Built in buttonholer, D-d-a – SINGER W811 User Manual
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Length:
Width: 4
5
Feed Doy: AA
Pressur: Normal
Foot; Buttonhole
Pattern Selector;
D-D-a
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 s<jam 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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