You can repeat your pattern horizontally or vertically .  You can also
create a checkerboard effect.

Use the zoom feature to enlarge the image.  Use the grids to help you
see the exact size of the patterns and their spacing.

If the computer is mounted on the machine, the actual position of the
needle is shown with green crosshairs. You can see where the patterns
fit on the quilt by moving the crosshairs around the pattern on the 
screen and see where the needle moves on the quilt. This way you can 
match your editing with the dimensions of the actual quilt. 

For example, if you want to change the spacing of the patterns to fit
a certain area on the quilt, move the needle around the edges of the
area and change the spacing until the repeated pattern fills the area.

<b>X Repeat(s)
Select this option to repeat the pattern to create a row.  The number
shows how many repeats there are.

Below the number of horizontal repeats the total width of the pattern 
area is displayed.

Touch the plus and minus buttons to increase or decrease the number of
repeats.  As the number increases, the image will get smaller in order to
show the whole design. To enlarge the image, use the zoom feature.
You will then only see part of the whole design.

You can also touch the image and move your stylus or finger to increase 
(move right) or decrease (move left) the number of repeats.

<b>X Distance
Select this option to change the distance between each pattern in the
row. The number shows the width of one repeat. 

You can use the plus and minus buttons or touch the image and move
your stylus or finger to increase (move right) or decrease (move left)
the distance between each pattern.  

<b>Y Repeat(s)
Select this option to repeat the pattern vertically.  If you have one
pattern, this will create a column.  If you have more than one pattern 
in a row, the whole row will be repeated.

Below the number of vertical repeats the total height of the pattern
area is displayed.

You can use the plus and minus buttons or touch the image and move
your stylus or finger to increase (move up) or decrease (move down)
the number of repeats.

<b>Y Distance
Select this option to change the distance between the rows. The number
shows the height of one repeat.

You can use the plus and minus buttons or touch the image and move
your stylus or finger to increase (move up) or decrease (move down)
the distance between the rows.

Use Flip X and Flip Y on the left to flip the odd numbered rows.

Use the Flip buttons on the right to flip the even numbered rows.  

Flip X switches the patterns side to side, Flip Y switches the patterns 
from top to bottom.

<b>Clear Even
Select this option to remove every other pattern in a row.

When you touch Clear Even, the button will change to Clear Odd, which
will remove the opposite patterns.  Both these options give a
checkerboard design.

When you touch Clear Odd, the button will change to Full Pattern, and
all the patterns will return.

Touching [Modify] will take you to the Modify Pattern screen, where
you can modify the original pattern. All the modifications will show
up on all the repeated copies of the pattern.

<b>Note that the original pattern will reappear on the Modify screen
<b>when it was cleared by the Clear Odd function. It will be cleared
<b>again when you exit the Modify screen.

When you are satisfied with your design, touch [Finished].

You can create a checkerboard design with alternating patterns by 
placing another pattern in the original block, then repeat that pattern 
with the same repeat numbers and distances as the original pattern 
repeat.

Select the opposite checkerboard pattern to fill the gaps in the original 
design with the new pattern. This method, combined with various flips 
will result in a complex alternating quilt pattern.

