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Summary of Contents for 130-6

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Page 2: ...ck stitch or zigzag seams regulate the tension so that the interlacing of upper and under threads takes place in the center of the stitching For making buttonholes stitching on buttons eyeletting roll...

Page 3: ...working of the machine may be caused by 1 The motor belt having become too loose after con stant use therefore not pulling properly In that case the motor bracket has to be adjusted 2 The motor belt...

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Page 7: ...jam in the hook and tear The correct way to install the needle is with the flat of the shank toward the hand lift In general follow this simple rule Use a finer needle for finer thread and a heavier n...

Page 8: ...he bobbin will drop right out Practice a few times so as to get used to this operation 4 To wind the bobbin Fig 6 For beginners it is suggested that the balance wheel be disconnected so that the machi...

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Page 12: ...finger slip bobbin into center hook and drop latch back Push down bobbin case with thumb to make sure that case is lacked in position Fig 7 6 To commence Sewing IMPORTANT Turn wheel towards you to pic...

Page 13: ...8 To regulate the tension of the upper thread The tension of the upper thread is regulated by means of tension nut M Fig 4 Turning this screw clockwise the tension will become tighter Unscrewing it co...

Page 14: ...e direction with the aid of the screw driver If the tension is too tight unscrew it in a counter clockwise direction Fig 11 10 To regulate the length of stitch The length of the stitches is regulated...

Page 15: ...is on point zero of the scale the machine is performing the straight stitch If you turn the lever G to the left the machine is doing the zigzag stitch The width of the zig zag stitch is increased ast...

Page 16: ...nning the shifting procedure should not be made or the size of the zigzag stitch should not be changed unless the need is malted Other wise the needle might be bent or broken B Fig 12 12 To tak opart...

Page 17: ...small it is necessary to use great care so as not to lose them Grasp center hook between thumb and forefinger and turn the balance wheel gently until the lower case slips out Clear out the dirt with a...

Page 18: ...tighten the tension turn the lever of the tension sleeve as shown in Fig 4 a indicating the position for darning and embroidering b indicating the normal position c indicating the position for sewing...

Page 19: ...ack into position holding it firmly in place between the thumb and forefinger of the right hand and tighten the screw Fig 14 44088 44088 dard type of presser foot No 45037 Fig 15 is inclu ded for thos...

Page 20: ...e posses through the center of the left hole of the button To fix the button to the fabric four or five double stitches will do When stitching on buttons having four holes place the fabric with the bu...

Page 21: ...nhole draw the cord through the hole in the buttonhole foot towards the rear The tension of the upper and under thread must be tightened to obtain a well drawn in stitch The length of the buttonhole s...

Page 22: ...en this is done leave the needle at the right side of this edge in the fabric Now raise the presser bar and swing the fabric half around clockwise so that the edge now lies at the right of the needle...

Page 23: ...the needle and push lever G back to the farthest position on the right and make some plain stitches to lock the threads The cutting of the buttonhole is made with the button hole knife This must be pe...

Page 24: ...ing ladies and children s dresses underwear etc Fold the edge as required and baste if necessary Then cover the folded edge with zigzag stitches small to medium small at a stitch length of 1 16th inch...

Page 25: ...ing adds a handsome effect Fig 23 21 Applique work Trace the design on both fabrics with the cloth to be appliqued extending 1 16th inch beyond the edge of the design Place the cutting on the fabric s...

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Page 27: ...25 Follow the lines of the design with a narrow and not too dense zigzag stitch and cut the projecting edges off the cutting Then reinforce the seam with a wider and more dense zigzag seam See Fig 24...

Page 28: ...ular sewing foot unless cord is to be used If so use foot No 41621 Fig 26 With strong fabric such as linen shirting etc the lace is applied 1 16th inch from the edge and basted on if necessary The edg...

Page 29: ...hems are sewn by using hemming foot No 41246 Fig 28 or with the larger hemming foot No 41248 Fig 29 with the machine set for straight zigzag stitch With light tension and medium sized zigzag stitches...

Page 30: ...shown in Fig 32 flatten the seam and once more guide the edge thus formed through the feller When felling use the straight lack stitch except for thin or elastic fabrics and knitted goods which requir...

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Page 32: ...ig 33 By lowering the presser bar lever the thread tension is re established It is helpful to use an embroidery ring in any convenient size For darning use soft mercerized cotton No 40 to 80 depending...

Page 33: ...Ruffling is done with the same type of cording men tioned above See Fig 36 Fasten one end of the filler thread and tighten it after completing the seam The fabric con now be puckered together for uni...

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Page 37: ...titched hem along the center Fig 38 This type of edging is used to prevent the unravelling of the plain cloth edge Fig 38 30 Railed hems Rolled hems are produced with the aid of sewing foot No 46261 X...

Page 38: ...m is the result of the wide zigzag stitch sewn with firm tension Fig 41 32 Scalloped edge Fig 42 On neck pieces and lingerie strops of heavy knit goods the rolled hem described above is too thick In t...

Page 39: ...set on zero and lever H is set in center Turn hand wheel until needle bar is at lowest point Loosen needle bar clamp lock screw Lower needle bar until the top of the eye of the needle is level with t...

Page 40: ...ouching the needle and lock the hook in position on the hook shaft Replace base stop and push it towards the front of the machine until you ve got a least 1 32 or more clearance between the base stop...

Page 41: ...l seams 22 20 Overedged hems 23 21 Applique work 25 22 Running on lace 27 23 Even hems 28 24 Felling 28 25 Embroidering and darning 31 26 Covered cords 32 27 Ruffling 32 28 Hemstitching 32 29 Picot ed...

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Page 43: ...ree and smooth Most often people tighten the motor belt much too tight Loosen the motor bracket just so the belt slips a little then take a little slack out just tighten a bit more then tighten the mo...

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