SINGER W2031 User Manual

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2. Sew both both pieces of closh together, using thè hemmer foot like a regular

presser foot. Use the right edge of long toe of hemmer to guide the bottom

piece of material, while the left edge of the toe serves as a guide for the top

piece of material. Fig. 28 shows this detail.

3.

Open and spread out material and put back on machine right sides down­

ward. Make sewn edges of material stand up.

4.

Fold over the edges to the left and insert them into the scroll ol the hemmer

foot. Sew as you would do ordinary hemming. Use left edge o( long toe of

the hemmer foot as guide, having original seam run alongside of it (Fig. 29).

23. To Sew Braid and Raised Applique stitches

1. Attach the Cording Foot.

2.

Set the Zigzag Lever at lor 2 according

to width of cord or gimp you are using.

3.

Insert the cord or gimp through the

hole of under foot.

4.

Sew slowly and follow the design care­

fully (Fig. 30).

24. To do Quilting

The Quilter helps you to sew equidistant

lines on padded fabrics without any marking

them in advance.

1. Attach the Quilter.

j 2. Adjust the quilter to spacing desired and

1

let it touch the material.

3. Sew the material so that quilter follows

the previous stitching (Fig. 31).

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Fig. 30

Fig. 31

25.

Cloth Guide & Thumb Screw

Fig. 32

This is an attachment designed as a guide for straight stitching when making

wide hems, deep tucks or seam widths which are greater than the presser foot

allows (Fig. 32).

It is attached to machine as illustrated.............. a very simple operation.

26.

Hemming with the Zigzag Stitch

1.

Fold the material to the size of hem desired, with 1 16 operlap on tl >

bottom fold as shown in Fig. 33-A.

2.

Make the stitch as shown in Fig. 33-B.

3.

After stitch is finished, unfold the material as shown in Fig. 33-C. You will

have practically invisible stitching.

Fig. .33

B

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