SINGER 610U User Manual
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Many of the decorative stitch patterns can be used for monograms or motifs for adding a personal
touch to a blouse collar, for example, or for initialing household linens. You can buy designs or
create them yourself.
To Stitch a Monogrom or Motif
Stitch Pattern Selectors:
BJ
for zigzag satin
stitching
See stitch chart for
decorative stitches
Stitch Width Selector; 2*^5 (2-^4 tor
Combination Patterns)
Stitch Length ;
FINE
(above
20)
Throat Plate :
General Purpose
Presser Foot:
Special Purpose
1.
Make a sample first, to determine suitability of
stitch pattern and find the right stitch length and
width, thread tension, and pressure.
2.
Transfer the design (by tracing, usually) to the
right side of the fabric, and stitch.
Hemmer Foot
Stroight Stitching
Stitch Pattern Selectors :
AN
Stitch Width Selector t 3
Stitch Length:
10^20
Throat Plate:
Straight Stitch
Presser Foot:
Hemmer Foot
You can turn and stitch a narrow hem in a single
operation if you use the Hemmer Foot. Thus, you can
eliminate basting or pinning whenever you are making
ruffle edges, lingerie finishes, and the like.
Decorotive Stitching
• Upper Pottern Selector:
Any basic pattern
» Lower Pattern Selector:
B
‘ Stitch Width Selector :
3
• Throat Plate:
General Purpose
‘ Presser Foot; Hemmer Foot
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