Instruction manual pg, Workbook pg, Securing the seam – Bernina dcet 2500 User Manual

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1999 BERNINA of America

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SECURING THE SEAM

Instruction Manual pg.___
Bernette Advanced Guide
Workbook pg.___
Serger Library

Tips and Tricks

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Turn the Stitch Selection Dial to “A” on the Stitch Selection Panel.

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Thread the serger for a 4-thread Overlock stitch.

Note – If you are using a Wavy Rotary Cutter or pinking shears to trim the samples, do all

trimming before beginning to sew this sample.

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Fold the fabric in half to 2” X “6” and place the fabric under the Presser Foot.

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Take 2-3 stitches on the fabric.

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Locate the Needle Stop Button on the front of the serger (left side).

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Press the Needle Stop Button to lower the Needles into the fabric.

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Raise the Presser Foot and with your left hand gently pull the Thread Chain around the Needles

to the Knife.

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Lower the Presser Foot and continue serging (cutting off the excess Thread Chain) until you are

one (1) stitch off the end of the fabric.

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Locate the Rolled Hem Selection Lever on the right side of the cloth plate.

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Pull the Rolled Hem Selection Lever towards you, releasing the Thread Chain from the stitch

finger.

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Raise the Presser Foot and carefully flip the fabric over so that the Lower Looper side of the

previously serged seam will be overstitched.

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Place the fabric under the Presser Foot so that the first stitch will enter the fabric when you

begin stitching.

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Slide the Rolled Hem Selection Lever towards the body of the serger.

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Serge for about 1”, overstitching the previous stitching. Guide the fabric so as not to cut

the previous stitching. Option - Rotate the Upper Knife up.

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Raise the Toe of the Presser Foot and rotate the fabric 90

°

clockwise.

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Serge off the edge of the fabric.

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If the Knife is up, rotate the Upper Knife down into the Cutting Position.

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Mount the sample.

FABRIC:

Medium weight cotton 4” X 6”

NEEDLES:

80/12 Universal

THREAD:

4 cones of serger thread

PRESSER FOOT:

Standard

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