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Summary of Contents for Designer SE

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Page 4: ... PBB Perfectly Balanced Buttonhole 1 20 Sew the P13 1 21 Button 1 22 Utility Sewing Menu A 24 Straight Stitch Stretch Stitch 1 1 Gathering 2 1 Twenty nine Needle Positi flS 1 3 Center Zipper 2 S Reinforced Straight Stitch 2 6 Multiple ZigZag Stitches 2 7 Bartacks 2 8 Secure Belt L S 2 H Darning and Mending 2 9 Patching and Tears 2 9 Attach Elastic 2 10 Stitch table Menu A 2 11 Buttonholes Menu B 2...

Page 5: ... SE Embroidery of Different Fabrics 1 3 I Icop Ease Prepare for Embroidery Loading Designs on your Designer SE Fh ver Embroider Boys Girls i S Embroider Appliqués Cutwork Embroidery 1 10 Chenille i 11 Quilt Embroidery 1 1 2 Interactive Designer Customizing 4 13 Simply Excellent hower pattern 1 13 i 19 File Manager 5 I 5 10 Move a File to a ew Folder 5 2 Add flies from your Personal Computer 5 5 5 ...

Page 6: ...der on Use this hook as a tutorial There are step by step sewing instructions and special places to staple your sewn samples and make notes Your Designer SE features the Exclusive Husq varna Viking Sewing Ad isor When beginning a sewing project touch your fabric type and weight then touch the technique you desire to sew Instruction CD Find your Designer SE Instruction CD at the inside of the back ...

Page 7: ...stable stabilizer that has a slick side that will iron on to fabric It is recommended for knits and all unstable fabrics Fuse it to the wrong side of the fabric before decorative stitching or hooping lear away excess stabilizer after stitching CUT AWAY STABILIZER does not tear so the excess has to be cut away It is recommended for knits and all unstable fabrics especially for hoop embroidery WATER...

Page 8: ... threads Marked red NOTE Change the needle often Always use a straight D Wing Needle needle ith a sharp point at F r hemstitching in natural fiber woven fabrics damaged needle fit can cause skipped stitches with special stitches on the Heirloom Stitches breakage t needles or snapping of thread A dam Menu 1 he needle has wings to push the aged needle can also damage the needle plate threads of the ...

Page 9: ...n Woven or Knit The difference between woven and knit fabric is the way the threads are put together bven fabrics are made of two thread systems warp lengthwise and weft crosswise that intersect at I right angles A knit fabric is made of one thread system with interlaced stitches A knit fabric usu ally has stretch As a general rule enter Woven for stable fabrics that have no stretch and Stretch fo...

Page 10: ...w sample zigzag stitches at different settings 1 Begin with a tension that is too loose i e set at the lowest number The lower thread will lie straight and the upper thread will be drawn down on the underside 2 If you set the tension at the highest number the opposite will occur and the seam may pucker 3 The correct thread tension is provided when the threads interlock in the middle of both layers...

Page 11: ... cally sew a few stitches in place to tie off and stop Touch to lock the stitches with tiny I straight stitches that sew back and forth slightly Select the heart stitch 1 2 2 and begin to sew Touch ii while Se ing the stitch will FIX immediately I C tied off Touch to begin at the first stitch of a decorative stitch ibis is useful if you have previously stopped in the middle of a A decorative stitc...

Page 12: ...n staring right at the edge t the fabric place a fInger on the threads to h ld them in place as V U I oifl Place fabric in position under the presser foot Step Ofl the foot control and begin se ing The presser foot lowers automatically NOTE I Se to start and stop the machine ith ut using the toot control Finish sewing When sewing is complete lift your foot from the foot control I ouch Your Designe...

Page 13: ... seam hen finished touch The 4 Selective Thread Cutter cuts top and bobbin hreads and the presser f H t raises so you can 4 remove your Project Fabric Stretch light cut in two Select Stretch light fhbric and Seam technique The Se ing Advisor selects a stretch stitch Use Presser foot A and size 5 stretch needle as reconi mended 4 Sew Place fabric pieces right sides together Put 4 the fabric in posi...

