User manual BUZZ TOOLS BUZZEDIT

[. . . ] BuzzEdit User's Manual Version 1 TM Manual Part Number ­ BTBE-200-W Copyright 2000 by Buzz Tools®, Inc. All rights reserved. The manual and the software described in this manual are copyrighted. No part of the manual or the described software may be copied, reproduced, translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable format without prior written approval of Buzz Tools®, Inc. Buzz Tools is a registered trademark of Buzz Tools®, Inc. BuzzEdit is a trademark of Buzz Tools®, Inc. [. . . ] This ensures that your hoop can move freely and easily during the embroidery process. The Viking 1+ shown with the Giant Hoop-it-All table. TM Make sure that your extension table is absolutely flat and is not resting on any other items such as electric cords or fabric scraps that can change its angle. Any change in the angle of the table may cause your Giant Hoop-it-AllTM frame to catch and could ruin your embroidery. You need to check this every time you sew! 3 Be sure you have adequate clearance on all sides of the embroidery machine to allow for the free and easy movement of the hoop frame during embroidery. Ready to Sew 1 Print out a sewing summary (File > Print Summary). You will use this later as a work list for sewing out your design. Copyright © 2000 Buzz Tools®, Inc. 4 | Multiple-Hoop Designs - 89 2 Print out a sewing template (File > Print Template) and use it to position your design onto your fabric. Once the template is positioned in the correct location on your fabric, mark the center location of the hoop onto your fabric using a water soluble fabric marker or other appropriate, temporary fabricmarking pen. If you are using the Giant Hoop-it-AllTM, you may also want to mark the outer perimeter of the hoop as provided on the BuzzEditTM template. Use the printed template for fabric and machine positioning. Do not mark your starting needle positions at this time. Wait until your fabric is set in the embroidery hoop. These starting locations must be very accurate in order for your design to sew correctly. 3 In step 5, after you have mounted your fabric in the hoop, you are going to mark the starting needle position of each design area. On the BuzzEditTM template, each starting location is marked with a small cross hair. When you mark your fabric, you need a hole in the center of each crosshair for the tip of the fabric-marking pen. Remove the template from your fabric and place it onto a sewing mat or other similar cutting surface. Using an eyelet punch, punch a small hole in the center of each of these cross hairs. An eyelet punch 4 Follow the manufacturer's recommendations when setting your fabric into the hoop frame. Check that the fabric is secure and correctly positioned in the hoop frame. Since you will be sewing multiple design pieces that combine into one large design, you will not be able to adjust the overall design's position as it is stitched out in the hoop. Therefore, you need to Copyright © 2000 Buzz Tools®, Inc. 90 ­ BuzzEditTM | make any adjustments prior to stitching by correctly positioning the fabric in the hoop frame. 5 Once your fabric is in the embroidery hoop frame, carefully position the sewing template in the embroidery hoop, checking that the center marks of the BuzzEditTM template match the center marks of the sewing areas on your hoop frame. You may need to locate and mark these center marks on your hoop frame manually prior to this step. On some hoop frames, this is marked on a template supplied by the hoop manufacturer. On other hoops frames, such as the Giant Hoop-it-AllTM, you may need to measure this center location and mark it yourself. Tape down your template so that it doesn't shift during the marking of your fabric, . Use a fabric marker of your choice and place a dot in the eyelet hole for each design section. [. . . ] Licensee shall not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble any Licensed Product for any purpose without Licensor's prior express written consent, nor shall Licensee attempt to create the source code from the object code or defeat any software key used to activate the Licensed Products. (b) The license granted herein is personal to Licensee and is not transferable except upon Licensor's prior written consent. In particular, Licensee shall not attempt to sublicense, rent, lease, or otherwise permit any use by another of any Licensed Product except as expressly provided herein. (c) Licensee shall not remove or alter, without Licensor's prior written consent, any proprietary notice on any Licensed Product or Documentation. [. . . ]