Baby Lock Solaris BLSAU Technisches Handbuch

CONTENTS

CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................. 1

Utility Stitches and Character/Decorative Stitches ................................................................. 2

Quilting Stitch Patterns ................................................................................................................................... 2

Shape of Guidelines......................................................................................................................................... 2

Zigzag Couching.............................................................................................................................................. 2

■Prepare for Zigzag Couching............................................................................................................................... 3

■Sewing Zigzag Couching ..................................................................................................................................... 4

Embroidery.............................................................................................................................. 5

Addition of 272 mm x 272 mm Frame............................................................................................................. 5

Embroidering Couching Patterns..................................................................................................................... 5

■Preparing for Embroidery Couching .................................................................................................................... 5

■Embroidering a Couching Pattern........................................................................................................................ 7

Quilting Borders.............................................................................................................................................. 8

■Creating Quilting Border Data ............................................................................................................................ 8

■Embroidering a Quilting Border .......................................................................................................................... 9

Selecting Multiple Characters for Editing a Line of Text................................................................................ 12

Registering Favorite Color Schemes With the Color Visualizer Function ...................................................... 13

Automatically Lowering the Presser Foot When Embroidering...................................................................... 13

IQ Designer........................................................................................................................... 14

Additional Patterns........................................................................................................................................ 14

Frame Stamp ................................................................................................................................................. 14

Region Settings for Decorative Fill Patterns .................................................................................................. 14

Additional Methods for Selecting an Area of the Design ............................................................................... 14

Other Functions .................................................................................................................... 15

Tutorial Videos.............................................................................................................................................. 15

Monitoring App............................................................................................................................................. 15

CONTENTS

Utility Stitches and Character/Decorative Stitches

This manual provides details on the functions added/upgraded. Before using this manual, upgrade your

machine according to the procedure in the Installation Guide. Before using the functions described in this

manual, read the Instruction and Reference Guide included with the machine.

The screen illustrations in this manual may differ from actual ones shown on the machine.

Quilting Stitch Patterns

Three utility stitches for quilting have been added.

These stitch patterns are made up of several short

stitches. Sew these stitch patterns using transparent

nylon thread or lightweight thread with a color

matching the fabric for the upper thread to give

your project the look of hand sewing. If the bobbin

thread has a color different from the fabric, the

stitch pattern will stand out.

Shape of Guidelines

Select a line or point as the shape of the

guidelines.

Zigzag Couching

You can easily sew decorative effects using yarn.

Utility Stitches and

Character/Decorative

Stitches

Note

• For most fabrics and threads, using a 90/14

needle will result in a clean finish.

• To bring up more of the bobbin thread,

increase the thread tension.

CAUTION

• When using yarn, we recommend selecting

yarn of weight 4 (MEDIUM ). Medium

yarn is often referred to as worsted weight, 20

knitted stitches per 10cm, or 9-11 wraps per

inch. The diameter of the yarn is

approximately 2-3 mm (1/12-1/8 inch). If the

yarn is extremely thin or thick, has an unusual

shape (flat or furry), or more than 2 yarns, the

best finishing results may not be achieved, or

injuries or damage may result.

Note

• Sew test stitches on the fabric before

sewing on your project.

• We recommend using a stabilizer material

when sewing stretch fabrics, lightweight

fabrics, fabrics with a coarse weave, or

fabrics which are prone to fabric shrinkage.

Utility Stitches and Character/Decorative Stitches

■Prepare for Zigzag Couching

aAttach the spool stand to the machine.

At this time, do not raise the telescopic thread guide

shaft.

* Refer to “Assembling the Spool Stand” in the

machine's Instruction and Reference Guide

(Sewing).

bInsert the yarn guide for zigzag couching

into the slot on the top left of the machine.

cPress to lock all keys and buttons, and

then raise the presser foot lever.

dAttach the dual feed foot to the machine

without attaching the sole of the couching

dual feed foot.

* Refer to “Attaching the Dual Feed Foot” in the

machine's Instruction and Reference Guide

(Sewing).

ePass the yarn through the telescopic thread

guide and the yarn guide (1) to (2).

fThread the yarn through the couching sole.

Pass the yarn through the loop in the yarn

threader, and then pass the threader from

top to bottom through the hole on the

couching sole.

gAttach the sole of the couching dual feed

foot shown below to the dual feed foot.

Note

• There are two yarn guides: one for sewing

couching and one for embroidery couching.

