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830 Tote Bag

BERNINA 830 Tote Bag of 17

Created by Joanna Wild

This tote bag exemplifies some of the many wonderful “talents” of the BERNINA® 830 Sewing and Embroidery System.

Features like Tapering, Multi-directional Sewing, the BERNINA® Stitch Regulator, exquisite decorative stitches, Endless Embroidery and Word Art make sewing projects more creative and enjoyable.

Machine supplies:

BERNINA® 830 Reverse Pattern Foot #1C Reverse Pattern Foot #1D Edgestitch Foot #10C (optional)

Sideways Motion Foot #40C Embroidery Foot #26 BERNINA® Stitch Regulator #42 Mega-Hoop Jumbo-Hoop

Additional Supplies: 1 yd (92cm) black or dark grey denim (for stitched/embroidered panels) 2 yds (183cm) grey or silver/grey linen or denim (for top bands, side panels, straps, and lining) 2 ½ yd ⅝” wide red satin ribbon 2 ½ yd ⅞” wide black satin ribbon 2 yds (183cm) OESD Heavy weight tear-away stabilizer Temporary spray adhesive Warm & Natural cotton batting Mettler or Isacord Embroidery thread black (#0020) and red (to match ribbon) Silver Yenmet metallic thread (#7005) Sharp (Jeans), Embroidery and Metafil needles appropriate for your fabric and thread selections Tailor’s chalk Pencil Rotary cutting tools - cutter, ruler and mat Optional: EZ Glitzer Applicator Swarovski crystals - 3 pkgs of “Jet” black crystals - 4mm size

Finished Tote size: ~ 17½” tall x 20” wide


Fabric Preparation: Cut 1 piece each of black/dark grey denim and Warm & Natural batting - 24” x 20” (61 x 51cm) for “The 8

Series” side of tote Cut 1 piece each of black/dark grey denim and Warm & Natural batting - 28” x 20” (71 x 51cm) for the

“Endless Embroidery” side of the tote. (Note: this panel will be trimmed to 24” x 20” after completion of the embroidery)

Cut a piece of silver/grey linen or denim - 12” x 20” (31 x 51cm) Cut a piece of Warm & Natural batting - 12” x 20” (31 x 51cm)

Machine Setup:

Attach the Embroidery module. Attach Embroidery Foot #26. Insert Metafil needle. Thread the machine with silver Yenmet metallic thread. Important Tip: Use the thread net provided in the accessories over the Yenmet spool to aid in proper thread delivery to the machine. Thread the bobbin case for the embroidery tension setting using a white “bobbin fill” thread. Use the Optimum embroidery speed setting as well as an additional reduction in embroidery speed using

the Slide Speed control lever. Embroidery

In embroidery, select the Alphabet folder.

Select the Swiss Block font, horizontal justification; type the letters “The”; confirm by touching “”.

Select the Mega-Hoop. Touch the Rotate Motif icon 2 times.

Select Add Motif; go back to the Swiss Block font and type the letters “Series”; confirm with “”.

Touch the Rotate Motif icon 2 times. Select Add Motif again; access the built-in

motifs, select the “8” design. Touch the Rotate Motif icon 2 times. Position it between the “The” and “Series” as

shown. Touch the Retrieve icon until all of the design

pieces are selected. Touch Move Motif to automatically center the

complete design.

Instructions for “The 8 Series” Side of the Tote


Embroidery (cont’d)

Touch the Add Motif icon.

Access the Alphabets; select the King Charles font, vertical justification. Touch the lower case icon. Type in the word “create” and Confirm by touching the green check. Touch the Rescale Motif Proportionally icon; turn the Stitch Width knob to the right to increase the size

of the text to 110%. Select the Word Art icon; this is used to increase or decrease the spacing between the letters and/or

to alter the curve of the baseline. Turn the Stitch Width knob to the left to increase the spacing between the letters to 74. Turn the Stitch Length knob to the left to curve the baseline to the left. Touch the Rotate Motif icon 2 times. Touch the Move Motif icon to enable repositioning of the motif; turn the Stitch Width knob to move the

motif horizontally and the Stitch Length knob to move the motif vertically within the hoop. Move the motif to the upper end of the hoop.

Touch the Add Motif icon again.

Select the Victoria font, vertical justification.

