SINGER 631 - Manual (Page 29)

COUCHING
Novel effects «re obtained by concbim:) gimp,
yarn or braid with stitch patterns.
Spaced patterns are the most appropriate as
.they allow the decorative cords to show as part
of the de.sign.
The Sjrecial Purpose l-'oof is ideally suited to
this work (see page 52 for threading).
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I,ACl:i IÌDGING AND INSIiUTION
Delicate, yet durable zigzag stitdiing is espe­
cially appropriate for the application of lace
edgings and insertioiis.
Many decorative stitch patterns can bo used
effectively setving as both finish and trim.
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BUTTON SEWING FOOT
This short, open foot
accommodates any
.size sew-through
button, and holds it
securely for sUtdr-
ing. The groove in
the foot allows for
insertion of a ma-
drine needle, over
which a thread
shank may be form­
ed.
The foot is used in connection with the Genera!
Purpose I’eed Cover Plate.
Selector setting: AT
Stitch width lever: I and 4
Feed Cover Plate
Button sewing foot
Stltdi length: above 20
Space between holes in button determines stitch width le\'er setlings. Numbers t and 4 generally
apply to standard buttons. Number 1 setting is constant, but 4 can bn increased or decreased to accom­
modate buttons with unusual spacing.
Set Selector at AL and stitch width lever at 1. Attach feed cover plate to machine in place of regular
throat plate in same manner as instructed on page 19.
Position button under foot so that needle will enter into loft hole. Lower foot. Turn hand w'hcel toward
you until needle rises out of fabric and is just above fool.
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