjust the actual number of thread changes per

file by manually inserting new section breaks

(Tools > Insert Section Break).

Note: When you have a multiple-file design or a

multiple-hoop design, BuzzEdit

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locks your design in the

appropriate hoop area so that the design sections do not shift

out of alignment at the machine. BuzzEdit

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usually

accomplishes this by inserting several locking stitches into the

two corners of the design area which are sewn last.

Sewing Your Multiple-File Designs

To sew a multiple-file design, first mount the fabric in the hoop as

you would for any design. Then transfer the sewing files, the files

appended with a letter, to the embroidery machine. Mount the hoop

as usual. Then sew files in the order of the appended letters, -A first,

then –B, etc. Depending on the file type, after sewing each design

section you may need to remove the two locking stitches that

BuzzEdit uses to lock your design in position. Of course you should

not move or adjust the hoop between design sections because then

the sections will not align correctly.

Multiple-Position Hoops

BuzzEdit

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allows you to create designs larger than the largest

design area supported by your design file type. It does this by

supporting the use of multiple-position hoops.