Making a thread chain, Releasing the chain from the machine – SINGER 1030 Creative Touch User Manual
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Making a Thread Chain
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.Paper
Making a Thread Chain
Stay chains (sometimes calied French tacks),
beit loops and chains for cording buttonholes,
normally time-consuming hand-worked fin
ishes, can be quickly chainstitched. To pro
duce a chain, stitch on paper for desired
length, remove work from machine and tear
paper away from the stitching. Follow instruc
tions on page 31 for starting and ending 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Chain will unravel as work is withdrawn.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
Chainstitched Cord
K
Releasing Chain from Machine
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