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a new You now new To in on will a COMPANY Ohio sewing owner of machine, most of kind you can and embroidery done with monogramming, and from machine aid you and has been you. Read book your machine reward you with many of sewing. of cording Time-saving machine and to complement with where you your machine. from SEWING MACHINE WHITE 44111 Cleveland, White Ontario, Canada zigzag versatile are the the possess. type its are Buttonholes, overcasting creative ease speed. obtaining the greatest perform
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INDEX Page. Page. 15 and Satin Stitch Creative Embroidery 2-3-4 Parts Features and 16 Patterns Free Hand Embroidery 5 and Thread Chart Needle 17 Twin Needle 6 Needle Setting the 18-19 Buttonholes 7 Making Winding the Bobbin 20 Buttons Sewing on 8 Threading Bobbin Case 21 With a Hoop Embroidering 9 Upper Threading 22 Quilting 10 Straight Stitching 23 Narrow Hemmer Length 11 Setting the Stitch 24 Sewing With Braid 12 Adjusting the Tensions 24-25 Blind Stitch Hemming Feed 13 Adjusting Pressure and
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3 1. 2. 3. 16. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 12. (Front FEATURES PARTS View) Pressure release stops lever Stitch reverse thread lever Presser Presser tension stitch lever thread AND thread guides feed knob (Darner) Zigzag width Thread take lever Zigzag width control Pace plate length control and Lower guide light(inside face Stop knob plate) foot screw wheel foot Bobbin winder Cover plate cover plate Needle plate Winder Needle screw Upper tension Top 13. Drop 14. up 15. Sew 17. motion 18. clamp Hand 19. 20.
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2 (Rear Pig. 23. 24. 25. 26. Sew 27. Head hinge mounting Spool pins Thread bar light switch holes lever View) cutter Presser 4
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6 1 A 3 NEEDLE-THREAD-FABRIC-STITCHING No. 8 8 2 0 8 4 film, 10 30 30 denim, 10 40 10 12 60 Medium 12 60 50 wool. 14 14 50 16 film) 10 16 00 50 Silk or Needle Nylon Heavy Duty duck, Heavy to Heavy Duty 40 Medium to Heavy Duty linen, gingham, 80 voile, lawn, 80 dimity, 100 Very 100 ninon, 20 150 a Machine Cotton Pabric Thread Thread Extremely heavy sacking. to to ticking, to heavy to suiting, to to etc. crepe, to to linen, to chiffon, lace, organdy, to to net, Mercerized Per Inch tarpaulin, canva
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toward point, turning Raise the needle bar needle needle screw the loosen for push it to back) the needle needle side needle screw needle into the highest the as as it (flat Place securely the tightening screwdriver. 6 THE its inserted SETTING NEEDLE is in A C. by B After Changing needle, make complete revolution hand wheel hand to be sure the the one of correct position. the OF in will go needle FLAT SIDE NEEDLE 4 See Fig.3. to hand wheel you by hand. Then clamp and can be clamp into clamp and
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7 1 ZEZ LJ1 6 WINDING THE BOBBIN stitching Place rear thread discs fitting start start that Disengage the hand wheel (Fig.5) the mechanism turning the clutch toward you or counter-clockwise. spool thread the spool pins, lead thread through the upper guide and to the right around the bobbin winder tension discs around the and run thread through hole the bobbin edge and place bobbin spindle the notch bobbin over small spindle. the thread loosely and machine Stop the machine it is filled. Break off
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9 thread thread case thread tension 9 case thread case far case case case 7 THE practise case left that rotating insert enters three left center shuttle case Press shuttle shuttle center shuttle. release as latch catches post Press after released latch THREADING BOBBIN CASE BOBBIN CASE least Insert 9 7, counter PLACING IN SHUTTLE 8 on on on Be (A). on Hold two in be will in Hold 1). 10, (C). in Fig. 10 and and following bobbin hand. of hang bobbin, and from bobbin so Guide end of and small edge
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— to to pins. top and Lead and to and Continue pulling hand to This Lead guide guide to and hand wheel over comes and pulled can and take-up toward spool spool through guides cover. around spring into check the spool lightly tip through take-up right to into through needle needle four to through needle. the upper until needle goes toward back out upper foot under the the both ends leaving both back the toward the four lever highest position. the thread Place thread right tension left. at thread
