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STARTING THE SEAM

Always test-stItch seams on fabric scraps

before stitching your garment. This will ena

ble you to get the feel of handling the fabric.

Also, it will indicate whether tension, pres
sure, stitch length, needle and thread are cor

rect.

To avoid tangied threads on the underside of

the fabric. It is important to start and end

seams carefully.

• Raise the take-up iever to its highest posi

tion by turning the hand wheel toward you or

pressing ilghtly on the speed controiler.

Raise presser foot.

• Draw needle and bobbin threads under foot

and place them diagonally to right.

• Hoid thread ends and with a light touch on

the speed controller or by turning the hand

wheei toward you, position needle in fabric

about V

inch from fabric edge.

• Lower the presser foot.

• Press stitch-length dial all the way down

and hold in place.

• Start machine and backstitch to edge of

fabric. (Do not sew beyond edge of fabric.)

•

• Release the stitch-length dial and sew In

forward direction.

Stitching to End of Seam

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Page 1: ...SUPER DELUXE FREE ARM STRETCH STITCH SEWING MACHINE Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie shophurt pl ...

Page 2: ...Sew like a pro with your Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie shophurt pl ...

Page 3: ...Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie shophurt pl ...

Page 4: ...iscs 24 5 Twin Needle Stitching 26 6 Temporary Stitching 28 7 Buttons and Buttonholes 34 Buttons 34 Buttonholes 35 8 Sewing the Professional Way 41 Construction Details 41 Zippers Corded Seams Blindstitch Hems Darts Sewing Knit and Stretch Fabric 44 Stretch Stitch Chart Starting to Sew Using a Flexi Stitch Pattern Guiding and Supporting Fabric Adjusting Pressure Plain Stretch Seams Maxi Topstitchi...

Page 5: ...nholing 17 Thread Guides 18 Zig zag Foot holds fabric against feed 19 F p Sew Panel converts machine for free arm sewing 20 Zig zag Piate secured by magnets Guidelines on right and left sides help you keep seams straight 21 Soft touch Feed moves fabric under presser foot Soft surface does not injure fabric even the most delicate 22 Bobbin Latch allows you to switch from sewing to bobbin winding wi...

Page 6: ...trol Numbers on plate indicate distance from needle in eighths of an inch The straight stitch plate is also used for chainstitching 5 Button Foot holds most flat buttons securely for fastening 6 Feed Cover Plate for button sewing and free motion work 7 Zipper Foot for inserting zippers and stitching corded seams 8 Overedge Foot used with overedge stretch stitch for seams in stretch fabrics at stit...

Page 7: ...d two thread topstitching 14 Seam Guide helps you keep seam allowances even 15 Blindstitch Hem Guide Use this with the zig zag foot to position and guide the hem 12 16 Stitch pattern Discs One reversible Flexi Stitch disc on holder in machine when delivered Five discs in accessory box three reversible Flexi Stitch discs and two reversible Fash on Stitch discs Each reversible disc produces two pat ...

Page 8: ...er the presser foot pin 5 Press presser foot screw down until foot snaps into place To remove and replace the shank of snap on presser feet follow instructions below for one piece presser feet One piece Presser Feet 1 Raise take up lever to its highest position by turning the hand wheel toward you 2 Raise presser foot 3 Loosen presser foot screw and remove the foot guiding it to the right The Butt...

Page 9: ...ead being caught when piate is repiaced 1 Raise take up iever to its highest position by turning the hand wheel toward you 2 Raise presser foot 3 Open slide plate Press down on front edge of plate and lift up and out 4 Position new plate over pins and release Plate is drawn into position by magnets See special instructions on page 30 for attaching straight stitch plate for chainstitching 5 Close s...

Page 10: ...ypes and weights of fabric Style 2020 15x1 needles for all purpose sewing Style 2045 bail point Yellow Band need es for sewing synthetic knits and stretch fabrics Style 2025 needle for twin needle decora tive stitching CHANGING THE NEEDLE 1 Raise needle to its highest point by turning the hand wheel toward you Loosen needle clamp screw and remove the needle 2 Insert new needle in clamp with the fl...

