Baby Lock Symphony (BLSY) Instruction and Reference Guide Addendum - Manual (Page 6)

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c
Use a piece of stabilizer that is larger than
your design area, reinforcing with a smaller
piece of the stabilizer at the center of the
circle when using fine fabric or the same
pivot pin area repeatedly.
a Wrong side of Fabric
b Stabilizer
c Reinforcement Stabilizer
d Pivot Pin area
d
Insert the pivot pin at the center of circle
from the right side of fabric.
a Pivot Pin
b Center of circle
c Right side of Fabric
e
Pressing the top of the pivot pin, insert the
point of the pivot pin into the “Y” mark on
the attachment.
a Right side of Fabric
b Wrong side of Fabric
f
Select the desired stitch and sew allowing the
fabric to feed smoothly, making sure that you
do not push or pull your fabric causing an
uneven circle.
g
After sewing, always press the release button
to remove the pin and fabric from the circular
attachment.
a Release button
Note
• A stabilizer is always required when sewing on any
fabric or garment to prevent stretching or puckering.
Depending on the type of fabric being sewn, will
determine wether you use permanent, iron on,
temporary or a sticky stabilizer.
Note
• When sewing a small diameter circle, we
recommend that you first pin the fabric to the
attachment and then set the indicator to your
desired size.
CAUTION
• Do not leave the pivot pin inserted in your fabric
and not attached to the circular attachment. To do
so may result in accidental injury or machine
damage.