D. spool pin – SINGER W219R User Manual

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applications

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Pattern :g
Length: 5

Width: 5
Feed Dog:
Pressure: Normal

Foot; Zigzag Foot

OF THE SMOCKING STITCH

SEAMS

sre

^

inch seam in one

seams and I,"''’ "

<he

seams and prevents the curling of the fabric that
often occurs with 5/8 Inch opened seams It is most

applicable to soft, thin knits such as nylon or acetate
kmts, but may be used on other fabrics arweil

Always make test seams with this stitch

strenaTh a*n7'"

^‘¡‘ch gives

Strength and prevents raveling. It can be used on
woven goods to replace flat felled or French seams.

rh P^llcrns with 'A inch seams: (Fig A ) Place

at the r!w

i‘ comes down

allowan«

^cam

For patterns with 5/8 inch seams; (Fig 8 ) The

seam allowances may be trimmed to % inch either

prtred" T

before sew ng

proceed as above. Otherwise, sew the seam with the’

raw edge of the fabric on the etched guide line ”¡5”

r1, I

f"" '^Wih of a particuL;

VS inTt ,r'‘‘i 7'?’“"'

'‘'S' fi>bHc

abri near°,h

tcin’ the excess

e -^rth

'"^“’od is actually

easier than the overedge method for fabrics that curl

TWIN NEEDLES UPPER THREADING AND SEWING

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Be sure zigzag needle plate and presser foot are in place

Follow threading instructions for single needle with these exceptions-

ead bl t?'

Lead both threads through arm thread guides.

Bring threads down and around tension discs with one thread

passing between the back discs and the other between the front

dtscs.

"L/Mi

Now treat both threads as one until you reach the needle eye

Pass one thread through each needle eye (Gid 18)

The maximum zigzag stitch width that can be sewn when using

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needle

^

‘be twin

Straight stitching and decorative stitch designs can be produced

m the same manner as for single needle sewing except for the

maximum zigzag width.

b.

d.

spool pin.

Fig. 18

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