Page 11: ...for almost all of your sewing needs The MAX setting B switch pressed in all the way allows for full speed capacity of the machine It is best for long straight seams and easy to handle fabrics To run the machine press the foot or knee speed controller The harder you press the faster the machine will sew within the selected speed range The lighter you press the slower the machine will sew within the...

Page 12: ...IGHTS dec orative straight stitch topstitching LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHTS WOVEN decorative twin needle stitching THREAD Fine polyester nylon or cotton thread Cotton wrapped polyester FINE 100 polyester 50 mercerized cotton ÀY ny lpn i A silk Cotton wrapped polyester 100 polyester 50 mercerized cotton 60 cotton A silk Cotton wrapped polyester 100 polyester Heavy duty mercerized cotton 40 to 60 cotton...

Page 13: ... into channel C 3 Draw thread firmiy between tension discs down right hand channel and up left hand channel 4 Thread take up lever D by guiding thread down over top of lever and then up Into eyelet 5 Lead thread from take up lever down into ieft channel and then Into lower thread guides E and F Thread the needie using the needle threader Refer to page 10 for instruc tions on using the needle threa...

Page 14: ...go I Swing threader back just far enough to clear the needle Align metal hook of threader with the eye of the needle Swing threader forward so that hook passes through eye of needle 3 Holding approximately 3 inches 7 6cm of thread between your hands loop thread under metal hook Leave slack in thread on each side of hook Release thread 4 Holding threader by its tab with right hand draw metal hook a...

Page 15: ...tern I needle position center and stitch w i d t h If pattern selector release lever fails to lock into place turn the hand wheel slightly toward you and then reset lever Winding Steps 1 Move bobbin latch to right wind position 2 Draw needle thread back between toes of presser foot under left side of presser foot then up into and around thread retainer as shown Do not hold thread end Start the mac...

Page 16: ...n slot on top into bobbin case 2 Move bobbin latch to right wind position 3 Leave slide plate open until you have fin ished winding the bobbin REMOVING THREAD FROM BOBBIN You can leave the bobbin in place while re moving thread With slide plate closed pull thread end through the plate with a steady motion Do not pull the thread across the feed as this may damage it 12 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do ...

Page 17: ...osi tion Hold needle thread lightly with left hand and turn hand wheel slowly toward you so the needle enters plate 2 Continue turning hand wheel and holding needle thread until needle rises Tighten your hold on the needle thread and bring up bobbin thread in a loop 3 Open the loop with your fingers draw nee dle and bobbin threads under the presser foot and place them diagonally to right or left T...

Page 18: ...ig zag stitching use the zig zag foot and zig zag plate and set pattern selector on zig zag setting I 1 1 1 ri 1 N 1 i 1 i H i j R 1 1 1 _H_ j i J j Pressure Dial REGULATING PRESSURE The pressure dial regulates the pressure that the presser foot exerts on the fabric The NORM normal setting can be used for sewing a wide variety of fabrics of different weight and texture Intermediate settings above ...

Page 19: ...sion dial controls needle thread tension only Bobbin thread tension has been correctly set at the factory and you do not need to adjust it SETTING STITCH LENGTH The stitch length dial regulates the length of both straight and zig zag stitches The num bers 6 to 20 represent the number of straight stitches per inch the higher the number the shorter the stitch Generaily shorter stitches are best for ...

Page 20: ...r information on speed basting by maohlne turn to page 28 PLACING FABRIC Most fabric can be placed under the presser foot by raising the presser foot lifter to its up position When placing bulky fabrics such as coating knit or terry cloth or several fabric layers raise the presser foot lifter to its high position and make sure needle is at its highest point Hold lifter in position since it does no...

Page 21: ...ed controiler Raise presser foot Draw needle and bobbin threads under foot and place them diagonally to right Hoid thread ends and with a light touch on the speed controller or by turning the hand wheei toward you position needle in fabric about V2 inch from fabric edge Lower the presser foot Press stitch length dial all the way down and hold in place Start machine and backstitch to edge of fabric...

