SINGER 631 - Manual (Page 28)

MONOGRAMS AND MOTIFS
Any of the many stitch patterns are perfect for
monograms and motifs.
Select a design from the many transfer patterns
available or sketch one to suit your purpose.
Some fabrics may require a badcing of lawn or
organdy.
Position the design on the right side of the
material. Trim backing away when stitdiing is
completed, if necessary.
To reproduce a specific portion of a stitdr pat­
tern, first .stitdr on a scrap of material until the
desired point in the design is reached.
Remove the material from under the presser foot,
Now position motif or monogram under the needle.
Lower pres.ser foot and stitdr.
This procedure is recoirtmended for all precise
design placement. Leaves, and flower petals, for
example are created in this way.
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SEAMING SHEERS
Selector: BL
Stitch Width: 2
Throat plate: General Purpose
Special purpo.se foot
Stitdr length: Fine (above 20)
A dainty hair-line finish is particularly desirable for tiro irrside seams of sheer collar.s, facings and
yokes. Seam allowances that ordinarily slrow tbiougir are eliminated,
Botlr heavy duty thread attd tatting thread rnak suitable filler cords (see page 52 for threading).
f-ollov.' ilu; seam outline covering the cord. Cut av.>ay seam allowance dose to line of slitdiing.
Turn and press.