Monochrome 
changes all visible stitches to one color.
Use the Monochrome effect to create silhouette and cameo designs from multicolored embroideries.
The Color Selection dialog appears so you can choose a color and/or thread effect.
Create a Monochrome Version of an Embroidery
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Select the stitches that you want to set to the same color, then in the Modify
window click Monochrome 
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Select the stitches that you want to set to the same color, then choose Design > Monochrome.
Create a Monochrome Embroidery from a Multicolor Design
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Choose File > New to open a new window.
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Choose Edit > Insert > Insert Design and in the folder mySewnet/Samples/Stitch Editor/Stitch load the 'Deco Flower Corner' embroidery.
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In the Modify tab, click Monochrome
. The Color Selection dialog opens.
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Click Colors
to open the Colors window.
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Click Colored Pencils
to select the Colored Pencils color model.
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Click the Tangerine color pencil.
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Click OK to select the color. The complete embroidery is now orange.
Note: Monochrome only changes visible stitches. If you use the sliders or other functions to hide some of the stitches, the color of those stitches will not be changed.