Page 22: ...for I Extra Wide Seam Pivoting at Corner Attaching Seam Guide Place screw in hole to the right of the slide plate line up straight edge of guide with the needle plate guideline for desired seam width and tighten screw TURNING SQUARE CORNERS To turn a square corner inch from the fabric edge you need not measure or mark the seam Simply use the crosslines on the slide plate Line up your fabric with r...

Page 23: ... of the fabric Do not sew beyond edge of fabric 2 Press stitch length dial all the way down and hold In place Backstitch approx imately V2 Inch to reinforce end of seam Release stitch length dial 3 Raise take up lever to its highest position and raise presser foot Remove the fabric by drawing it to the back and left 4 Cut threads on thread cutter at rear of presser bar stitching a Curved Seam Reve...

Page 24: ...ewing the Professional Way beginning on page 41 you will find instructions for both decorative and practical uses of these patterns machine produce the stitches illustrated Plain Zig Zag Stitch Used for general pur pose stretch sewing buttonholes attaching buttons bar tacks and applique Straight Stitch For seaming and speed bast ing Muiti stitch Zig Zag Lets you mend join and reinforce without bul...

Page 25: ... ADJUSTING STITCH PLACEMENT Needle position setting places the nee dle in center stitching position Settings J and J place the needle in left and right stitching position at stitch widths less than 5 Center setting is used most often Right is required for buttonholing and left J for button sewing or setting can be used for placing narrow zig zag stitching to the left or right of center in decorati...

Page 26: ...For tension adjustment of Fashion Stitch pat terns at satin stitch length turn to page 54 ADJUSTING STITCH LENGTH For Fashion Stitch Patterns Any stitch length setting from 6 to 20 will give you an open zig zag stitch of the pattern you select The lower the number the more open or farther apart your stitches will be The symbol on the dial above 20 designates the FINE stitch area and is used for ad...

Page 27: ...g stitch balance when using Flexi Stitch patterns When using a Flexi Stitch pattern you may need to adjust the stitch balance dial to cor rect the appearance of the stitch Before you move the stitch balance dial from its neutral position make a test sample If ad justment is required stitch slowly and move the stitch balance dial as you sew i Incorrect Correct Incorrect Turn the dial slowly to left...

Page 28: ... corners in place of bar tacks 78 Bead Stitch A decorative stitch for single needle and twin needle work 79 Scallop Stitch Makes perfectly formed evenly spaced scallops for edgings and tucks 80 Zig Zag Point Stitch Finishes and decorates in one operation Makes shadow hems attaches lace and inserts etastie F exr St fc i Disc Patterns 69 Maxi Topstitch Effective in producing bold topstitchlng See pa...

Page 29: ...n selector on to activate disc Finding the Beginning of a Pattern Unit When Using A Disc To start stitching one of the Fashion Stitch or Flexi Stitch disc patterns at its beginning align the start symbol on the disc with the pattern start symbol on the machine To align both start symbols Unthread the needle Hold needle and bobbin thread ends Run the machine until both symbols are aligned Release t...

Page 30: ...an extra wound bobbin at hand for replacement NOTE When inserting a previously wound bobbin follow the instructions on page 13 4 Close slide plate and raise bobbin thread 5 Cut thread about four inches from needle and unthread the needle 6 Remove the single needle and insert the twin needle threading the needle 1 Pass thread through right eye of needle 2 Place spool of thread on detachable spool p...

Page 31: ...yellow 6 yellow PresserFoot Zig Zag Special Purpose Special Purpose Special Purpose Special Purpose Special Purpose Plate Zig Zag Zig Zag Zig Zag Zig Zag Zig Zag Zig Zag Speed Setting MIN MIN MIN MIN MIN MIN ttCAUTION Do not use a stitch width greater than 2 5 when sewing with twin needle A wider stitch will result in needle breakage 27 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagra...

