Specifications and Main Features
- Item Number: WHITE Sewing Machine
- Category: Free-arm sewing machine
- Power Supply Per Country: Dependent on the country
- Point of Supply: Foot controller, Power cord
- Available Stitch Patterns: Straight, Zigzag, Buttonhole, Blind Hem, Stretch, Overlock, Shell Stitching and others
- Dial for Adjustments: Custom stitches length adjustment feature
- Width Control: Stitching width variation feature
- Tension Setting: Upper and Lower thread tension adjustment feature
- Needle: Sewing machine needle qualified alternative
- Other Tools: Supping of presser feet, bobbins, needle pack, button hole cutter, quilting guide etc
- Maintenance: Oiling points and cleaning mechanisms for effecting maintenance
- Special Features: Pattern selection dial, dual presser foot lifter, a drop feed lever for darning and embroidery
- Weight: Not Provided
- Sizes: Not Provided
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is it possible to sew any kind of fabrics using this sewing machine?
A1: This sewing machine is capable of sewing many kinds of fabrics including lightweight sheer fabrics, medium weight wool, polyester, majiic wool, and heavy duty denim and upholstery fabrics.
Q2: I want to change my sewing needle, how can I achieve this?
A2: To do this start by using the handwheel to set the needle into its highest available position, Next move on to loosening the needle clamp screw and removing the old sewing needle, after this you are to insert the new needle while keeping the flat side of the sewing needle facing you, and finally tighten the clamp screw.
Q3: Is it possible to use different kinds of threads?
A3: Certainly, when it comes to threads there are different kinds that can be used depending on the fabric suitable for sewing, depending on the fabric you can use cotton, silk or polyester threads.
Q4: The thread is breaking quite frequently, I do not know what to do.
A4: To avoid breaking the thread be sure to check if the sewing needle is set in the correct position or its bent, also check if the thread is properly threaded and finally check if the upper and lower tensions are correctly set.
Q5: I want to know if it’s necessary if I want to oil the machine.
A5: To oil or not to oil is a major question many people ask, While it is not compulsory recommended though is to do regular oiling if you wish to retain the performance of the machine, your best bet would be to oil the machine after cleaning it every few hours.
Q6: Can you tell me the process by which a buttonhole can be made?
A6: To get the process started attach the buttonhole to the foot, afterwards set the selection of the pattern settings to buttonhole, to select the size make use of the button and finally follow what the buttonhole sewing instructions of the machine provide you with.
Q7: What is the best method to clean my sewing machine?
A7: To clean up your sewing machine, begin by removing the foot and the needle, thereafter use a cleaning brush to get rid of any dust or lint, don’t forget the interior of the bobbin area as well.
Q8: Please advise on what I should do if my machine is running too loud?
A8: In case your machine is running loud, have a look if there are any threads that are stuck within the race, if there are then carefully remove them. Additionally however, make sure that the entire machine is properly assembled.
User Manual
Page 1
Blue
Jeans
Machine
‘
WHITE
BEWINQ
MACHINE
Page 2
CONTENTS
1.
NAMES
ACCESSORIES
2.
3.
BEFORE
Detaching
Connecting
Changing
Changing
Bobbin
Inserting
Adjusting
Drop
Threading
Twin
Decorative
Drawing
Foot
Fabric,
Pattern
4.
STRAIGHT
Pattern
Stitch
Starting
Double
Cloth
Adjusting
Applications
ZIGZAG
5.
Zigzag
Thread
MAKING
6.
Determine
Determine
Buttonhole
Cutting
7.
SEWING
OVERCASTING
8.
9.
OVERLOCKING
Application
Application
STRAIGHT
10.
Adjusting
BLIND
11.
Elastic
12.
STRETCH
ZIPPER
13.
14.
SHELL
PIN
15.
TUCKING
16.
QUILTING
17.
MENDING
Patching
Mending
18.
DARNING
19.
APPLIQUE
MAINTENANCE
20.
Cleaning
Oiling
21.
