Corded buttonholes, Inserting cord in one-step buttonhole foot, Procedure – SINGER 1036 Creative Touch User Manual

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Inserting Cord in One-step Buttonhole Foot

CORDED BUTTONHOLES

Corded or raised buttonholes are made by
stitching over a filler cord. Embroidery or
crochet threads make good filler cords, but
double strands of sewing thread or a sew-off
chain of needle and bobbin thread may also
be used.

Inserting Cord in
One-step Buttonhole Foot

• Raise foot. Hold filler cord in both hands,

and insert it between foot and underplate,
from left side (the side opposite underplate
tab). Insert one end of the filler cord in the
right notch in front of foot. Lead cord back

under foot and loop it up and over the cord

spur from right to left.

• Bring cord forward, between foot and under­

plate, and secure end in left notch.

Procedure

• Insert cord in buttonhole foot as shown and

sew buttonhole in the usual way (see page

27 for one-step buttonholes).

• When stitching is completed, release cord

from foot and remove work by drawing it to
the back of the machine.

• Draw the loop of filler cord into the but­

tonhole stitching by holding fabric at the
starting end of the buttonhole with one hand
and pulling ends of filler cord firmly with the
other.

• Trim ends of filler cord. Cut button opening.

CUTTING BUTTON OPENING

Before cutting button opening, place a pin

across the cutting space at each end of the

buttonhole to protect the bar tacks. Using a
pair of small scissors, insert blade in center of
cutting space and cut from this point in both

directions.

Slip button through opening of

test buttonhole to check length.

For informa­

tion on adjusting buttonhole length, refer to

page 29.

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