Page 32: ...dle Position only Stitch Length 6 through FINE Speed MIN Zig Zag Plate only Zig Zag Foot only NOTE The Even Feed Foot cannot be used for speed basting 2 V 2 1 Stitch Length The stitch length dial regulates the length of basting stitches but because the basting disc changes the interval at which the needle en ters the fabric the numbers on the dial no longer represent stitches per inch The settings...

Page 33: ...ew one set the stitch width dial on to raise the needle thread through the needle hole Make sure the zig zag foot and zig zag plate are on the machine and do not attempt to use the Even Feed Foot PROCEDURE 1 Set stitch length dial for a short stitch in the triangle above the FINE area Place work under the needle lower the presser foot and take a few stitches to position and secure basting start 2 ...

Page 34: ... need to be altered Basting for trial fittings PREPARATION 1 Raise take up lever to its highest position and raise presser foot Open slide piate 2 Move bobbin latch to left and remove bob bin and plate 3 Place bobbin case insert in bobbin oase as shown with finger of insert positioned under the feed 4 Position straight stitch plate over holding pins making certain that the post of the bobbin case ...

Page 35: ... foot and turn hand wheel to raise take up lever to its highest point 2 Pass scissors under presser foot and draw out a loop of thread 3 Hold loop and cut thread about an inch from end of stitching 4 Remove fabric from machine by pulling it straight back away from you The thread end will pull through fabric to the underside and form a temporary lock Instructions for releasing the chain from the ma...

Page 36: ...ng stitch ing Chain t Tear Up Releasing the Chain from the Machine To release the chain from the machine without locking end of stitching in fabric or paper Raise take up lever to its highest position and raise the presser foot Open slide plate and press down on finger of bobbin case insert Draw fabric or paper to back of machine Chain will unravel as work is withdrawn Chainstitched Belt Loop Chai...

Page 37: ... highest position and raise presser foot Open slide piate and remove the straight stitch plate Move bobbin latch to left and lift out the bob bin case insert by pushing down post and lifting insert out on an angie Replace bobbin and zig zag or straight stitch plate see page 5 Close slide plate Unthread chainstitch eyelet in take up lever and rethread for regular sewing Picking Up Free Thread End P...

Page 38: ... hole Increase or decrease stitch width if required so that needle will enter the right hole of button Take six or more zig zag stitches at this setting ending on left side 3 To fasten stitching return to stitch width setting 0 and take about three stitches FORMING A THREAD SHANK Buttons sewn on coats and jackets should have a thread shank to make them stand away from the fabric To form a thread s...

Page 39: ...pattern This guideline can be made by hand basting or machine speed basting and should follow a lengthwise fabric thread 2 Mark a guideline for each buttonhole Fabrics may be marked lightly with tailor s chalk Horizontal buttonholes are placed to extend Vs inch beyond the center line of the gar ment as shown so that the buttons will be in the center of the figure when the gar ment is fastened Hori...

Page 40: ...ole foot Then pull down buttonhole lever To attach one step buttonhole foot place buttonhole foot behind the needle then guide it forward Center the foot under the shank and lower the presser foot lifter so that the shank fits over the presser foot pin Press presser foot screw down firmly until foot snaps into place 3 Set all dials on red symbols as illustrated Set the stitch length dial midway be...

Page 41: ...onhole you sew Stop machine when stitching starts to over lap the starting bar tack Move stitch width dial to setting and take one or two fastening stitches Remove work from machine ciip thread ends and cut button opening For additional information on the cutting of button open ings refer to page 40 If necessary reset stitch width diai on red for next but tonhole When buttonholes are completed pus...

Page 42: ...est buttonhole For shorter stitches turn the dial toward setting 15 For longer stitches turn the dial toward setting 6 Adjusting Stitch Balance Stitch density on right and left sides of the buttonhole is balanced with the stitch balance dial A slight movement of the dial produces a noticeable change in density If the stitches on the LEFT side of the but tonhole are too dense turn the balance dial ...

Page 43: ...ening in one step buttonholes is controlled by the button carrier clamp If the button will not pass through the button opening of your test buttonhole remove the button from the carrier and slide clamp for ward to a new setting Use the gauge lines Vs inch apart on the carrier to set length and stitch buttonhole without a button in the car rier Adjusting Length of Button Opening When Using One step...

