Baby Lock Destiny (BLDY) Instruction & Reference Guide-Part2 - Manual (Page 22)

EDITING PATTERNS
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■ Changing the Size and the Density of
the Pattern
You can change the pattern size while maintaining
the desired thread density. The machine recalculates
the stitch density automatically. With this function,
the pattern will be enlarged or reduced at a larger
ratio than with normal pattern resizing.
a
Press in the size window.
* Press : When changing the size, the
pattern keeps the original density.
* Press : When you want to increase or
decrease the density of the design.
b
Change the density.
* Press to make the pattern less dense.
* Press to make the pattern more dense.
c
Select the direction in which to change the
size.
d
Press .
■ Changing the Size by Dragging
You can also change the pattern size by dragging the
red point on the pattern image using your finger,
touch pen or connected mouse.
Creating a Horizontal Mirror
Image
Press so it appears as to create a
horizontal mirror image of the selected pattern.
Press again to return the pattern to normal.
Note
• Be sure to sew trial embroidery using same
fabric and threads as project in order to
check the sewing results.
• This function cannot be used with alphabet
character patterns, frame patterns or border
patterns. However, a border pattern can be
edited after this function has been used.
• Patterns with a large number of stitches
(about 100,001 or more) cannot be resized
while maintaining a desired thread density.
The maximum limit for the number of
stitches differs depending on the data size
of pattern.
Note
• If the pattern is enlarged and there is space
between stitches, a better effect can be
achieved by increasing the thread density.
• If the pattern is reduced and the stitching is
too thick, a better effect can be achieved by
reducing the thread density.
Note
• You can change the pattern size with one
finger. Using two or more fingers does not
work.