The image is simplified to a few solid colors, each matched to a Brother thread so the machine shows the right names. Swap any of them.
Strokes and lettering get satin columns that follow their centreline; wide shapes get a tatami fill with edge-walk underlay. Pull compensation, density and lock stitches are set for the cloth you pick.
Stitches are written in the machine's native format. Load it from USB, thread the needles in the order shown, and press start.
Flat art with clear edges: logos, lettering, line drawings, clip art. Photos and gradients turn into noisy fills.
Every color is a thread change. The PR680W sews up to 6 colors without stopping; beyond that it pauses so you can re-thread.
How tightly fill rows are packed. Standard suits most fabrics. Use Light on thin or stretchy fabric, Dense on caps or thick twill.
Yes, always sew a first run on scrap fabric with stabilizer. If the fill puckers, lower the density; if it looks thin, raise it.
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Only art you have the right to embroider: your own, licensed, or free to use. Hoopdoo doesn't check.
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