SINGER 216G User Manual
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with left-hand needle vibration, and the last row of
stitches
was
produced
by
alternating
left-hand
and
right-hand
needle
vibration.
An
ingenious
seamstress
will
be
able
to
devise
many
other
variations
of
stitches,
the
range
of
which
may
be
still
further
increased by using threads of contrasting colors and
combining various kinds of zig zag stitches.
To Sew on Buttons (Fig. 51)
First attach the button sewing presser foot (No. 2,
Fig. 3) in place of the presser foot, and use either
No. 40 or No. 50 sewing cotton for both needle and
bobbin. Set the bight for the distance between the
holes (a maximum of 3V4 on the bight scale), and set
length of stitch regulating lever (B, Fig. 23) at 0, and
drop the feed by moving the drop feed lever (A,
Fig. 51
Fig. 61) over to the right. The needle position lever B
is set in an upper left position as shown in Fig. 26
for left-hand needle vibration. By counting up to six
stitches at each hole, the button will have been sewed
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