TROUBLE
Changing
PARTS
OF
SEWING
Extension
Foot
Needle
Foot
Winding
Bobbin
Lower
Lever
Feed
Upper
Threading
Needle
Tucks
Lower
Up
Pressure
Thread
Setting
SEWING
Selection
Dial
Length
Sew
to
Presser
Guide
Thread
SEWING
HEM
STITCHING
of
Control
Width
Tension
BUTTONHOLES
Length
Width
Density
Buttonholes
BUTTONS
ON
of
of
STRETCH
Stretch
STITCH
Hem
Blind
SEAM
SEWING
Rip
a
WORK
CHART
Light
Table
Controller
Tension
Thread
Designs
or
Thread
Needle
and
Dial
Lifter
Foot
Tension
Straight
Zigzag
for
Adjustment
Rick-Rack
Decorative
STITCH
Stitch
Stitch
Bulb
and
Table
Stitch
Stitch
Fun
Balance
Power
Patterns
Cord
2
3
4
4
5
6
7
8
11
12
12
13
14
14
15
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16
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Page 4
1.
NAMES
Thread
1.
2.
Foot
3.
Upper
4.
Face
5.
Thread
Presser
6.
Presser
7.
Shuttle
8.
Top
9.
10.
Bobbin
Screw
11.
12.
Zigzag
Special
13.
14.
Stitch
15.
Reverse
Pattern
16.
Free
17.
18.
Drop
Handwheel
19.
Stop
20.
Socket
21.
Handle
22.
Presser
23.
Feed
24.
Needle
25.
Switch
26.
*
OF
guide
pressure
thread
cover
guide
thumb screw
foot
foot
cover
cover
winding
hole
for
width
control
buttonhole
dial
length
sewing
selection
arm
feed
lever
foot
plate
*
knob
lifter
motion
dog
Specifications
PARTS
for
bobbin
regulator
tension
for
upper
spindle
extra
adjustment
lever
dial
vary
dial
spool
winding
threading
pin
from
country
to
country.
—2—
Page 5
ACCESSORIES
2.
,—
c
Felts
(2
pcs.)
Bobbins
(3
Buttonhole
Button
N
‘J
Zipper
Darning
foot
sewing
foot
foot
Needles
Ordinary
foot
(
Bail
Twin
point
needle
needles
needle
(1
(3
(1
pc.)
Extra
(For
sewing).
Spool
pcs.)
pc.)
spool
twin
pin
needle
cover
(
Quilting
guide
Oiler
Cloth
guide
Buttonhole
cutter
—3—
Screw
(small)
(large)
drivers
Page 6
BEFORE
3.
SEWING
Machine
which
ordinary
Detaching
Slide
asafree-arm
J
To
open
push
open,
makes
off,
top
stored
is
sewing.
Extension
and
the
cover
as
in
work
your
machine
model.
of
accessory
illustrated.
flat-bed
easier
Table
is
style
for
used
box,
I
—4—
Do
vice-versa
tach
extension
Free-arm
embroider;
T-shirts,
is
convenient
trousers,
blouses,
of
table.
above
etc.
steps
to
sleeves,
sew
to
at
or
cuffs,
Page 7
Connecting
Power
and
Foot
Cord
Controller
Connect
cord
Before
sure
your
at
*
and
b
on
Always
when
*
foot
CD
plugginginyour
that
voltage
machine
backofmachine)
Specifications
country.
to
power
Put
turn
on
Push
buttontoturn
off.
and
switch
notinuse.
Specifications
country.
to
controller
is
(*
vary
switch
the
sewing
off
or
vary
and
machine,
sameasthat
from
on
the
sewing
unplug
from
on
machine
light.
machine
written
power
plate
a
country
light
country
be
of
more
The
faster
the
CAUTION:
in
wall
use
always
outlet.
you
the
When
press
machine
machine
detach
foot
controlle
runs.
is
plug
not
from
—5—
Page 8
Changing
needle
Set
turning
by
Needle
in
the
highest
handwheel
position
towards
you.
Loosen
take
With
new
a
bar.
