If you want to see the different Blackwork outlines and embroider them for Stitch samples, go to the BERNINA Embroidery Library, Public Embroidery, Reference Files – Blackwork Borders. Name derives from black silk thread traditionally used in this form of embroidery. Right-click for setting.ġ0: Blackwork Outline/Settings. Create long, narrow borders with a ‘comb’ effect.

Right-click for settings.ĩ: Blanket Outline/Settings. Create raised satin borders – can be used with Trapunto for quilting effects. Right-click for settings.Ĩ: Raised Satin Outline/Settings. Create thicker borders or columns of even thickness. Right-click for settings.ħ: Satin Outline/Settings. Right-click for settings.Ħ: Zigzag Outline/Settings. Create traditional Stemstitch borders or details such as stems and vines. Right-click for settings.ĥ: Stemstitch Outline/Settings. Create traditional Backstitch borders – old, adaptable stitch type used for delicate outlines. Right-click for settings.Ĥ: Backstitch outline/Settings. Right-click for settings.ģ: Sculpture Run Outline/Settings.

Create a thicker outline by repeating each stitch three times – use for heavier borders or details. Right-click for settings.Ģ: Triple Outline/Settings. Create a single row of stitches along a digitized outline – used for borders or details. The Stitches Toolbar can be found at the bottom of your screen, with 12 icons for making Outline s:ġ: Single Outline/Settings. Icons can be used by left-click = activate, and right-click = properties. In this lesson we will limit ourselves to Outlines (fill stitches are covered in the next lesson). A vast amount of outlines and fill stitches basic and more artistic or decorative.

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