SINGER 8614 - Manual (Page 59)

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Bar Tacks
# Pattern Group Selector; 7-8
» Needle Position:
« Stitch Width; 1.5 to 6
# Stitch Length; 0.5 -1
0 General Purpose Needle Plate
# General Purpose f-oot
Make a test sample, using scraps of your ma­
terial, and duplicating all garment thickness.
1. Mark position for the finished end of belt loop
on the fabric.
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Place belt loop, wrong side up, straight
stitch with cut end 3 mm {1/8 inch) from
edge of garment; do not stitch beyond
edges of the belt loop. Trim the end close
to the stitching and press.
2. Fold belt loop back on the stitching line and
press.
® Set your machine according to the code
above.
® Stitch 3 mm {1/8 inch) from the fold using
the multi-stitch zig zag stitch.
3. F'old over second part and bar tack.
Mending a Tear
« Trim ragged edges.
# Place underlay on the wrong side of tear for
reinforcement. (Do not baste or pin the under­
lay, since you will be bringing the edges
together in the next step).
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Stitch on the right side, bringing the edges of
the tear together. Shorten stitch length at
ends and corners to give extra strength.
m Trim underlay. 67