Page 14: ... iso s k ts i st p hg ag stift h Use Pio ssei I I J ifl I si o ii lk dIo is I o fil TL fl bo l Placo ii ie o ILo 1 J sio Le t I iickiit ss f I il N k IkIcr pIol 1 Ol itli 1W ift giiidc ik ng Iio LILL 1 tlu taT wic Ti ic ii ftc stop ig ag slit I so O ci ii k ire U I ft Ic I keep I he co ge 0 1 the Lihiic flat I I ii iued t Iji si the Lihric 1 uc h AV c Sew r 4 j NteJ on Ilk loot coflti II The Senso...

Page 15: ...Presser foot 1 and size stretch needle recommended L Sew F Place fabric pieces right sides together Put the ftibric in position under the presser foot with the wire guide on the foot along the edge of the fabric Step on the foot control The Sensor Foot lowers automatically Seam Overcast along one edge Touch Repeat the Seam Overcast technique on stretch heavy fabric and on woven heavy fabric your S...

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Page 17: ...ium and Seam overcast Use Presser foot B and size 90 stretch needle as recommended Thread Regular sewing thread Cut a mock neckline in the stretch fabric Fold the ribbing double Put the sweatshirt material and the ribbing right sides together Sew the ribbing to the fabric with a I i 6 mm seam allowance Stretch the ribbing while sewing Stretch medium Seam overcast J 1 2idV I_Ic ...

Page 18: ...or to pull f r gathering Fabric Xbven medium cut in two Select oven medium fabric and Baste Use Presser foot A and size 80 needle as recommended Place the fabrics right sides together Put the fabric in position under the presser foot If you need to adjust the fabric touch A1 Seam allowance 8 15 mm Sew Step on the foot control The Sensor Foot lowers automatically Stitch along seam line Touch I Pull...

Page 19: ...medium and I3lind Hem Use Presser foot I and size 80 needle as rec ommended Thread Regular sewing thread Fold the fabric as illustrated Make sure the folded edge of the fabric follows the inside of the right toe of presser foot I Step on the foot control The Sensor Foot lowers automatically The left swing of the needle should just catch the edge of the bIded fabric if neccessarv adjust the stitch ...

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Page 21: ...s the presser foot Insert the clearance plate From behind Both sides of the clearance plate are raised I se the side hich corresponds closest to the thickness of the seam Step on foot con trol to lower the presser F ot and c ntinue sewing slo hy o er the thick seam 2 Stop sewing again just in front of the seam notice how the needle is in the falwici Remove the rhearance plate and re insert it unde...

Page 22: ...button size is shown in the button size icon Viih this ic n it is possible to adjust the size v ith and in 1 mm steps Touch the button image of the icon to open up the size pop up again When a buttonhole is selected with the Sensor Buttonhole Foot plugged in the button size ha logue OCflS up automatically Before sewing line up the white area on the side of the wheel with the white marking line on ...

Page 23: ...he buttonhole 2 Sc ii nij directiuii ur buttonholes ii it iou satin stile u s or sn ui stitch Inu ton mies senui ui h pr sser R t Step on the foot control The Sensor Button hole Foot lowers automatically A straight stitch is sewn away fr m V u stabilizing the left NOTE It vol ire e ing buttonh les in a er narn W buttonhole column then the satin column is P the standard fo t C ind k ll w the tej se...

Page 24: ...of the needle using to be sure the needle will not hit the button Bring the needle down into the hole of the I tltt m Zigzag button in place with six to eight stitches louch to tie off Touch STOP to rejxat koi the no t button NOTE Place the thin end t the clearance plate un k i the butt n v hen sewing n light fabrics t se t lie thick end P r heavier fabrics F lold in place on Ilk fabric ith transp...

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Page 26: ...ard settings The interactive Designer screen will show von all o the ink rmation y u need to get the best result Stretch Stitch Fabric stretch light Select Stretch light D in the Sewing Advisor and stretch stitch AL f or Seam in the Sewing Advisor stitch Al t is selected aut maticallv i ur I esigner SE vill aut maticallv make the standard settings l he lnteracti e Designer Screen will sh W v U all...

