Sewing bar tacks on thick fabrics, Adjusting the stitch length of the bar tack, Adjusting the bar tack width – Brother PC 6500 User Manual

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CONTENTS

SETTING UP

SEWING

UTILITY

STITCHES

MY CUSTOM

STITCH

TM

(CREATE

YOUR

OWN

STITCH

DESIGNS)

EMBROIDERING

MAINTENANCE

ERROR

MESSAGES

SEWING CHART

PATTERNS

(PROGRAMMED

IN MACHINE)

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3

6. Gently hold the end of the upper thread, and then press the

start/stop button to start the machine. Once sewing is
completed, the machine automatically sews reinforcement
stitches, and then stops.

Note

If automatic thread cutting is turned on before you start
sewing, both threads are automatically cut after the
reinforcement stitches are sewn.

If the fabric does not feed (for example, because it is too
thick), press the STITCH LENGTH key

to increase the

stitch length.

Sewing bar tacks on thick fabrics

1

2

Place a piece of folded fabric or cardboard beside the fabric
being sewn to level off the buttonhole foot and allow for easier
feeding.

1

Buttonhole foot

2

Folded fabric or cardboard

Adjusting the stitch length of the bar tack

Press the STITCH ADJUST key, and then use the STITCH
LENGTH
keys

and

to adjust the stitch length of the

bar tack.

1

Pressing STITCH LENGTH key

lengthens the bar tack

stitch length.

2

Standard bar tack stitch length

3

Pressing STITCH LENGTH key

shortens the bar tack

stitch length.

Note
If the fabric does not feed (for example, because it is too thick),
press the STITCH LENGTH key

to increase the stitch

length.

Adjusting the bar tack width

Press the STITCH ADJUST key, and then use the STITCH

WIDTH keys

and

to adjust the width of the bar tack.

1

Pressing STITCH WIDTH key

increases the width of

the bar tack.

2

Standard bar tack width

3

Pressing STITCH WIDTH key

decreases the width of

the bar tack.

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