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Cutwork Software Functions -
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Create and edit cut-out shapes that can be appliquéd or layered for amazing texture.
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Load your CutWork motifs via USB straight into your embroidery machine
- Cut up to 15 layers at once with the CutWork Tool (replaces the needle)
Here's a small step by step guide to using Bernina Cutwork Software & Tool
CutWork might sound advanced, but with the right tools, it’s surprisingly simple. Here’s how to go from digital file to flawless fabric cutouts—step by step:
1. Design Your CutWork File
Start with the BERNINA DesignWorks software. You can create new motifs or edit existing ones. Once you’re done, export your file in a CutWork-ready format—yep, it’s that easy.
2. Transfer It to Your Machine
Send the file onto a USB stick and plug it into your embroidery machine. Your design is now ready to stitch (or slice)!
3. Hoop & Prep Your Materials
Time to build your “fabric sandwich.”
Hoop a stabilizer like HeavyWeight TearAway, then layer up to 15 sheets of fabric, appliqué, or felt—yes, 15! Think of it like building a cake before slicing it clean.
4. Stitch the Basting Line
The machine will stitch a light basting outline to lock everything in place. This gives your fabric the structure it needs for precision cutting
5. Swap in the CutWork Blade
Replace the needle with your CutWork tool. Then attach Presser Foot #44 or #44C and the correct stitch plate. The machine will handle the rest, rotating the blade as needed to slice the design just right.
6. Clean & Remove Your Cut Shapes
Once it’s done cutting, gently lift the fabric layers and remove your pieces. Use scissors or a seam ripper to tidy up any leftover threads. Satisfaction guaranteed.
7. Finish Your Appliqué or Design
Fuse your pieces onto your project, stitch them in place, or use them as freestanding accents for quilts, garments, greeting cards.
Cutwork Tool itself is sold separately.
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