Touch the lower case icon and type in the word “create”; confirm with “”.

Touch the Rescale Motif Proportionally; increase the size to 110%. Touch the Word Art icon and increase the spacing to 74 and re-shape the curve. Touch the Rotate Motif icon and turn the stitch width knob to rotate the word “create” as desired. Move the motif to the lower end of the hoop, by using the “drag and drop” capability. Use either your

finger or touch pen to do this. When you are pleased with the combination, touch the Retrieve icon until all of the design parts are

selected. Touch Move Motif to automatically center the complete design. When the motif combination is complete and all editing is finished, Confirm with the green check and

the Stitch Out screen automatically appears.

Hoop two layers of tear-away stabilizer in the Mega-Hoop. With a pencil, draw a line down the center of the stabilizer lengthwise.

Fix the piece of batting to the wrong side of the denim fabric. With the tailor’s chalk, draw a line through both the horizontal and vertical center of the 24’ x 20” denim piece.

Spray the hooped stabilizer with temporary spray adhesive; lay the denim fabric and batting on the stabi-lizer, placing the center line on the fabric over the center line of the stabilizer. Smooth the fabric in place.

Stitch out the embroidery combination with the following in mind - - - the words “The” and “Series” are stitched with silver metallic thread. The “8” and “create” are sewn out in red embroidery thread.

After stitching is complete, carefully remove the excess stabilizer. Exit embroidery.


Multi-Directional Sewing

Attach Sideways Motion Foot #40C. Touch the Presser Foot icon in the upper left corner of the screen to enter the Presser Foot

Recognition screen; select 40C and Confirm.

Insert a Metafil needle; thread the machine with silver Yenmet metallic thread and white “bobbin fill” for the bobbin thread.

Create the Combination

Select Combi Mode. Touch the Decorative Stitch icon. Select Heirloom Stitch category 701. Scroll; select stitch #748. Touch the Pattern Extend 2x icon to increase the length of the

stitch pattern while maintaining stitch density. Select stitch #748 again; engage both Mirror Image Up/Down and

Mirror Image Left/Right icons. Do not engage Pattern Extend for the second stitch. To secure the stitch at the beginning, engage Securing Function. To view the entire stitch combination as it will be sewn out, touch the Multifunction icon (eye glasses) Select the Multi-Directional icon; a special screen appears with a compass on the right and the stitch

combination in full view on the left.

Mark a pair of stitch boundary lines, approximately

8” apart, centering “The 8 Series” embroidery. These guidelines will serve as stitching boundaries for the Multi-directional stitching.

Place the fabric under the presser foot. Start at one end of the embroidered section, above the “create” for example.

Start sewing, the sewing computer begins sewing forward, visible on the compass shown as 180°.

Change the direction of sewing by touching one of the 45 degree increment icons on the compass or simply turn the Stitch Width knob while sewing, to change the direction of sewing slowly.

To change the direction of sewing at a faster speed, turn the Stitch Length knob while sewing. Stitch randomly back and forth across your embroidery motif as shown in the picture.

Nearing the end of your design, press the Auto Secure button; the securing stitches are sewn, threads are cut and the presser foot lifts all in one operation!!!

Exit Combi Mode.


Attaching Black Ribbon

Draw a line ~ ½” (1cm) away from the embroidered letters “create” on the denim on both the top and bottom edges of the complete embroidered motif.

Use this line as a placement line for the black ribbon as it is stitched in place. Thread the machine with red embroidery thread on the top and in the bobbin. Attach the Reverse Pattern Foot #1D. Touch the Presser Foot icon in the upper left corner of the screen to enter the Presser Foot Recognition

screen; select 1D and Confirm.

Engage the BERNINA® Dual Feed. Edgestitch the black ribbon in place on both sides of each ribbon.

Sideways Motion Stitches/Decorative Stitches Disengage the BERNINA® Dual Feed. Attach Sideways Motion Foot #40C Touch the Presser Foot icon in the upper left corner of the screen to enter the Presser Foot Recognition

screen; select 40C and Confirm. Select Decorative Stitch icon; then Novelty Sideways Motion Stitch Category 1043 Scroll; select stitch #1065. Sew stitch #1065 with red embroidery thread down the center of each ribbon.

Touch the Stitch Selection by Number icon Input 3-0-7; Confirm by touching the green check.

