L 1 j – SINGER 814 Stylist User Manual

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ZIG-ZAG STITCHING (Continued)

Before moving selector, make sure stitch

length dial is OFF buttonhole settings
and needle is above fabric

To produce a zig-zag stitch pattern, move
the stitch width selector dial from the
straight-stitch setting j to any zig-zag
setting to the right. Stitch width is in­
creased as the dial is moved to the right.

ADJUSTING WIDTH OF DESIGN

Adjusting Stitch Width

L 1 J

Button Sewing

Decorative

Stitching

at Narrow

Most used Widths

Setting for

Single-Needle

Work

Adjusting Stitch Placement

ADJUSTING STITCH PLACEiVIENT

Before moving selector, make sure stitch
length dial is OFF buttonhole settings
and needle is above fabric

Most of your basic zig-zag stitching will

be done in center ( ^ ) needle position.

Left ( L ) and right ( J ) settings are

used for special stitch placement as in
button sewing.

Adjusting Needle-Thread Tension

ADJUSTING

TENSION

NEEDLE-THREAD

Basic zig-zag stitching requires less

needle-thread tension than straight stitch­

ing. Make a test sample with the fabric

and thread you plan to use so that you can
adjust the tension properly. The stitches
should lie flat against the fabric without

causing the fabric to pucker.

If the stitches are not flat and the fabric is

puckered, lower the needle-thread tension
by turning the dial to a lower number.

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