Page 44: ...wn and sew buttonhole in the usual way see page 37 for one step buttonholes When stitching is completed release cord from foot and remove work by drawing it to the back of the machine Draw the loop of filler cord into the but tonhole stitching by holding fabric at the starting end of the buttonhole with one hand and pulling ends of filler cord firmly with the other Trim ends of filler cord Cut but...

Page 45: ...ipper is to the right of the needle Attach right side of zipper foot to shank needle will enter right notch in foot When the zipper is to the left of the needle Attach left side of zipper foot to shank nee dle will enter left notch in foot CORDED SEAMS The corded seam is a professional treatment for slipcovers children s clothes blouses and lingerie To make a corded seam make the welting first or ...

Page 46: ...f gar ment creating a soft fold about V a inch from top edge of hem on wrong side of work Press lightly 4 Position hem under foot with soft fold rest ing against wall of guide Make sure flange of guide is between the soft fold and top of hem 5 Lower the foot and stitch so that the straight stitches fail on the hem edge and sideward stitches pierce the soft fold While stitching guide hem edge in a ...

Page 47: ...lly to the point 2 Stitch beyond the fabric to form a thread chain Vz to inch long 3 Clip thread ends about 2 inches from dart point and tie the ends into a single knot close to the stitching Continuous thread Darts 1 Set the machine as for regular darts 2 Wind an empty bobbin with a small amount of thread to make a single dart To hasten separation of starting thread end from the winding bobbin pu...

Page 48: ...r seams hems and facings Multi Stitch Zig Zag Built in Attaching elastic and stretch lace Lingerie and swimsuit construction Girdle seams Seam finishes Casings and waistband finishes Plain Zig Zag Built in General purpose stretch sewing Lingerie searns Attaching stay tape Seam finishing Edge finishing Attaching stretch lace Ric Rac Stitch t Disc 74 Heavy duty general purpose stretch sewing Reversi...

Page 49: ...hed For nylon tricot and similar synthetic knits apply gentle tension by holding seam in front and back of the presser foot CAUTION Do not pull the fabric while you are stitching as this may deflect the needle caus ing it to break ADJUSTING PRESSURE WHEN SEWING KNIT AND STRETCH FABRIC Some knit and stretch fabrics because of their structure require either more or less than normal NORM presser bar ...

Page 50: ... Equalized Speed MIN Zig Zag Plate Zig Zag Foot Preparation Make a test sample to determine thread ten sion and adjust stitch balance See page 23 Be sure to insert a ball point Yellow Band needle in machine if you are stitching a knit stretch or elastic fabric Procedure 1 Draw needle and bobbin threads under foot to back of machine Hold thread ends and position needle in fabric with a light touch ...

Page 51: ...er Flexi StItch patterns See page 23 For good appearance forward and reverse stitches should be of equal length Procedure Line up pattern start symbols on disc and machine See page 25 Draw needle and bobbin threads under foot to back of machine Hold thread ends and with a light touch on the speed controller position needle in fabric a scant V 4 inch in from starting edge Lower presser foot and sta...

Page 52: ...e a bail point Yellow Band needle if you are sewing a synthetic knit fabric Baste the garment together on the seam line allowing for inch seam allowance and fit in usual way After making any necessary adjustments trim seam edge evenly to a scant V4inch from seam line basting Place trimmed seam under the foot so that the straight stitches fall on the basted seam line and zig zag stitches fall over ...

Page 53: ...ft side of the pat tern penetrate the basted seam iine Press after stitching and trim away excess fabric to produce a narrow seam edge When the seam supports the garment omit the trimming step FINISHES FOR HEMS AND FACINGS Hems and facing edges in knit and stretch fabrics will be less apt to press through and mark when given a fiat edge finish Edge finishing with the muiti stitch zig zag stitch ho...