Attach Open Embroidery Foot #20C. Adjust the Stitch Width to 6mm. If desired, adjust the

Needle Position as well. Stitch along the right edge of the black ribbon using the

red embroidery thread, lining up the ribbon edge with the inside edge of the right toe of the foot.

Engage the Mirror Image Left/Right icon. Sew along the opposite edge of the black ribbon using

the red embroidery thread. Using the BERNINA® Dual Feed

Insert a Metafil needle. Thread the machine with the silver Yenmet metallic thread. Attach Reverse Pattern Foot #1D. Touch the Presser Foot icon in the upper left corner of the screen to enter the Presser

Foot Recognition screen; select 1D and Confirm.

Engage the BERNINA® Dual Feed. Select stitch #16; alter the Stitch Length to 1.5-2.0mm and the Stitch Width to 9mm. Sew the stitch to the right of the black ribbon above and below the embroidered motif.

For the Stitch Combination sewn on Red Ribbon (cont’d on page 6) Edgestitch the red satin ribbon just beyond the rows of metallic Triple Zigzag stitch using the red embroidery

thread. Add the ribbon above and below the embroidered motif. When complete, disengage the BERNINA® Dual Feed.


Decorative Stitch Combination sewn on Red Ribbon As done previously on page 4, let’s create another stitch combination. This one will be sewn on the red satin ribbon. Let’s begin - - -

Open Combi Mode.

Access the Satin Stitch decorative stitch menu (401). Scroll and enter stitch #468. Engage Mirror Image Up/Down. Add stitch #457. Using the Stitch Selection by Number icon, access

stitch #722. Confirm and enter into Combi Mode by

touching the “”.

Add stitch #457; Confirm. Add stitch #722; Confirm. Add stitch #457; Confirm. Finally, add stitch #468 to complete the combination. If you want to preview your combination, touch the Multifunction icon. Here further editing can be done

to the combination. To close this screen, touch.

Before sewing, be sure to save your combina-tion. Touch the “alternating” icon - alternates between File Drawers icon and Save icon.

Touch this icon; a screen appears containing file folders to store combinations within.

Select a file folder by simply touching the screen; the combination is now saved. The screen automatically closes.

To access the saved combination at another time, simply touch the File Drawers icon and select the appropriate file folder.

Exit the Stitch Selection by Number screen.

Stitching the Combination

Attach Reverse Pattern Foot #1C or Open Embroidery Foot #20C. Touch the Presser Foot icon to enter the Presser Foot Recognition screen; select the appropriate

presser foot and Confirm. Insert a standard needle; thread the machine with black embroidery thread top and bobbin. Touch the Pattern Begin icon. Sew the decorative stitch combination in the center of each red satin ribbon. When complete, exit Combi Mode.


Tapering

Touch the Decorative Stitch icon; scroll down and select the Tapering menu (1401). Note: All of the stitches in this menu are designed especially to be used for tapering creations.

Select stitch #1402. A special tapering screen opens as shown to the left. To program the length of the tapered stitch, touch the Tapered Length icon. Turn Stitch Width or Stitch Length knob to program the finished length of the stitch from tapered end to end. Program the length of your choice.

Confirm the length with the green check and

automatically exit the screen.

Stitching the Tapering

Attach Open Embroidery Foot #20C. Touch the Presser Foot icon in the upper left corner of the screen to enter the Presser Foot

Recognition screen; select 20C and Confirm.

Insert a Metafil needle. Thread the machine with silver Yenmet metallic thread on top; use white “bobbin fill” for the bobbin. Begin sewing the tapered stitches to the outside edge of each red satin ribbon. The first tapered stitch pattern sews completely and the machine automatically stops. Change the justification of the taper by touching the Next Page icon. Note: The confirmed tapered

length remains through any tapered justification selection. Continue sewing until the machine stops again. Access the Next Page icon; continue stitching.

Continue sewing the row of tapered stitches, changing the justification as desired.