Check the shape of the part, and then install

the appropriate guide.

aYarn guide for sewing couching

bYarn guide for embroidery couching

Note

• Make sure that the yarn does not become

entangled as you work.

Utility Stitches and Character/Decorative Stitches

hPull out the yarn for about 10 cm (4 inches)

to the back of the machine.

iPress to unlock all keys and buttons.

jThread the machine with the upper thread.

■Sewing Zigzag Couching

aSelect (Stitch Pattern 1-10).

bMeasure the width of the yarn and set the

stitch width according to the width of the

yarn.

cRotate the handwheel to set the needle in

the sewing start position. Start sewing on

the right side of the yarn.

dMake sure that the yarn passes straight

through the channel in the back of the sole

of the couching dual feed foot, and then

lower the presser foot.

aChannel

eSet the sewing speed to a medium speed.

fPress “Start/Stop” button to start sewing.

* While lightly holding down the fabric with both

hands, adjust the sewing direction.

Note

• Do not use the spool stand for upper

thread. Otherwise thread may tangle with

yarn.

Note

• Make sure that there is enough width to

wrap over the yarn.

• You can adjust the stitch width while

checking the camera view. Refer to

“Checking the Needle Location in the

Screen” in the machine's Instruction and

Reference Guide (Sewing).

aZigzag stitch

bYarn

Note

• Pull off an appropriate amount of yarn from

the ball or skein so the yarn does not

become taut.

Memo

• The multi-function foot controller can also

be very useful for sharp angle sewing when

set to single stitch sewing. Refer to

“Specifying the Multi-Function Foot

Controller (Sold Separately)” in the

machine's Instruction and Reference Guide

(Sewing).

• Pivoting is also useful when rotating fabric

with both hands.

• When guideline marker is set to on, it is

easy to sew zigzag couching straight.

Embroidery

• 75 built-in embroidery patterns have been

added. For details, refer to the Embroidery

Design Guide.

Addition of 272 mm x 272 mm

Frame

The machine has been upgraded to be compatible

with the embroidery frame H 272 mm × W

272 mm (H 10-5/8 inches × W 10-5/8 inches).

For details on how to insert the fabric into the

embroidery frame, refer to “Inserting Fabric into

Embroidery Frame (408mm × 272 mm (approx.

16 inches × 10-5/8 inches))” in the machine's

Instruction and Reference Guide (Embroidery).

Embroidering Couching Patterns

40 couching patterns for embroidering have been

added. For details, refer to the Embroidery Design

Guide.

Couching patterns can be embroidered using yarn.

■Preparing for Embroidery Couching

aTurn off the machine.

Attach the embroidery unit.

bInstall a bobbin wound with embroidery

bobbin thread.

cTurn on the machine.

dPress .

eSelect , and then select the desired

pattern from the category.

And then press .

fPress to lock all keys and buttons, and

then raise the presser foot lever.

gAttach embroidery couching foot “Y”.

hRotate the handwheel and check that the

needle is in the left half of the hole in

embroidery couching foot “Y”.

If the needle is not in the left half, use the multi-

purpose screwdriver to turn the screw of embroidery

couching foot “Y” to adjust the position of the

embroidery foot. Turn the screw toward you to move

the embroidery foot to the right. Turn the screw toward

the back to move the embroidery foot to the left.

After making adjustments, rotate the handwheel and

check that the needle does not touch the presser foot.

Embroidery

CAUTION

• When using yarn, we recommend selecting

yarn of weight 4 (MEDIUM ). Medium

yarn is often referred to as worsted weight, 20

knitted stitches per 10cm, or 9-11 wraps per

inch. The diameter of the yarn is

approximately 2-3 mm (1/12-1/8 inch). If the

yarn is extremely thin or thick, has an unusual

shape (flat or furry), or more than 2 yarns, the

best finishing results may not be achieved, or

injuries or damage may result.

Note

• Before embroidering your project, do trial

embroidery on a scrap piece of fabric that is

the same as that used in your project.

CAUTION

• When using embroidery couching foot“Y”,

make sure the machine is in embroidery

mode. Otherwise, the needle will strike the

embroidery couching foot, causing the needle

to break and possibly causing injury.

Embroidery

iAttach the spool stand to the machine.

At this time, do not raise the telescopic thread guide

shaft.

* Refer to “Assembling the Spool Stand” in the

machine's Instruction and Reference Guide

(Sewing).

jInsert the yarn guide for embroidery

couching into the slot on the top left of the

machine.

kPass the yarn through the telescopic thread

guide and the yarn guide (1) to (2).

lPass the yarn through the guide on

embroidery couching foot “Y”.

mThread the yarn through embroidery

couching foot “Y”.