Page 27: ...needle position button to move the needle 1 steps into the left needle position Stitch Al 1 Touch to juicklv move needle to the far right needle position Stitch A 1 3 louch needle position to move needle back to center position Each touch on the needle position button or corresponds to a 2 mm adjustment of the needle position To get the maximum feeding when edge stitching close to the edge sew wit...

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Page 29: ...ally wlwn you select tI e new stitcl Use Zipper foot F so the needle is on the left side of the foot There are two bars on the foot so you can snap on the foot to the right or left of the needle Place fabric under the foot right side up with the zipper foot on the right side of the zipper 2 To adjust fabric touch A Sew Step on the foot control The Sensor Foot lowers automatically Begin stitching a...

Page 30: ...d right sides together diagonally to create a bias edge Select Woven heavy C fabric in the Sewing I Advisor and stitch A 8 Use Presser foot B and size 90 needle as recommended Place the fabric under the presser To adlust fabric touch A Sew Step Ofl toot control the Sensor Fo t l wers automatically Stitch 5 8 15 mm from the bias fold edge Touch Al Increase stitch length to 4 5 You may use presser t...

Page 31: ...g Advisor and select stitch A1 13 three step zigzag U Your Designer SE will automatically make the standard settings The Interactive Designer Stitch A 1 1 Screen will show von all information von need to get the best result Use Presser foot A or if overcasting presser foot j Size HO needle as recommended Sew Place the fabric under the presser toot lo adjust the fabric touch A Step on the t x t con...

Page 32: ... fabric under the presser foot Touch and adjust the fabric if necessary Step on the ft ot control the Sensor Foot h wers automatically and stitch Your I esigner SE vilI sew a straight stitch until you touch ft iour l esigner SE will then sew in reverse until you touch again iour L esigner SE will then sew a zigzag covering the straight stitches until you touch to automatically tie off and cut the ...

Page 33: ...ntly mend a tear Stitch over the tear to mend it Begin at the top of the tear and sew to the edge of the fabric Place fabric ii position under the presser loot louch AV and adjust fabric if necessary Step on the foot c ntrol The Sensor E ot lowers automatically Start sewing above the hole and sew clown over it Once over the hole touch and continue sewing The sewing machine will sew back and forth ...

Page 34: ...g side of the fabric mark where your elastic should be attached Always remember to sew from the wrong side of the fabric Put the elastic along the marked line and under your presser foot Make sure that the elastic does not get caught in the seam while attaching After ou hax e attached the elastic pull the ends of it to gather your project Once you have the right Fit sew a straight stitch across th...

Page 35: ...ater For medium stretch fabrics 20 Flatlock Decorative hems and overlapped seams belts and hands For medium heavy stretch fabrics 21 Elastic Casing stitch For overlapped seams in tricot To sew casing over narrow elastic 22 Reinforced zigzag For joining fabric edge to edge or overlapping in leather 23 Baste stitch F r joining two pieces of fabric with long stitch length and reduced thread tension 2...

Page 36: ...avy l uty buttonhole with reinforced bartacks B1 13 Decorative Fashion Buttonhole for most fabric weights 81 14 Straight Stitch Buttonhole for leather and suede 81 15 Straight Stitch Buttonhole with extra cutting space f f bound butt nh iles B1 16 h r sewing buttons 81 17 Round eyelet ft r belts laces etc Bl 18 Teardrop eyelet for laces embellishments B1 19 Oval eyelet for laces embellishments 81 ...

Page 37: ...Buttonhole Select buttonhole and snap on presser foot C q Lse the markings on the left toe of the buttonhole toot to position the garment edge 4 Begin sewing buttonhole The sewing machine will sew the left column in reverse The 4 buttonhole foot has guide lines to determine q the buttonhole length When the buttonhole is the desired length touch jour Designer SF 4 will bartack the end and stitch th...

Page 38: ...s tcgether and stitch the buttonhole 2 Cut the buttonhole down the center to 14 6 mm from each end Cut to the corners at each end to form a triangle as illustrated 3 Press the end triangles and the sides away from the buttonhole 4 Pull the cotton through the buttonhole opening to the wrong side Fold the cotton so the edges of the buttonhole are formed and meet at the center of the buttonhole openi...

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