Stitch Swap 1 - Sample 1
(Sample by Freda Price)
  Cassette D
  For center program into memory
  D15 > D15 mirrored > D15 repeat to desired length
  For each side program D2

Stitch Swap 1 - Sample 2
(Sample by Freda Price)
  Cassette D, F and L
  For center program into memory
  D09 > L23 four times > D09 > L23 four times
  > D09 > L21 four times > D09 > L21 four times
  > repeat to desired length
  For each side program F19, mirror for opposite side


Stitch Swap 1 Sample 3 - Making a "braid-like" trim

(Sample by Ginny Carlson)
  When you are looking for trimming on a yoke or jacket, make your own - it is simple - somewhat slow, but easy to do. In the sample there is one peice of green ribbon floss, one blue ribbon floss, and a strand of gold metallic thread.
 
Fold the threads in half.
Put your needle in the fabric and place the threads behind the needle (so the half-way mark is directly behind the needle)
Criss-cross the threads in front of the needle.
With the needle in the down position, take one stitch (SL 6).
With the needle still down, criss-cross the threads in front of the needle.
Take another stitch.
Criss-cross the threads again.
Repeat until desired length is reached.
The ends of the ribbon can be free or loose, or thread them onto a needle and bring them in back of the fabric when finished.


Stitch Swap 1- Sample 4 - Polar Fleece Edging/Hem
(Sample by Michelle Berteig)
This can be used as a hem instead of turning up the fabric. It is an ideal way to hem if the garmet is too short!
 
Using the Viking 1+
Stitch A22, SL 3.0, SW 5.0, B foot
The B foot has three marks on it. The raw edges of the fabric was lined up with the mark on the far right-hand side, then just stitch away!
 
If you use the same colour thread the stitching is not noticeable!



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