Page 54: ...a self fabric cloth 10 15 Straight Stitch for seams 12 15 1 Zig Zagpr Honeycomb Stitch for over casting Style 2020 Size 14 Style 2045 Size 14 or 16 for panne velvet Even Feed Foot Zig Zag Foot for overcasting Zig Zag Plate DEEP PILE fake fur Pin rather than baste searns Stitch in direc tion of nap Use plain seams for short hair furs narrow overedged seams for shaggy buiky furs Shear pile from seam...

Page 55: ...ATED FABRIC NAPPED FABRIC cashmere mohair camel hair Use French seams double stitched or French whipped seams Hold ends of needle and bobbin thread when you begin to stitch Support fabric while stitching See page 45 Remove beads from seam allowance Baste seam line Stitch with zipper foot to right of needle Use welt flat felled or double topstitched seams Slash darts grade seams and reinforce butto...

Page 56: ...nd slot seams Belts waistbands and patch pockets Blanket binding and pleats Do Not Use It When Speed Basting Sewing with Flexi Stitch patterns Preparing Fabric The Even Feed foot will not correct inac curacies in weaving and cutting so make sure the grain of woven fabric or rib of knits is true when you cut your garment If you are sewing a stripe plaid or print cut fabric pieces to match exactly a...

Page 57: ...ack of foot when you start to stitch After just a few stitches release thread ends and remove pin used to secure fabric Guide fabric lightly under foot Do not over handle For a reinforced sewing start place work so that needle hole in foot is approximately V 2 inch in from starting edge of fabric hold thread ends stitch in reverse to edge of fabric Do not sew beyond edge of fabric Then stitch forw...

Page 58: ...rgandy is suit able for this purpose For best results use the special purpose foot Stitch Desired FasWon Stitch Stitch Width 2 through 5 Needle Position Stitch Length FINE area Zig Zag Plate Special Purpose Foot Adjusting Stitch Length 1 Set stitch length dial at bottom of FINE area 2 Run machine at slow speed 3 Gradually turn dial clockwise until stitches are closely spaced and form a smooth sur ...

Page 59: ...itching use a short stitch Remove basting and press Attach special purpose foot and zig zag plate Method 1 Trimming after Stitching 1 Set pattern selector and stitch width dial for desired appliqué stitch Adjust stitch length in the FINE area 2 Outline the entire design with appliqué stitching 3 Cut away the fabric on the outer edges of the stitching with embroidery scissors Method 2 Stitching aft...

Page 60: ...d following or fiiling in design outline as ap propriate Move hoop rapidiy to increase stitch length and change the direction of hoop movement To shade change zig zag stitch width from wide to narrow HESITATION EMBROIDERY Stitch Straight i Stitch Width 5 only Needle Position Stitch Length 0 Speed Range MIN Feed Cover Plate See page 5 for attaching No Presser Foot or Shank Hesitation embroidery is ...

Page 61: ...4 Style 2045 Yellow Band needle for knits Set the machine for straight stitching Clip detachable spool pin to thread guidepost by pushing open end of detachable spool pin around guidepost as illustrated Using the two threads thread the machine in the regular way for single needle stitch ing For best results use size 50 mercerized cotton thread or cotton wrapped polyester thread Pass threads togeth...

Page 62: ...Stitch Straight i Stitch Width Needle Position Stitch Length In FINE area Feed Cover Plate See page 5 for attaohing No Presser Foot or Presser Foot Shank 1 Attach feed cover plate see page 5 2 Trim ragged edges from area to be darned and center worn section in embroidery hoop designed for machine use 3 Position work under needle and lower the presser bar to engage tension 4 Hold needle thread loos...

Page 63: ...ends and corners to give extra strength 5 Trim underlay When replacing waistline elastic in lingerie use the same settings and accessories as for mending a tear 1 Fit elastic for desired snugness at waistline allowing one inch for joining Lap ends to form a band and straight stitch together as shown 2 Divide elastic band into four equal seg ments and mark with pins Do the same to the garment Then ...

