Drawing a circle or an ellipse, Drawing an arc, Drawing a circle or an ellipse • drawing an arc – Brother PE-DESIGN Ver.5 User Manual

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Drawing a circle or an ellipse

1

Click

on the Tool Box.

The shape of the cursor changes to

and displays together with a small ellipse. The Sewing

Attributes bar now looks like this:

You can select the colors and stitches at this step or after creating the pattern. See “Color” on
page 144 and
“Stitch” on page 146.
You can also set the sewing attributes using the

Sew

menu (see “Sewing Attribute Setting” on

page 204).

You must decide now which kind of circle-related graphic you need.

2

Click the

Arc shape

selector, then click

Circle

.

3

Move the mouse to a point, click and drag the mouse.
The point where you start dragging is considered a corner of an imaginary rectangle. The point
where you release the mouse will be the diagonally opposed point of the rectangle. The ellipse will
fit inside the imaginary rectangle (its great axis equal to the larger edge of the rectangle, and it
small axis equal to the smaller edge).

Note that you can draw a perfect circle by holding the

key down while dragging the

mouse.

Drawing an arc

1

Click

on the Tool Box.

The shape of the cursor changes to

and displays together with a small ellipse. The Sewing

Attributes bar now looks like this:

You can select the colors and stitches at this step or after creating the pattern. See “Color” on
page 144 and
“Stitch” on page 146.
You can also set the sewing attributes using the

Sew

menu (see “Sewing Attribute Setting” on

page 204).
You must decide now which kind of circle-related graphic you need.

2

Click the

Arc shape

selector, then click

Arc

.

3

Proceed as you would to draw a circle or an ellipse.
When you release the mouse, a radial line appears on the ellipse.

4

Move the cursor (without dragging) to the start point of the arc and click.
The radial line disappears.

5

Move the cursor (without dragging) to the end point of the arc and click.

Shift

Click at start point

Move to end point

Click at end point

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