More Embroidery Toggle to Embroidery. Access the Built-in motifs; select motif 39 and the Mega-Hoop. [Picture ] Touch the Rotate Motif icon twice. [Picture ]

Duplicate the motif twice. Touch the Show Grid icon twice. Position the three motifs so they are aligned in the center of the hoop lengthwise. [Picture ] Touch the Rescale Motif in Height and Width icon; increase in width to 151%, decrease in length to

94%. [Picture ]

Ready to Embroider the Motif Hoop two layers of tear-away stabilizer. Draw a placement line on the denim fabric/batting sandwich to the outside of

the tapered stitches. This motif will be ~ ½” to ¾” away from tapered stitching. Spray the stabilizer with a temporary spray adhesive. Use the Mega-Hoop template to aid in the proper placement of the denim

fabric/batting sandwich onto the stabilizer. Thread the machine with red embroidery thread top and bobbin. Be sure to

thread the hook area for proper embroidery tension. Select one of the Basting Outlines from the Ready to Embroider

screen to hold the fabric in place. Stitch the design. After completion, carefully remove the excess stabilizer from the denim fabric/

batting sandwich.


Instructions for Endless Embroidery Side of the Tote Endless Embroidery

Access the Built-in embroidery motifs; select the “8” motif. Touch the Select Hoop icon; select the Jumbo-Hoop. [Picture ] Touch the Duplicate icon and engage Mirror Image Left/Right. Touch the Move Motif icon. With the touch pen or your finger, use the “drag and drop” capability to

re-position the highlighted motif so the 8’s are opposing. [Picture ]


Endless Embroidery

Touch the Zoom icon to aid in precise positioning, if needed. Deactivate the Zoom function by touching the icon again. To highlight both motifs touch the Retrieve icon. Touch the Endless Embroidery icon; a new screen opens.

Increase the number of designs to 6. [Picture ] Delete the reference marks by simply touching the arrows on screen to deactivate. Confirm by touching the green check and go automatically to the Embroidery Editing screen.

Save the design in the My Designs folder by

touching the Save icon; [Picture ] touch the Image with the flashing “New”.

Toggle back to Sewing Mode.

Importing Decorative Stitches into Embroidery

Touch the Decorative Stitch icon; select the Novelty stitches menu 1043. Select stitch #1065. To import your stitch into embroidery, toggle back to Embroidery by touching the

appropriate Soft Key. The selected stitch is now saved in the My Designs folder as an embroidery motif.


Importing Decorative Stitches into Embroidery

To access, touch the My Designs folder; touch the stitch motif and the Editing Screen automatically appears. Select the Jumbo-Hoop. Touch the Endless Embroidery icon, increase the number of

motifs to 7. [Picture ] Confirm by touching the green check. Access the Retrieve function until all 7 motifs are highlighted. Touch the Duplicate icon. A complete copy of the row is created and is a single object. [Picture ]

This will make moving the row very easy. The original row of stitching that was created was made up of individual motifs. It could be difficult to move and position this row, so let’s not work that hard.

Touch Retrieve until it shows the number 1. Picture shows just one of the individual motifs. Touch the Delete icon; confirm the delete message. Repeat this process for all of the first 7 motifs. When complete, there should be one row of stitches left

that is seen as a complete object. [Picture ]


Importing Decorative Stitches into Embroidery (cont’d)

Duplicate the motif 4 times for a total of five

rows. Position the motifs in the Jumbo-Hoop so the 3

rows in the middle are equal distance apart, while the 2 outer rows are a bit further away. This will allow for the addition of the satin ribbon in a later step. See picture .

Save the design as done previously.

Combining Designs for Final Endless Embroidery Motif Access the “8” Endless embroidery motif created earlier in the My Designs folder. Select the Jumbo-Hoop. Touch the Add Motif icon. Access the newly created decorative stitch design in the My Designs folder.

Touch the Endless Embroidery icon.

Select the Fit to Hoop icon. Be sure the appropriate reference marks have been added to the design. Confirm the design in the Endless Embroidery

screen. Confirm again in the Edit screen. The Ready to Embroider screen appears.

Ready to Embroider the Endless Embroidery Draw a line down the center of the remaining denim (28” x 20”) length of fabric to be embroidered. Make

sure the line is as long as the piece of fabric. Fix the piece of batting to the wrong side of the denim fabric using a temporary spray adhesive. Hoop the fabric, batting and two layers of tear-away stabilizer in the Jumbo-Hoop. Thread the machine with red embroidery thread top and bobbin. Be sure the hook is threaded properly for embroidery. After stitching the red “8’s”, remember to change the needle to a Metafil needle before stitching with the

silver Yenmet metallic thread. Stitch out the first repeat or sequence of the embroidery combination. To embroider the second sequence of Endless Embroidery, follow the instructions given on screen. Re-hoop the fabric as illustrated in the DVD and position the needle to match the reference points. Stitch out the second sequence of the motif to the end of the denim fabric. After the embroidery is complete, remove the stabilizer from the back of the embroidered piece. Toggle back to Sewing Mode.

