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Use Fill Stitch Types > Program Split to create decorative fill stitches where needle penetrations form a tiled pattern. |
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Use Outline Stitch Types > Program Split to create borders or columns of even width for decorative needle penetration patterns. Right-click for settings. |
Standard program split consists of a satin foreground and background – i.e. Satin-in-Satin. If patterns do not overlap you may get jump stitches or gaps occurring in the background. In this case, you can select from different combinations of satin and tatami stitches.
1Right-click the Program Split icon to access object properties.
2In the Combination Split panel, click the desired option:
Options include:
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This is the standard program split stitch type, which produces the smallest number of stitches. |
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Use this option to avoid long stitches when the patterns are small but column and row spacings are wide. |
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Both foreground and background use tatami. Select this option for large objects and patterns to avoid long stitches. |