Built-in buttonholer, Adjustment of stitch density – SINGER W1240 User Manual

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Pattern Selector and

Zigzag Width Control Dial

Zigzag Width Control Dial

Pattern Selector and

Zigzag Width Control Dial

tern:

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gth: CZZ

3

rth: 4^5

d Dog: AA

3

sur: Normal

t: Buttonhole

tern Selector: M-Q

BUILT-IN BUTTONHOLER

This buttonhole eliminates the need for
pivoting the fabric. It is used most often on
light and medium woven fabrics.

1. Set the buttonhole control dial at the

( # 2 ) , buttonhole picture. Lower the
needle into the mark at the top end of the
buttonhole. Lower the presser foot. A

few stitches will be made for the bartack,

# 2, turn'to # 1 than the stitching will sew

the left side in forward.

Stop when the stitching reaches the bot­

tom end of marked buttonhole. At this

position the machine will be sewing in for­
ward.

2. With the needle up, select the ( # 4 ) four

buttonhole picture. A few bartack stit­
ches will be made, turn to 3 than the stit­
ching will sew the right side in reverse.

If using cardboard the white nylon slide

will run into the carboard to prevent sew­

ing into the bartack.

3. To lock the stitch, make sure the needle is

out of the fabric. Make sure the pattern
control dial is at straight stitch and take a
few stitches.

4. Score the buttonhole with the back edge

of the seam ripper several times. To pre­
vent cutting through the bartack, insert a
straight pin through the bartack. Cut
buttonhole open with the seam ripper.

Note: Stitch Width Control should always

be at "0" while sewing this button­
hole.

Adjustment of stitch density:

Check the stitch density on a scrap of fabric.
If density is too open or too close, re-adjust
by turning stitch length dial.

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