Pass the yarn through the loop in the yarn

threader, and then pass the threader from

top to bottom through the hole in

embroidery couching foot “Y”. Pull the

yarn to the front of the machine.

Note

• There are two yarn guides: one for sewing

couching and one for embroidery couching.

Check the shape of the part, and then install

the appropriate guide.

aYarn guide for embroidery couching

bYarn guide for sewing couching

Note

• Pull off an appropriate amount of yarn from

the ball so that the yarn does not become

taut.

• Make sure that the yarn does not become

entangled as you work.

Memo

• Place a sheet of paper under the presser

foot to smoothly pass the yarn threader

through the hole in embroidery couching

foot “Y”.

Embroidery

nPress to unlock all keys and buttons.

oThread the machine with the upper thread.

pPress the "Presser Foot Lifter" button twice

to raise the presser foot and then attach the

embroidery frame to the embroidery unit.

■Embroidering a Couching Pattern

aPress .

bMake sure that about 20 cm (8 inches) of

yarn is pulled to the front of the machine.

cWhile holding the yarn in your hand in

front of you, press the “Start/Stop” button.

dAfter embroidering several stitches, release

the yarn.

When embroidering is finished, the machine will

automatically trim the threads and stop.

eCut the yarn, leaving about 20 cm

(8 inches).

fPunch a hole through the fabric with an awl

or tapestry needle and then use the yarn

threader to pull the excess yarn to the

wrong side of the fabric.

gTie the end of the yarn so it cannot be

pulled out, and then use scissors to cut off

any excess yarn.

Note

• Do not use the spool stand for upper

thread. Otherwise thread may tangle with

yarn.

Memo

• For best results, use an upper thread that is

the same color as the yarn.

CAUTION

• Pulling the yarn upwards may cause it to catch

on the needle, causing it to break. Be careful

not to allow the yarn to catch on the needle.

Note

• Before embroidering, make sure that there

is enough yarn, upper thread and bobbin

thread.

• Make sure that the yarn passes smoothly

through the guides. Unravel as much yarn

from the ball as necessary so that the yarn

does not become taut.

• Use yarn that has no knots.

Memo

• When using a high-density yarn, the upper

thread tension may be disturbed. If this

happens, it is possible to improve it by

raising the "Embroidery Foot Height" by

about 1 mm on the settings screen.

Embroidery

Quilting Borders

Five quilting border patterns have been added.

■Creating Quilting Border Data

aWith a chalk pencil, mark the fabric with

the inner outline of the quilting border to

be embroidered.

Measure the size of the quilting border.

aInner outline (used for positioning)

bWidth

cHeight

dWidth of quilting border

bPress .

cSelect the pattern that you want to

embroider, and then press .

dSelect how to divide the pattern. For this

example, select “Semi-Auto split quilt

sash”.

aAuto split quilt sash

The pattern can be positioned using the built-in

camera. A maximum quilting border of 760 mm ×

500 mm (approx. 29-7/8 inches × 19-5/8 inches)

can be made.

For details on the procedure, refer to

“Embroidering Quilting Border Patterns” in the

Instruction and Reference Guide (Embroidery).

In the screen that appears after pressing this key,

select the embroidery frame to be used.

bSemi-Auto split quilt sash

By rehooping the fabric to embroider connecting

patterns, a quilting border of 3 m × 3 m (approx.

118 inches × 118 inches) can be created.

The pattern is positioned manually.

Memo

• Be sure to cut the fabric with an excess of

about 10 cm (4 inches) so that it will extend

to the edges of the embroidery frame.

Note

• The size of item that can be created differs

depending on the type of split that was

selected. Check the layout of “Auto split

quilt sash”, and then select “Semi-Auto split

quilt sash” if the layout did not appear as

desired.

a b

Embroidery

eSpecify the size of embroidery frame to be

used and the size of the quilting border, and

then press .

aPress or to select the embroidery frame

size.

bSpecify the width (1), height (2) and quilting

border width (3),and then press .

fCheck the pattern, and then press to

save it.

aThe thread colors can be changed.

gAfter the following message appears, press

A screen appears so that a pattern from the

machine’s memory can be selected.

■Embroidering a Quilting Border

aIn the screen for selecting a pattern from

the machine’s memory, select the saved

data.

A thumbnail of the entire quilting border and

thumbnails of the parts in each section appear.

a b

Memo

• The edges of the pattern may be shortened

when they are displayed.

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