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applications
ZIPPER INSERTION
How
the
zipper
is
inserted
will
depend
on
the
type
of
the
garment
and
the
location
of
the
zipper.
With
the
adjustable
zipper
foot,
you
will find it easy to sew an even line of stitch
ing close to the zipper.
The zipper foot can be used either to the left
or
right
of
the
needle,
depending
on
where
the bulk of the garment is placed.
DARNING
With Embroidery Hoop
Needle Position:
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• Stitch Width:
: I 2
3
4
• stitch Length: To suit fabric
• General Purpose Needle Plate
• Zipper Foot
Adjusting the Zipper Foot
When the zipper is to the
right
of the needle.
•
Before
attaching
the
zipper
foot
slide
the
adjusting spacer to the left (illustration
A).
•
Snap
on
the
zipper
foot
as
instructed
on
page 4.
•
Check
the
position
of
the
foot
by
lowering
the
needle
into
the
side
notch
of
the
foot,
making sure it clears the foot.
When zipper is to the
left
of the needle, ad
just the foot to the
right
of the needle in the
same way (illustration
B).
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• Needle Position: ,
• Stitch Width:
: 0 : »
2
3
4
• Stitch Length:
0
• Snap-in. Feed Cover
• No Presser Foot or Presser Foot Shank
• Presser Bar: Lowered
•
Insert
snap-in
feed
cover
plate
as
instruc
ted on page 5.
•
Trim
ragged
edges
from
area
to
be
darned
and
centre
worn
section
in
embroidery
hoop
designed for machine use.
•
Position
hoop
under
the
needle
and lower
presser bar to engage tension.
Hold needle
thread
loosely
with
left
hand,
turn
hand
wheel
over
and
draw
bobbin
thread
up
through
fabric.
Hold
both
thread
ends
and
lower needle into fabric. Take a few stitches
to secure.
Snip off thread ends close to fabric.
•
Outline
area
to
be
darned
with
straight
stitches for reinforcement.
•
Stitch
across
opening,
moving
hoop
under
needle
at
a
slight
angle
from
lower
left
to
upper
right.
Keep
lines
of
stitching
closely
spaced
and
even
in
length.
When
opening
is
filled,
cover
area
with
crosswise
lines
of
stitching.
This
method
of
controlling
fabric
movement
with
an
embroidery
hoop
should
be
done
with
the
extension
bed
on
the
machine
and
may
be
used to do embroidering or monogramming.
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