Bernina Record 830, Manual

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Decorative Stitches
Decorative Stitches Description
touch the «Decorative stitch» button ►
an overview of the categories appears in the display ►
touch a button and the desired category is activated ►
select a stitch pattern ►
For sideways motion stitches the fabric is fed forwards and
backwards in addition to being fed sideways
Sideways motion stitch categories are indicated by ►
symbol and size in mm
Application
Depending on the type of the fabric, simple or more
complex decorative stitches should be selected to best suit
the fabric
simple decorative stitches in straight stitch design ►
formation are particularly appropriate for light weight
materials (e.g. decorative stitch no. 101)
simple to more complex decorative stitches - program- ►
med with triple straight stitch or with a few satin stitches
- are particularly suitable for medium weight fabrics (e.g.
decorative stitch no. 107)
more complex decorative stitches - programmed with ►
satin stitches - are well suited to heavy weight fabrics
(e.g. decorative stitch no. 401)
Perfect Stitch Formation
use the same thread weight for upper and ►
lower threads
for a perfect stitch formation reinforce the
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fabric piece on the wrong side using
stabilizer
use an additional, water-soluble stabilizer
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on the right side of pile or longfiber fabrics
(e.g. wool, velvet etc.) which can be easily
removed after sewing
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Cat. 100 = Florals
Cat. 200 = Florals sideways
motion
Cat. 300 = Cross stitches
Cat. 400 = Satin stitches
Cat. 500 = Satin stitches
Sideways motion
Cat. 600 = Ornamental stitches
Cat. 700 = Heirloom stitches
Cat. 800 = Heirloom stitches
Sideways motion
Cat. 900 = Novelty
Cat. 1000 = Novelty
Sideways motion
Cat. 1100 = Tassel stitches
Cat. 1200 = Filigree stitches
Sideways motions
Cat. 1400 = Tapering stitches
Cat. 1500 = Skyline stitches
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