Push
and
firmly.
out
flat
face
needle
needle
tighten
needle
needle.
until
clamp
away
into
needle
from
groove
reaches
it
screw
you,
of
clamp
and
insert
needle
stopper
screw
Proper
straight
needle
shaft
sharp
point
—I
—6—
Always
sharp
Using
only
useastraight
point.
defective
causes
ageofneedles
also
thread;
and
it
needle
stitch
plate.
or
worn
skipping,
snapping
or
can
needle
needles
damage
with
break
of
hook
a
not
Page 9
Changing
presser
Raise
needle
Set
turning
haridwheel
in
Foot
foot
the
lifter.
highest
towards
position
you.
by
Push
(1)
and
you
Position
(2)
holding
foot.
Lower
(3)
holder
button
foot
a
groove
presser
catches
will
new
of
of
holder
come
foot
shank
foot
presser
off.
by
with
lifter
foot.
towards
aligning
pin
that
so
of
Jr
—7—
Page 10
Bobbin
Set
needleinthe
turning
Winding
handwheel
highest
towards
position
you.
by
Open shuttle
latchofbobbin
Open
remove
J
case.
cover.
case
and
—8--
Release
bobbin
latchofbobbin
comes
out
easily.
case
and
Page 11
back
Push
top
Open
a
Put
thread
Draw
thread
following
spooi
guide
fold
to
cover.
on
from
and
numbers
handle.
pin.
spool
spool
pretension
pin
through
device,
and,
4
©
©
Caution:
should
Spool
manner
the
in
drawn
from
thread
Wind
several
bin
bobbin
Push
Holding
disengage
hand
unscrewing
put
be
of
under
clockwise
times.
onto
handwheel
stop
on
spool
thread
its
side
of
around
spindle.
with
handwheel
motion
knob.
being
spool.
your
pin
bob
left
by
—9—
Page 12
Push
down
bobbin
foot
right
to
controller.
and
press
automatically
is
bobbin
wheel.
bobbin
off
stops
full.
stop
left, to
to
from
motion
spindle
Machine
bobbin
Push
from
1
Take
thread.
Retighten
when
disengage
and
knob.
cut
trouble
4c
correction
and
guide
as
use
for
If
bobbiniswound
shown,
screw
,—
—10—
bobbin
open
driver
winding.
top
to
adjust the
unevenly
cover
Page 13
Inserting
Place
bobbin
running
Guide
thread
case.
in
direction
Bobbin
in
case
into
slot
of
with
arrow.
of
®
thread
)
bobbin
Pulling
tension
groove
thread
spring
to
left,
bring
it
under
then
to
delivery
—11—
Page 14
Adjusting
Lower
Tension
To
shake
At
gradually
To
screw
Raise
Leave
(4”)
Take
case
Release
fully
bobbin
test
bobbin
proper
tension
drop
adjust
tension,
with
small
needle
endofthreadofabout
bobbin
from
holdoflatch
into
hook.
latch
inserted.
tension,
case
as
bobbin
small
a
turn
screwdriver.
highest
to
case.
and
when
bobbin
hang
shown.
case
amount.
adjusting
position.
push
and
will
10
cm
bobbin
case
is
r
__j
‘—
v:
J
Feed
cover.
feed
darning
Lever
is
in
the
For
lever
to
dog,
position.
is
used
right
normal
AAA
move
for
and
side
of
sewing,
position.
lever
the
button
embroidery.
Drop
The
lever
shuttle
move
the
lower
To
1/
—12—
II
to
This
sewing,
position
Page 15
Threading
Raise
take-up
Set
sition
by
you.
Open
top
spool
pin.
Caution:
Spool
in
the
drawn
Thread,
Pass
thread
to®.
Lead
thread
sion
disc®.
Hook
it
left
to
upwards.
presser
turning
cover
should
manner
from
following
to
lower
Upper
foot.
lever
handwheel
and
be
of
under
through
thru
either
guide
Thread
to
the
put
put
on
its
thread
side
numbers
guide
highest
spool
spool
of
side
from
po
towards
into
pin
being
spool.
-®.
Dthen
of
ten
right
Thread
Pass
to
left,
one)
Allow
extra.
take-up
thread
and
then
about
to
needle
to
needle
15cm
lever
guide
guide
eye
(6”)
1
.
from
©
right
(use
0
left
®.
thread
of
—13--
Page 16
Twin
Needle
Threading
spool
felt
way
points
in
pin
put
and
normal
as
®,
separately
disc.
at
left
in
©
to
packed
pin
tray.
extra
place
same
except
left
and
is
a
at
threads
of
tension
oneofthreads
the other
Extra spool
accessory
Screw
screw
another
thread
hole,
spool.
