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PREPARING FOR BOBBIN WORK
A-4
■ Upper thread
Embroidery thread (polyester thread) or
monofilament (transparent nylon) thread.
If you do not wish for the upper thread to be visible,
we recommend using transparent nylon
monofilament thread or polyester light weight
thread (50wt. or above) that is the same color as the
lower thread.
■ Needle
Use a needle appropriate for the upper thread and
fabric being used. Refer to “Embroidery Step by
Step” on page B-46.
■ Embroidery foot
Embroidery foot “W” or embroidery foot with LED
pointer “W+”
* Included accessories vary depending on the
countries or regions.
■ Fabric
Be sure to embroider trial patterns on a piece of
scrap fabric, which includes the same threads and
fabric as what is being used in your project.
Upper Threading
a
Install a needle appropriate for the upper
thread and fabric to be used.
For details on installing the needle, refer to
“CHANGING THE NEEDLE” on page B-45.
b
Attach the embroidery foot.
c
Thread the machine with the upper thread.
For details on threading the machine, refer to
“Upper Threading” on page B-38.
Preparing the Bobbin Thread
In order to create bobbin work, the bobbin case
must be replaced with the one for bobbin work.
Before creating bobbin work, clean the bobbin case
and the race.
a
Raise the needle and embroidery foot, and
then turn off the machine.
b
Remove the embroidery unit.
c
Grasp both sides of the needle plate cover,
and then slide it toward you to remove it.
a Needle plate cover
d
Remove the bobbin case.
a Bobbin case
e
Use the cleaning brush included with the
machine or a vacuum cleaner to remove
any lint and dust from the race and its
surrounding area.
a Cleaning brush
b Race
Note
• The results may be affected by the type of
fabric used. Before embroidering your
project, be sure to embroider trial patterns
on a piece of scrap fabric that is the same
as the fabric used in the project.
- Operation Manual 1
- TRADEMARKS 2
- 3Electrical Hazards: 3
- 7This machine is not a toy: 4
- 8For a longer service life: 4
- 9For repair or adjustment: 4
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 5
- Product Name: 6
- Model Number: 6
- Brother Sewing Machine 6
- VE2200, BP2100 6
- CONTENTS 8
- ■ Front View 10
- ■ Right-side/Rear View 10
- Included Accessories 13
- Brother dealer 15
- Chapter2 Sensor Functions 17
- B Basic operations 18
- Getting Ready 18
- WARNING 19
- Basic operations B-19 21
- Basic operations B-23 25
- LCD SCREEN 26
- “Shutoff Support Mode” 27
- USB Mouse Is Used 27
- Thumbnails 29
- Using the Machine Help Key 31
- Press 32
- Press (upper threading) 32
- Read the instructions 32
- Using Threads that Unwind 43
- Adjustment screen appears 46
- About the Needle 48
- Embroidery Step by Step 48
- ACCESSORY TO THE MACHINE 51
- Using a USB Mouse 52
- Basic operations B-51 53
- Sensor Functions (For models 54
- CONNECTING THE SENSOR PEN 56
- IMPORTANT 57
- Calibrating the Sensor Pen 58
- Basic operations B-57 59
- USING SENSOR FUNCTIONS IN 60
- Basic operations B-59 61
- Basic operations B-61 63
- Embroidering 65
- Embroidery 66
- SELECTING PATTERNS 67
- Selecting Embroidery 68
- Patterns/Brother 68
- “Exclusives”/Floral 68
- Alphabet/Bobbin Work Patterns 68
- Selecting Character Patterns 69
- Selecting Frame Patterns 71
- Selecting Patterns from 71
- Embroidery Cards 71
- Selecting Patterns from USB 72
- Media/Computer 72
- Embroidering E-9 73
- ■ Inserting the Fabric 78
- ■ Using the Embroidery Sheet 79
- Fabric Edges 80
- Previewing the Completed 84
- Pattern 84
- Sewing Embroidery Patterns 87
- Which Use Appliqué 87
- Embroidering E-25 89
- If the Thread Breaks During 91
- Resuming Embroidery After 92
- Turning Off the Power 92
- Embroidering E-29 93
- Adjusting Thread Tension 94
- No Color on the Screw) 95
- Not to Trim 97
- Display” 99
- CAUTION 100
- Embroidering E-37 101
- Rotating the Pattern 102
- Creating a Horizontal Mirror 103
- Enlarging the Editing Screen 103
- Patterns Only) 104
- Character Patterns 104
- Changing the Density 104
- Embroidering E-41 105
- REVISING THE PATTERN 106
- Uninterrupted Embroidering 107
- (Monochrome - Using a Single 107
- Machine’s Memory 109
- USB Media 110
- Computer 111
- Retrieving Patterns from the 112
- Recalling from USB Media 113
- Recalling from the Computer 114
- EMBROIDERY APPLICATIONS 115
- Embroidering E-53 117
- Embroidering E-55 119
- E Embroidering 120
- Embroidery Edit 120
- EXPLANATION OF FUNCTIONS 121
- SELECTING PATTERNS TO EDIT 122
- Embroidering E-59 123
- • When selecting , and 124
- EDITING PATTERNS 125
- ■ Key Functions 126
- Embroidering E-63 127
- Changing Character Spacing 128
- Reducing Character Spacing 129
- Patterns 129
- Changing the Color of Each 130
- Changing the Thread Color 131
- Thread Table from the List 133
- USB media 134
- Choosing a Color from the 135
- Custom Thread Table 135
- Designing Repeated Patterns 136
- Embroidering E-73 137
- ■ Repeating One Element of a 138
- Repeated Pattern 138
- ■ Assigning Thread Marks 139
- Embroidering the Pattern 140
- Repeatedly 140
- Embroidering E-77 141
- Duplicating a Pattern 142
- After Editing 143
- Editing Combined Patterns 144
- Embroidering E-81 145
- Sewing Combined Patterns 147
- Basting Embroidery 148
- USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION 149
- Appendix 151
- A Appendix 152
- How to Create Bobbin Work 152
- ABOUT BOBBIN WORK 153
- PREPARING FOR BOBBIN WORK 153
- Upper Threading 154
- Preparing the Bobbin Thread 154
- CREATING BOBBIN WORK 158
- Appendix A-11 161
- ADJUSTING THE SCREEN 168
- TROUBLESHOOTING 169
- Appendix A-21 171
- Appendix A-23 173
- ERROR MESSAGES 174
- SPECIFICATIONS 175
- Upgrade Procedure Using USB 176
- Upgrade Procedure Using 177
- 882-D80/D82 180
- Printed in Taiwan 180
- XF3635-001 180
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