Baby Lock Ellisimo BLSO-BF Technical manual

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CONTENTS

Accessories............................................................................................................................... 2

Embroidering with the Continuous Border Hoop ...................................................................... 2

Sample Projects Using the Continuous Border Hoop .......................................................... 2

Selecting a Pattern .............................................................................................................. 3

Hooping the Fabric in the Continuous Border Hoop ........................................................... 5

Attaching the Continuous Border Hoop to the Embroidery Unit ..........................................6

Embroidering the First Pattern .............................................................................................7

Removing the Continuous Border Hoop ............................................................................. 8

Embroidering the Next Pattern ............................................................................................ 8

Accessories

Check that the following items are provided. If anything

is missing or damaged, contact your authorized retailer

or Baby Lock Customer Service.

• Continuous border hoop

Since the sewing area can easily be changed

when the continuous border hoop is used,

repeated patterns can be sewn simply by sliding

the fabric. An area of 10 cm × 18 cm (approx.

4 inches × 7 inches) can be embroidered.

• Embroidery sheet

This embroidery sheet is for the continuous

border hoop. It is used to position the fabric after

the embroidering location is determined.

• Operation manual (this guide)

Embroidering with the Continuous

Border Hoop

Since the fabric can easily be repositioned and

rehooped if the continuous border hoop is used, this

frame is useful for embroidering repeated patterns

while sliding the fabric. An added feature of this

frame is that the pressure applied by the upper and

lower frames does not leave an indentation in the

fabric. An area of 10 cm × 18 cm (approx. 4 inches ×

7 inches) can be embroidered.

■Sample Projects Using the Continuous

Border Hoop

We recommend using the continuous border hoop

when embroidery repeated patterns at the edges of

items such as curtains, chair covers, bed covers,

tablecloths and blankets.

CAUTION

• Do not leave the continuous border hoop within the

reach of children, otherwise injuries may result.

Note

• When the continuousborder hoop is notbeing used,

unlock it before storing it.

■Selecting a Pattern

aSelect and select a pattern.

bCombine the patterns and use the border

function to repeat the pattern.

cPress .

dFrom the embroidery frame display settings,

select one of the embroidery frame displays

for the continuous border hoop.

* Of the 14 settings available, there are two for continuous

border hoop.

aContinuous border hoop embroidering area

(18 cm × 10 cm)

bCenter line

Memo

• For details on the border function, refer to

“Designing Repeated Patterns” in chapter 6 of the

Operation Manual for the sewing machine.

eIf necessary, add the thread mark. Since the

pattern will be repeatedly embroidered from

the top to the bottom, add the thread mark at

the lower center of the pattern. When you are

finished, press .

→Touch and , or and to highlight

the design for inserting thread marks.

Note

• Do not add thread marks to character patterns.

• Add the thread mark to patterns that do not have a

point of alignment, such as rotated patterns or

patterns that are spaced apart. Patterns that can be

aligned visually can be embroidered cleanly without

the thread mark.

Memo

• Select the location where the thread mark is to be

added according to the direction that the embroidery

is repeated.

If the design direction is rotated, use the following

suggestions.

aFirst Pattern

bSecond Pattern

cThread mark

fPress .

■Hooping the Fabric in the Continuous Border

Hoop

aWith a chalk pen, mark the fabric with a line

drawn down the center of the area to be

embroidered.

aPattern

bMark (line)

bAffix stabilizer material to the fabric to be

embroidered.

cIf the upper frame is locked down against the

lower frame, press the left and right lock

release buttons to unlock the upper frame.

aLock release buttons

dLay the fabric between the upper and lower

frames.

Note

• When embroidering the edges of the fabric, affix

stabilizer material larger than the fabric, and then

firmly secure the fabric and excess part of the

stabilizer material within the continuous border hoop

(in the same way as when the normal embroidery

frame is used). Otherwise, misaligned patterns may

result.

aFabric

bStabilizer

ePlace the embroidery sheet in the upper

frame, align the guide line on the embroidery

sheet with the mark (line) on the fabric, and

then press down on the left and right locking

levers until they click into place.

aLocking levers

fRemove the embroidery sheet, and then pull

the four sides of the fabric to remove any

slack. Finally, check that the fabric is firmly

stretched.

■Attaching the Continuous Border Hoop to

the Embroidery Unit

aMake sure that the needle and presser foot

have been raised. If the needle has not been

raised, press the "Needle Position" button to

raise it. If the presser foot has not been raised,

press the "Presser Foot Lifter" button to raise

it.

bMake sure that the embroidery unit carriage

has moved to its initial position.

cAlign the guide on the continuous border

hoop with the right edge of the embroidery

frame holder.

aEmbroidery frame holder

bGuide on continuous border hoop

Memo

• The fabric can also be positioned in the continuous

border hoop by aligning the edge of the fabric with

the inner markings on the upper frame.

Note

• If there is excess fabric after the center of the

embroidering area is aligned with the center of the

continuous border hoop, fold over the excess fabric,

place it on top of the upper frame, and then press

down on the levers. Be careful that the folded

excess fabric is not caught in the embroidering area.

CAUTION

• After firmly hooping the fabric in the continuous

border hoop, attach the frame to the embroidery

unit. Otherwise, the needle may break and cause

injuries.

• Before attaching the continuous border hoop to the

embroidery unit, make sure that the needle and

presser foot have been raised. Otherwise, the

needle may break and cause injuries.

Note

• Before attaching the continuous border hoop, wind

the bobbin with thread and install it.

dSlide the continuous border hoop into the

embroidery frame holder, making sure to

align the continuous border hoop's arrow

mark (U) with the embroidery frame holder's

arrow mark (U).

aArrow marks

eLower the frame-securing lever so that it is

level with the continuous border hoop to

secure the continuous border hoop in the

embroidery frame holder.

aFrame-securing lever

■Embroidering the First Pattern

aTo check the embroidering area, press .

bThread the machine, and then start

embroidering.

→When embroidering is finished, the thread mark is

sewn with the last thread color.

CAUTION

• If the frame-securing lever is not lowered, the

pattern may not embroider correctly or the presser

foot may strike the continuous border hoop and

cause injuries.

Note

• When the continuous border hoop is used, the

embroidering time may be slightly longer than the

time that appears in the screen, depending on the

type of fabric and pattern that is used.

CAUTION

• Do not touch the continuous border hoop while

embroidering.

■Removing the Continuous Border Hoop

aRaise the frame-securing lever and pull the

continuous border hoop toward you.

■Embroidering the Next Pattern

aPress both lock release buttons and slide the

fabric to align the embroidering area of the

next pattern, and rehoop the fabric in the

continuous border hoop.

aPattern embroidered first

bPosition of pattern to be embroidered next

cEmbroidering area of embroidery sheet

bAttach the continuous border hoop to the

embroidery unit, and then press .

Note

• Before removing the continuous border hoop from

the embroidery unit, make sure that the embroidery

unit carriage has moved to its initial position.

CAUTION

• If the thread has become tangled and the

embroidery unit carriage does not move to its initial

position, even after the thread is cut, turn off the

machine, manually move the carriage, and then

remove the continuous border hoop.

• Only move the embroidery unit carriage when the

machine is turned off.

OFF

Note

• Adjust the position of the fabric so that the

embroidering area for the next pattern is within the

embroidering area of the embroidery sheet.

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