Threadinthe
threading,
and
®.
At
point©,pass
}
right
to
At
right
and
guide,pass
guide
guide.
right
needle
guide
eye,
needle
At
point®.thread
should be
and
from
lead
to
left
guidetoleft
from
right
eye.
Allow
about
15cm
(6’)
of
thread
extra.
Decorative
stitch
Any
needle
(C
C)
C
C
C
::
H
C
C’
C>
CC
attractive
and
zag
tucks.
zigzag
fective
CAUTION:
more
than
can
for
decorative
are
blind
The
satin
designs
for
creative
Remember
2.5
Tucks
be
used
the
multiple
hem stitch
in
zigzag
stitch
two
trims.
Designs
or
with
effects.
stitch
for
or
colors
to
width.
the
twin
Most
zig
fancy
tapered
are
no
use
ef
—14—
Page 17
Drawing
the
Hold
hand.
left
end
Up
Lower
upper
of
Thread
thread
with
Turn
until
again.
Pull
thread
Pull
and
(6”)
presser
NOTE:
back
seam.
a
Failure
thread
handwheel
needle
thread
upper
will
be
both
out
place
foot
Always
or
left
to
jamming.
slowly
moves
brought
threads
them
left.
to
place
when
do
slowly
together
starting
this
towards
down
up
about
thread
may
and
in
and
a
under
to
to
cause
you
up
lower
loop.
15cm
E
the
sew
Pressure
Foot
increase
To
regulator
pressure,
the
count
er-clockwise.
Insufficient
feeding
poor
stitches,
heavy
pressure.
sewing
If
appear
the
sewing
lighter
fabric.
marks
reduce
When
or
the
clockwise;
turn
pressure
the
of
or
difficulty
feed
dogs
on
pressure.
multiple
fabric,
Increase
weight
pressure,
and
the
may
fabric,
in
presser
or
the
reduce
pressure
turn
reduce
to
regulator
cause
skipped
guiding
fabric,
thickness
the
fabrics.
the
the
foot
when
E
r
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Page 18
Fabric,
Thread
and
Needle
Table
FABRIC
VERY
SHEER:
Chiffon,
Blouse
Organdy,
Brocade,
Wool,
Velvetten,
Terrycloth
Denim,
HEAVY;
Canvas,
net
Double
Net
Net
Knit,
Voile,
SHEER;
Lawn,
LlGHT-WElGHT
Wool,
MEDIUM:
Linen,
Faille,
HEAVY,
Sailcloth
EXTRA
Upholstery,
Awning
[KNITS]
LIGH]WEIGHT;
Power
MEDIUM-WEIGHT;
Jersey,
Power
LACE.
Crepe,
Tatfera
Crepe,
Velvet
Silk,
Pique,
Duck,
Tricot
European
Cotton
70
50-70
30
30
30
30
50-70
30
THREAD
Mercerized
Cotton
60
60
50
50
Heavy
Duty
Heavy
Duty
60
50
Cotton
Covered
Polyester
Silk,
Nylon
Silk
Nylon
Silk
Nylon
Silk
Silk
CC.
C.C.
Silk
Nylon
Silk
Nylon
Poly.
C.C.
Poly.
Poly.
European
705
65-70
65-70
75-80
80-90
100
120
70
70-80
NEEDLE
Size
U.S.
15x1
9
9
11
11-14
16
19
9
9-10
Point
Style
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Light
Ball
Light
Medium
Ball
to
REMARKS
Loosen
up-
per
tension
oneortwo
Points
HEAVY-WEIGHT,
knit,
Power
FAKE-FURS.
[LEATHER]
VINYLS
LIGH1TO-MEDIUM-
WEIGHT
LEATHER
HEAVY
[DECORATIVE
TOP STITCHING
MACHINE EMBROIDERY
Double
Net
VELOURS
FILMS
TOUCHES]
Silk
50-70
C.C.
CC.
C.C.
C.C.
C.C.
Nylon
Poly.
Poly.
Poly.
