Now you can tell the computer how you want to connect the patterns 
when they are combined.  How will the machine move from one part of 
the combined pattern to the next?

<b>Continuous Stitch Line
Select this option if you want the machine to keep stitching as it goes 
from one pattern to the next.  For the best results, the start and end 
points should be very close together or touching.  Sometimes this is not 
possible and if they are some distance apart and you select this option, 
the machine will stitch a straight line from the end of one pattern to the 
start of the next.  

<b>Stop To Cut Threads
Select this option if the two patterns are farther from each other and 
you want to cut the thread before moving to the next pattern.  
When the machine reaches the end of the first pattern, it will take small 
stitches to secure the thread before prompting you to cut the threads. 
When you touch [Start] after cutting the threads, the machine will move 
to the start of the next pattern and prompts you to pull up and secure 
the bobbin thread. 

<b>Automatic Jump Stitch
Select this option if you want to allow the machine to drag the thread 
from the end of the first to the start of the next pattern. The machine 
will take small stitches to secure the threads before moving to the next 
part of the combined pattern.  

When you have made your selection, the screen will automatically 
change. The patterns will now be combined and remembered as a single 
pattern.

