Hi Patricia, perhaps this video will help:

Hi Rebecca,

Most likely if you leave the screen for re-sizing and go to your usual sewing screen, you will be able to stitch the design.

Dee, Welcome to embroidery! Are you familiar with the American Sewing Guild? Many of its members also embroider. I would suggest looking for a local chapter and finding out if someone in it is also an embroiderer. They are a great resource. Here is a link to their site: https://www.asg.org/ Even though your dealer won't let you take beginner classes, you might see what else they offer. Do they have an embroidery group or club meeting there? If they do, this could be a place to find yourself a mentor or teacher.
Your machine manual can be very useful to support any learning you are doing. If you don't have it, you can get a download of it from Brother: http://support.brother.com/g/b/manualtop.aspx?c=us...
Embroidery.com maintains a list of local embroidery-related classes that you might skim through and see if any are near and of interest: http://embroidery.com/machine-embroidery-events.ec

Craftsy has several good embroidery classes. The most basic is probably "20 Things Every Embroiderer Should Know" by Lindee Goodall. https://www.craftsy.com/embroidery/shop/embroidery...

Another good resource is Youtube. Just about everything seems to be on there, if you can only find it! One big name in Brother embroidery machines is Vince Arcuri. He probably has a long, detailed video about everything. Here is a link to a beginner one:

Best wishes!

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