Poly.
Poly.
80-90
90-100
90
90-100
100-110
100-110
65-80
11-14
14-16
14-16
16-18
16-18
9-11
30
30
30
30
30
Heavy
Heavy
Silk
Size
50
Duty
50
50
Duty
twist
Medium
to
Heavy
Ball
Ball
or
Sharp
14
Wedge
Wedge
Wedge
Regular
Regular
—16—
Page 19
Pattern
Setting
PATTERN
NAME
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OVERLOOK
OVERLOCK
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—17—
Page 20
STRAIGHT
4.
Set
machine
If
you
need
left
to
side,
5.
to
set
SEWING
shown.
as
move
zigzag
needle
width
position
control
Pattern
Turn
Dial
to
left.
*
Always
the highest
ating
Stitch
Set
cording
For
Forashorter
Selection
dial to
choose
canbeturned
make
dial.
Length
dial
at
indicating
to
stitch
longer
a
stitch,
sure
position
Dial
size
turn
stitch,
Dial
pattern.
either
needle
when
point
required.
dial
turnitto
to
right
or
is
in
oper
(
ac
right.
to
left.
a
normal
For
2
and
sewingitis
3.
set
between
—18—
Page 21
Piace
(O.4)
Lower
fabric
inside
presser
under
the
foot
foot
edge.
lifter.
about
1cm
I
Double
In
order
using
presser
push
will
it
reinforce
To
the
to
down
lever
Hold
sewing.
Presser
to
very
go.
edge
reverse
obtain
thick
foot
seam,
of
sewing
down
Foot
wider
materials,
lifter
sew
fabric
for
longer
Lifter
gap
as
up
backwards
pushing
by
lever.
reverse
when
firmly
far
as
t
1>
Release
ward
it
as
Never
lever
sewing,
is
fed.
pull
and
guiding
material.
commence
fabric
by
}
for
hand
—19—
Page 22
Cloth
Use
seamofregular
of
Set guide
needle
Run
touching
Position
sew
Sew
ment
Draw
finished.
I
Cut
behind
Guide
cloth
material.
plate,
machine
cloth
a curved
reverse
at
end
fabric
threads
presser
guide
when
distance
in
holeonarm,
and
with
guide.
guide
seam.
stitches
of
seam.
to
left
with
bar.
sewingalong
from
at
adjust
distance.
edgeoffabric
atanangle
for
reinforce
when
sewing
thread
cutter
edge
right
of
to
is
L
‘;
—-;—:i—
—
.
—
—
+
+
i)
—20—
Adjusting
Test
stitch
of
material
With
correct
and
lower
strong
and
threads
If
upper
upper
along
(lower)
upper
((s)
sion
dial.
Thread
performance
you
tension
threads
enough
in
center.
tension
thread
(lower)
Correct
).
Tension
on a
are
going
to
(®)
tensionisequal
lock
to
is
tight (loose),
too
lies
surfaceoffabric
turning
by
scrap
use.
upper
both
straight
ten
Page 23
Applications
Stitch
A.
Seams
The
normal
fabrics
should
area
of
Usually,
longer
fabrics
curved
For
areas
add
strength
seam.
Basting/Topstltching
B.
Sewing
is
useful
fitting.
to
Basting
when
gathering
Topstitching
tively
with
stitch
is
3,
but
depend
usage.
heavier
stitches,
require
seams
useashorter
seam
a
for
temporary
stitches
can
the
at
the
on
and
shorter
and
with
also
in
be
long
Straight
length
length
the
fabrics
lighter
stitches.
bias
and
stitch
elasticity
longer
a
seams
may
fullness.
done
very
straight
for
chosen
fabric
length
be
stitch.
most
and
require
weight
cut
the
to
stitch
prior
used
effec
to
—
Forabolder
the
same
through
A
twist
but
(size
The
be
as
heavier
may
be
16
triple
uses,
this
one
thread
sure
or
but
stitch
stitch,
type
needle
be
to
18).
stretch
caution
is
used
two
threads
can
be
(size
such
usealarger
straight
difficult
buttonhole
as
for
topstitching,
stitch
must
to
threaded
14
or
16).
needle
may
be
used
remove.
zi
of
—21—
Page 24
4-
ZIGZAG
5.
machine
Set
prevent
To
machine
set
sew
ending
in
seam
reverse
seam.
of
SEWING
shown.
as
ends
straight
for
beginning
at
unravelling,
and
stitch
and
wrong
side
N
required
at
number,
for
straight
needle
set
you
is
placed
Control
number.
wider
sewing.
isinupper
control,
to
for
stitch.
the
posi
and
left
the
Zigzag
or
Zigzag
control
Set
Larger
itat0
Set
Make
tion
when
extra
rear.