Allow more space between rows 1-2 and 4-5 for ribbon placement


Decorative Stitches on the Endless Embroidery Side of the Tote Attaching Ribbon

Edgestitch the black satin ribbon with red embroidery thread between the outer two rows of decorative embroidered stitching.

Remove the Metafil needle; replace with a standard needle of your choice.

Also re-thread the hook area for sewing. Attach the Reverse Pattern Foot #1D. Touch the Presser Foot icon in the upper left corner of the

screen to enter the Presser Foot Recognition screen; select 1D and Confirm.

Engage the BERNINA® Dual Feed. Edgestitch the black ribbon in place on both sides of each

ribbon. For the Decorative stitching, you may choose to leave the

BERNINA® Dual Feed engaged. If desired not to, disengage the Dual Feed as directed earlier.

If not using the BERNINA® Dual Feed, attach Open Embroidery Foot #20C. Select the Decorative Stitch icon; select the Cross Stitch menu, 301. Select and sew stitch #308 down the center of the ribbon using the default settings.

On one edge of the ribbon, sew stitch #766 adjusting the Stitch Width to 6mm and the Stitch Length to 3mm.

On the other edge sew stitch #441, adjusting the Stitch Width to 7mm and the Stitch Length to 3mm so that the fan part of the stitch is on the outer edge of the ribbon.

Select Straight stitch. Edgestitch the red satin ribbon on the outer

edges of the embroidered decorative stitches with red embroidery thread.


Decorative Stitches on the Endless Embroidery Side of the Tote (cont’d)

Select the Skyline Decorative stitches, menu 1501. Select the Skyline stitches of your choice or create a combination of Skyline stitches in Combi Mode. Thread the machine with black embroidery thread both top and bobbin Sew the Skyline stitches in the center of the red satin ribbon with black embroidery thread. Toggle back to Embroidery Mode. Embroidery

Access the Diane Gaudynski Built-in motifs. Select motif 11.

Select the Mega-Hoop. Duplicate and engage Mirror Image Up/Down . Move so that design is touching the first. Retrieve both motifs; Duplicate 2 more times. Align motifs as shown. Retrieve all of the motifs. Touch the Rescale Motif in Height or Width

icon. Reduce the width to 60%, and the length to 80%.

Center motif by touching the Move Motif icon.

Ready to Embroider Draw placement line with tailor’s chalk 1½” (4cm) from Skyline stitched ribbon for the last embroidery motif. Hoop two layers of tear-away stabilizer in the Mega-Hoop. With a pencil, draw a line down the center of the

stabilizer. Spray the hooped stabilizer with temporary spray adhesive. Place the denim fabric and batting into the hoop using the Mega-Hoop template as a placement aid. Insert a Metafil needle. Thread the machine with the silver Yenmet metallic thread on top with a white bobbin. Remember to thread

the hook for embroidery. Note: As indicated on page 8, you may decide to add a Basting Outline for additional stability. Embroider the complete design above and below the red satin ribbon. Stitch using the Optimum Speed

setting or slightly lower due to the use of metallic thread.


Using the BERNINA® Stitch Regulator on the Tote Sides

Cut a piece of silver-grey linen or denim 12” x 20” (31 x 51cm). Cut a piece of batting the same size. Fix the batting to the wrong side of the fabric using a temporary spray adhesive. With the tailor’s chalk, draw slightly wavy design lines on the fabric, indicated by

the RED dotted lines. Attach Reverse Pattern Foot #1D, engage the BERNINA® Dual Feed. Thread the machine with red embroidery thread, top and bobbin. Sew a straight stitch along the chalk line. Then sew a parallel stitching line ½”(1cm) away from the first row of stitching,

indicated by the BLUE lines. Select stitch #4; Running Stitch; adjust the Stitch Length to 0.8mm and the Stitch Width to 9.0mm. Sew this stitch between the parallel rows of stitching lines. Disengage the BERNINA® Dual Feed and remove the Reverse Pattern Foot #1D. Attach the BERNINA® Stitch Regulator, using the sole of your choice. Free-motion stitch the areas between the parallel lines with the stippling design of your choice. When the free-motion stitching is complete, cut piece in half lengthwise, indicated by the vertical dotted

BLACK line.

