8. LEARNING TO OPERATE THE MACHINE (Fig.8)
Note: When in operation the machine pulley must always turn over away from
operator.
Mark a design (see Fig.8) on 30cm (12 inch) square piece of cloth. Place cloth
under presser foot so that the needle will enter cloth as at point 1. Turn handle
,
ig. 6 to the right and the hook of the needle will be turned in the same direction.
F
Lower presser foot, start machine pulley by turning it over away from you, grasp
handle
and pull it down to start the machine. With handle pressed and to the
right, cloth will be fed to point
, then turn handle to the front and cloth will be fed
to point
turn handle to the left and cloth will be fed to point
etc.
To stop machine raise handle
. Machine will stop with needle as its highest
point.
ld practice embroidering designs similar to those illustrated
below.
These designs can be sketched on white material such as lawn, and by following
them, the operator can soon become proficient enough to attempt more intricate
e
9. TO OPERATE THE MACHINE (Fig. 9)
The operator shou
d signs or patterns.
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