04 08 26 Using Extended Width E2E Designs

How to correctly build an all over E2E design using an Extended Width E2E design and retain the row Start/End points. 1. Create the Quilting Space/Frame Space. 2. Create your 2 Corner Area as you would for any all over e2e design. 3. Open the extended width design. Make sure it’s wider than your Area. 4. For Pro-Stitcher Premium users, go to Settings – Advanced – General. In the right sidebar at the very bottom, make sure, “Load Design to Crosshairs” is selected (this is the ONLY option for Lite users, so you do not need to set anything.) 5. Place your crosshairs JUST inside the left edge of the Area, and JUST below the top edge of the area, so that your crosshairs are just inside the upper left corner of your Area. 6. Go to File – Design – Open. This will load your design element so that the design is JUST barely to the left and below that upper left corner of your Area. If you move the design at all, BASELINE that modification prior to repeating. OR, if the Baseline button is available at this point, BASELINE. 7. Go to Repeat tab – in the right sidebar, touch the Vertical button. Add enough vertical repeats so your design extends below the bottom edge of your Area. 8. Baseline. 9. Go to Modify – Crop – Outside – Edges. 10. Baseline. 11. You should see all your row Start/End points on the left edge of your design. If you do NOT, undo until you’re back at your individual design element and nudge it to the right a little bit to ASSURE the Start/End points are within the Area. 12. Last VERY IMPORTANT step prior to saving and stitching: For Premium owners, go to the Settings tab – Auto Jump, and in the right sidebar, set Jumps to 0. For Lite users, go to Settings tab – Default, and turn Auto Jumps OFF. This will make Pro-Stitcher pause at every End point, which will allow you to cut your threads and more importantly, advance if needed!! 13. Save your design. 14. Stitch your design out.