Pattern uses jump stitches to be continuous. That means that it will tie off and drag the threads (top and bottom) to the beginning of the next repeat. If you select "Stop at Jump Stitch" you can bring the bottom thread to the top and clip the threads to avoid having the machine throat plate catch on the bobbin thread and pull out your tie stitches. You can also bring up the bobbin thread and leave enough thread, pulled out of the way, to bury the threads later.**In order for the repeats to line up, you'll need to use your "shrinkage management" skills. There is a "Shrinkage" pdf available by clicking on the Instructions and Guides link on the SDQS Home Page.

Characteristic Style: Traditional
Traditional