JUKI HZL-600, Instruction Manual

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Patchwork piecing
To sew pieces of cloth together is called piecing in patchwork.
When piecing, the seam allowance is usually 1/4" (6.4 mm).
1
Cut the fabric with seam allowance.
2
Align the right end of the presser foot and
the edge of the fabric and sew.
The needle will enter 1/4" (6.4 mm) from the edge of
the fabric, so the seam allowance of 1/4" (6.4 mm) can
be sewn.
Pattern No. Direct 2
Presser foot Standard presser
foot (A)
* You can change the needle position as you like.
Needle position change: Refer to page 81
The needle position can be
adjusted between 0.0~7.0.
When the needle position is at ‘5.6’,
the needle is 1/4" (6.4 mm) from
the right edge of standard presser
foot (A).
1/4" (6.4 mm)
5.6
0.0 7.0
Attention
1/4" (6.4 mm)
Turn OFF the power switch
before replacing the presser
foot.
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Applique (1)
The edge of the applique fabric is sewn with a compact
zigzag, so it is suitable for the applique of cut fabric.
2
Turn the hand wheel towards you and
start sewing along with the outer side of
the applique fabric.
When you start sewing, the machine will automatically
sew 3 lock stitches.
1
Cut the applique fabric at the finish
line, put it on the base fabric and fix it
temporarily.
It is recommended to use both-sided adhesive
interlining or the similar to fix the appliqué fabric on
the base fabric. Use the interlining to the edge of the
appliqué fabric.
* When sewing steep angles, keep the needle inside
the fabric, raise the presser foot, change sewing
direction and sew slowly.
Pattern No. Direct 5
Presser
foot
Manual buttonhole
presser foot (I)
Open toe presser foot
(O)
Keep the needle inside the fabric
at the point of arrow and raise the
presser foot.
3
At the end of sewing, push the reverse
stitch button to sew lock stitches for 3~5
stitches.
* Usually center needle position is used for appliqué
stitches but right or left needle position can be used.
Changing needle position: Refer to page 81
F600 Only
Attention
Turn OFF the power switch
before replacing the presser
foot.