Page 64: ...ttern desired Draw a vertical line on a sheet of paper or use graph paper if available Place paper under presser foot with drawn line centered under black vertical guideline of special purpose foot Lower needle by turning hand wheel toward you and position it on drawn line of paper Lower presser foot Carefully sew along the drawn line on the paper using black vertical guideline of foot to guide st...

Page 65: ...ages You will discover many more for yourself To convert to free arm sewing simply press down on corner of Flip Sew panel on sewing machine with heei of right hand To raise Flip Sew panei piace hand under panei and lift up until it locks into piace A ciick wili be heard when panei is iocked in position Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np Singer Toyota Pfaff Gri...

Page 66: ...ruction is given on page 34 SLEEVES Free arm sewing takes the difficulty out of stitching a sieeve The armhoie rotates smoothiy under the needle so that you can place stitching accurately The extra control afforded by the free arm is especiaiiy helpful for topstitching flat fell seams 62 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik A...

Page 67: ...lar garment areas rotate smoothly around the sewing surface giving you full visibility and control as you blindstitch hems attach elastic or topstitch cuffs 63 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie shophurt pl ...

Page 68: ... roll the garment For darning follow the Instructions on page 58 and refer to page 59 for mending information BAR TACKS Bar tacks reinforce areas of strain and can be applied to ready made garments as well as to those sewn at home Use the free arm surface to avoid fabric bulk around the needle when you apply this detail to pockets plackets and waistlines 64 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm...

Page 69: ...hole 4 inches 10cm down from center shoulder 7 Shoulder to Bust From neck basest shoulder to point of bust 8 Front Waist Length From neck basest shoulder over fullest part of bust to waistline _______ _____ 9 Back Waist Length From the prominent bone at base of neck to natural waistline _____________ 10 Sleeve Width Around arm at upper edge of underarm seam 11 Sleeve Length Shoulder to elbow 12 Sl...

Page 70: ...a fine cord or multiple strands of thread clean Thread retainer spring Open slide plate remove bobbin and remove plate as instructed on page 5 With the lint brush clean Area around feed Area in and around the bobbin case With the lint brush or soft cloth clean Bobbin window If necessary tilt machine back slightly to clean underside of window Your machine requires no oiling under normal conditions ...

Page 71: ... lower the light bracket Do not attempt to unscrew the bulb Press bulb up Into the socket and at the same time turn It over in the direction shown to unlock bulb pin REPLACING BULB Press new bulb into socket with bulb pin en tering slot of socket and turn it over in direc tion shown to lock bulb in position Push entire assembly up until it snaps in position 67 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia f...

Page 72: ...eedle thread breaks make sure Machine is correctly threaded Thread is even and free of knots Needle is straight and correct size for thread and fabric Spool holder is pressed firmly against thread spool and thread unwinds smoothly from spool Needle thread tension is not too tight Presser foot is raised for bobbin winding Bobbin case is correctly threaded when inserting a previously wound bobbin Th...

Page 73: ...s This short open foot permits following curved lines with ease and accuracy Professional Buttonholer No 381116 Finger Guard No 161681 The Professional Buttonholer sews six kinds of buttonholes plus eyelets in a wide variety of fabrics You choose the style and length and make perfect buttonholes every time The finger guard provides extra safety by pro tecting fingers from the needle It is ideal fo...

Page 74: ...ector 21 70 Performance Checklist 68 Plain Stretch Seams 46 Plates 2 3 5 Changing Plates 5 Feed Cover Plate 2 5 Straight stitch Plate 2 3 Zig Zag Plate 2 Slide Plate 1 Power and Light Switch 1 7 Presser Feet 2 3 4 52 Button Foot 2 Buttonhole Foot 3 Changing Presser Feet 4 Even Feed Foot 2 52 Special purpose Foot 2 Straight stitch Foot 2 Zig Zag Foot 2 Zipper Foot 2 41 Pressure Adjustments 14 45 Pr...

Page 75: ...l number on serial No your machine I Serial No Enjoy Sewing If you have any questions please write to The Singer Company Consumer Affairs Department 321 First Street Elizabeth N J 07207 A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY Printed in U S A Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie shophurt pl ...

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