Trim both pieces to 5½” x 18½” (14 x 47cm).

Trim front and back tote pieces to 23” x 18½” (59 x 47cm). Cutting the Top Bands

Cut two pieces of silver grey linen or denim 23”x 3½” (59 x 9cm).

Creating the Tote Carrying Straps Cut 2 pieces of silver grey linen or denim 30½” x 4½” (77.5 x 11.5cm). Attach Reverse Pattern Foot #1D and engage BERNINA® Dual Feed. Right sides together, sew the long seam using a ⅝” seam allowance. Turn right side out; press so the seam lies in the middle of each strap. With red embroidery thread, edgestitch the straps using stitch #6, Triple Straight stitch. Position and pin straps an equal distance in from the top right and left edges of the embroidered tote

panels, approximately 7” from the side raw edges. Baste in place.

Free-motion BSR

Free-motion BSR

Free-motion BSR

Instructions for the Tote Construction


Tote Construction (cont’d) Adding Top Bands Right sides together, sew the narrow silver grey linen or denim strip to one of the tote bag panels, using a

⅝” (1.5cm) seam allowance, being sure to catch the strap in the seam. Press strip towards the upper edge of tote. With red embroidery thread, edgestitch the pressed seam in place using Stitch #6, Triple Straight stitch. Repeat this process for the other tote bag panel.

Bottom Seam Right sides together, join the tote front and back panels at the lower end, creating the bottom of the tote,

using a ⅝” (1.5cm) seam allowance. Press seam open.

Adding Side Panels (quilted using the BERNINA® Stitch Regulator) Right sides together, fold the lower short end of each of the quilted side panels in half, marking the center

with a pin. Right sides together, match the center pin mark on the quilted panel to the bottom seam line. Pin and stitch together using a ⅝” (1.5cm) seam allowance. Stop stitching ⅝” away from the corner of the

long edge of the quilted panel. Be sure to secure the stitching and remove the tote from the machine. Cut a clip into the tote bag just short of the ⅝” seam allowance at the point. (Note: you will be making a clip

on each side of the tote bottom, but will only be sewing one side in at a time.) The clip will enable you to turn the corner on the quilted panel and continue sewing it to the embroidered front and back sides of the tote, creating a boxed side panel.

Repeat for the remaining long seam of the quilted panel. Duplicate the same sewing procedure for the other quilted panel on the other side of the tote. Tote Lining Cut a piece of silver grey linen or denim 43” x 25½” (109 x 65cm). Right sides together, sew the side seams, using a ⅝”(1.5cm) seam allowance.

Be sure to leave an opening for turning, press. Sew corners as shown. Place a piece of sturdy card board in the bottom of the

tote for extra stability. Right sides together, place the tote lining on the

outside of the tote. Sew the lining to the tote at the upper edge using a ⅝”(1.5cm) seam allowance. Carefully pull the tote through the opening in the lining; turn so that the lining will be inside the tote. Note: Before completing the next step, consider the following - - - Topstitching through all of multiple layers may require the use of a Jeans needle in either size 90/14 or 100/16. With red embroidery thread, using the Triple Straight stitch, topstitch the upper edge of the tote ½” (1cm)

away from the seamed edge. Add topstitching to the side seams as well, again using the Triple Straight stitch, red thread and a measure-

ment of ½” (1cm). Start sewing at the top of the tote and stop approximately 2” (5cm) from the bottom of the tote.

Finished width is approximately 4” (10cm)


Optional:

Using the EZ Glitzer, apply Swarovski “Jet” crystals to the decorated red and black ribbons as well as within the embroidered panels as desired. Some glitzing placement suggestions might be - - - “The 8 Series” side panel - small curls on the stitched 8’s on the black ribbon that framed the Multi-

directional sewing work. “Endless Embroidery” side panel - small curls on the stitched 8’s

on rows 1 and 5 for a minimum. If desired, add more.

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