User manual SINGER 569U1100

[. . . ] Quite simply said ­ no other machine can produce such precise and beautiful stitching, and do it at up to 650 stitches-per-minute. Then, you get all our great built-in features, like tons of designs, on-screen editing, thread brand selection, and as we like to say. . . so much more. [. . . ] Isn't it great to know what you want?! You'll never run out of designs. » CHOOSE FROM 90 BUILT-IN DESIGNS Start creating right away. The MC300E comes pre-programmed with 90 embroidery designs: 10 sized for the Large Hoop, 60 for the Standard Hoop and 20 combination designs. The style selection ranges from traditional florals all the way to whimsical children's designs. » POP IN A PC DESIGN CARD Janome offers a great library of optional PC Design Cards from fun and casual to elegant and ornate. Current design cards are also available on CD-ROM to use with your Janome software to manipulate or combine designs in your computer. » INTERNET OR SOFTWARE There are lots of sites on the Internet offering copyright-free designs in the Janome . jef and . sew formats. Rotate and resize designs from 90% 120%, then move them around in the hoop to create your layout. Automatically change colors to your favorite brand of thread: Janome, Robison-Anton, Madeira, or Mettler. You're ready to sew! You can even save your design file for later use. A Put the item you want to embroider in a hoop. To off-the-charts! B Choose the design you want to embroider and position it on the screen. C Attach the hoop and press the Embroidery key. The MC300E even tells you when to change thread color. Embroidery hoops included The MC300E has a really big hoop size, up to 5. 5" x 7. 9" In fact, you won't find . Our patented telescopic carriage arm allows the hoop to move forward or backwards with tremendous flexibility. [. . . ] Our patented telescopic carriage arm allows the hoop to move forward or backwards with tremendous flexibility. Of course, with the exclusive Janome Clothsetter, your designs aren't limited by hoop size. [. . . ]