On this screen you can determine how the selected pattern will be 
repeated over the path pattern. The path pattern can be a geometric
shape (a circle, for instance), another pattern, or you can trace
the path using the Record feature.

When you use this design tool, you need to determine the various 
settings by looking at how changing a value changes the previewed 
pattern. There are no automatic limitations to the settings, so you 
may select a combination that does not create a "good looking" pattern.

It is recommended to use True Size zoom often to see the details of
the repeated pattern. 

<b>Repeats
You can set the number of repeats. As you increase the repeats, the
height of the pattern will be proportionally decreased to provide the
aspect ratio set by "Height". 

NOTE that less repeats may cause more distortion in the pattern.

<b>Height
This setting determines deviation form the original aspect ratio of the 
repeated pattern. 100% sets the original aspect ratio. You can use this 
setting to reduce the distortion of the repeated pattern at lower Repeat 
values. Fewer repeats will stretch the width of the pattern more, so you 
need to increase the Height to compensate.

<b>Warp
When the Warp is tuned off, the repeat pattern will not be distorted, it 
preserves its rectangular nature. This may cause overlaps and gaps along 
the winding path. In some cases undistorted repeats is what you are 
looking for, but most of the time you will want to warp the pattern 
around the path. 

For example, if Warp is turned on when using squares as repeat atterns, 
the squares will be warped into "donut slices" that follow the curvature 
of the path. 

Using the warp feature you can create true wreaths, circular pantographs 
and background fill.

<b>Transition
If you repeat a closed pattern, or a pattern which is not pantograph-type, 
you need to decide how the repeated patterns will be connected.  The 
options are: "None", when the patterns stay unconnected, "Continuous",
"Jump Stitch" or "Tie-Off".

<b>Smooth
In some cases the path may not be perfectly smooth, which may cause 
unwanted distortion in the repeated pattern. Using Smooth will reduce 
this effect. The options are: "None", "Low", "Med" and "High". 

<b>Flip X, Flip Y
The repeated pattern can be flipped in both directions using these 
controls.

<b>Modify Path
Touching this button will take you to the Modify Pattern screen, where 
you can modify the path pattern itself. 

After returning to the Path Pattern screen, the repeat pattern will be 
adjusted to the new path.

<b>Offset
You can set the repeated pattern to a distance from the path pattern. 

For example, the path pattern can be the inner seam line of a corner. 
Using Offset you can move the repeated pattern in the middle of the 
corner. 

Touch [Finished] when you are satisfied with the results.