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will on the to stitch V striking or sure set the width 0, the (D, 1 5. 6. STRAIGHT foot or 1. 3. (A, 7. start STITCHING on To (8, 13 To on (2 on break plate. at needle 0 2. (E, 4. box. in (10, two on (1) Move down (F, (To move up in by by on 14 — or is and which Both and thumb and remove Fig. with and open, and with bed. and of width width width in and knob HI number Have sew. and and Turn you and or The of machine is amount of Fig. maching and For sewing fine very material, it needle to include
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11 r*rd regulated stops stitching LENGTH THE stitch stitch shortest stitch at reverse threads reverse STITCH SETTING A SEWING IN REVERSE I HI ON —a by F’ig.15. (A) in 0 4 by on 16 15 in will go. will in a (A) (A) is shown Near is the The of knurl and Adjust knob end of Fig. Fig. When you wish to sew to beginning or end of seam, push down The machine sew untill to forward is length the the lever length the longest. turning regulator. tie the the the lever as far as it lever returned the position.
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number machine bobbin lying forms lying is clockwise. dial 1?) to numbers to lower side to bobbin to to both of is too lower is pulled is top lower is too loose, is the upper the foot as the the right, turn the the the higher the indicating Before sure the it change turn screw the loosen. clockwise the are properly balanced, the the over the upper upper the the the fabric. the over the upper the upper loops under the fabric. thread tension tension automatically it raised. the tension turn the te
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B Sewing manual (Fig. knob or or sew half-way to 22). 16) to Monogramming mending, of 22) knob 22). below 22 normal, knob Usually, sewing, cap or and embroidery, and 22) is is drop to Sewing is to cap should flimsy all cap drop Lower feed(A, and Darning any darning, and embroidery, cap drop to to to AND for zigzag General bar darning the feed the position. Lightweight thin silk the about material, snap again lockring the the position. order to the kinds snap completely lockring the feed drops th
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14 REMOVING THE WORK Be sure stop the with to machine the thread take up lever and needle bar at the highest Now position. raise tte presser foot and draw the fabric back and to the left, Pig. 23 and 24, and pass the threads over the thread cutter (A). Pull down sharply, holdeing the threads in both hands, so as not to bend the needle. Leave the ends of thread under the presser foot. 1’ Fig. 23 24 Fig.
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5 stitches, stitch ZIGZAG presser stitches 1. (A. set 2. EMBROIDERY-SATIN CREATIVE possi 0 STITCHING Be will To minimum maximum. STITCH a in down up in be by by hem may work. and and of Moving Fig. 25) employ of while width width, Lower and moved to and (Fig. 26), which is The and most and 0 ble blind The of to ‘Manual” and width be be from 25 Fig. Fig. 26 place. zigzag needle gradually produce zigzag zigzag locks(C, Fig.25). varying widths. maintain widths upper lock the lock the Locks can turn
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on by At move 0. many be made by up down a a while be fast slow. by be a make make 0 be by of Fig. EMBROIDERY With set Fig. 25) with of of you of width of stitch Always or The be slow or A, and slowly from of 27 FREE PATTERNS can swinging width and and 0 5 or any Try 1 and and Obtain movement and become machine, and and width machine uniform following machine A. width 5 machine B. width 0 and and to and machine combination widths. the rhythm your manipulation run can B, back to quickly able to y
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buttonhole the the the the the for the the the foot purpose provides feed Buttonholes lengths length required desired cutting space length cutting space, button button.(Fig.30). the buttonhole sides are material buttonhole fabric basting tailor’s buttonhole sure adjustments the special buttonhole visibility closely spaced 18 establish correct tacks. thickness thickness Now scrap directions correct. (1 ) MAKING To passes (A) first practise presser stitches BUTTONHOLES To (B) on on maximum !fl iI
