Free-arm sewing (6212), Sleeves, Buttons – SINGER 6212 User Manual
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FREE-ARM SEWING (6212)
Fabric handling, when sewing tubular and hard to reach garment areas, is simplified
and made easier when you use the free-arm sewing capability of your sewing
machine.
Sleeves
• Free-arm sewing takes the difficulty
out of topstitching, sleeves, finishing
waistbands and pant legs rotates
smoothly under the needle, around
the arm, allowing you to place your
stitching accurately.
Buttons
• Sewing buttons on a cuff or neck
band is easy with freearm sewing.
The sewing arm allows room for
cuffs to slip onto without being
stretched out of shape, and you can
also see and handle the stitching
area more easily.
Bar tacks
• Bar tacks reinforce areas of strain
and can be applied to ready-made
garments, as well as to those sewn at
home. Use the free arm surface to
avoid fabric bulk around the needle
when you apply bar tacks to pockets,
plackets and waistlines.