Thread
Width
the
sure
thread
Tension
Stitch
right
side
/
Better-looking
requires
straight
Loosen
zigzag
less
upper
stitching.
upper
tension
stitching
tension
slightly.
than
-}
—22--
Page 25
MAKING
6.
machine
Set
BUTTONHOLES
shown.
as
I
I
Determine
Measure
button
tacks.
Mark
diameter
and
buttonhole
Determine
Determine
ameter
kind
Attach
of
material.
of
buttonhole
Completely
a
of
buttonhole
material
Place
marking
through
indicates
foot
of
marking.
thread
Extra
then
and
Length
add
Width
width
button,
push
of
center
left
to
and
(1/8”)
0.3cm
on
size
according
its
thickness,
foot.
back
foot.
under
buttonhole
foot.
of
beginning
placed
is
or
back.
thickness
for
material.
to
sliding
so
foot
passes
Arrow
line
under
bar
di
and
part
that
foot
of
of
/
markng
O.3cm(1/8)
diameter__
tl:
thickness
I
}
b
—23—
Page 26
fl
r___
-h1
;-iL
Bar
tacking:
dialto1
pattern
Set
and
()
sew
5-6
selection
stitches.
E
Left
side:Change
left
Sew
til
it
reaches
Remember
that
itisnot
for
lines
side
all
pattern
from
end
point
the
necessarytomark
buttonholes.
to
2(21]).
fronttoback
line.
arrow
of
un
so
end
J
tacking:
Bar
and
()
Right
and
([Ia)
.
H
reaches
Quick
zigzag
set
for
a
few
Change
sew
5-6
side:
Change
right
sew
first
bar
tinish:To prevent
width
stitches.
stitches.
side
tack.
at
0
pattern
pattern
until
unstitching,
and
proceed
to 3
to
it
4
L
—24—
Page 27
Buttonhole
Adjustment
Adjustment
length
stitch
some
With
sides
the
that
vary,
will
hole
balance
or
special
the
“—“
or
“+“
balance.
is
advised
It
of
to
the
justment
some
Density
located
is
dial.
materials
or
density
possible
is
it
sides
these
buttonhole
attain
to
always
to
center
as
other
stitches
right
to
is
possible
it
a
button
of
to
adjust
turning
by
adjustment
correct
a
this
turn
may
this
slightly.
of
to
ad
vary
stitches
the
If
buttonhole
counter-clockwise.
dial
Turning
closes
dial
right
side.
stitches
If
the
buttonhole
the
side
dial
stretch
dial
dial
can
turn
Turning
right
This
adjust
Therefore
when
you
right
the
on
too
open,
are
counter-clockwise
side
and
right
the
on
are
too
close
clockwise
clockwise
and
closes
simultaneously
stitch
move
refer
this
please
side
turn
opens
sideofthe
together,
(+).
opens
side.
left
balance.
page
to
dial.
of
the
the
left
30
—25—
Page 28
Cutting
Buttonholes
needle
a
Stick
to
tacks
buttonhole
Cut
buttonhole
prevent
cutter.
through
pin
or
over-cutting.
center
along
bar
with
—26—
Page 29
SEWING
7.
machine
Set
ON
as
shown.
BUTTONS
Position
foot.
der
of
side
needle
needle
that
button.
Make
is
dle
Run
sew
Stop
upper
i
align
sew
from
OR
threads.
Draw
side
button
a
When
stitch,
and
stitch
one
aligned
machine
zigzag
5-6
machine
position.
zigzag
Set
needle
stitches
3-4
unlocking.
Remove
thread
and
needle
lower
adjust
comes
with
at
with
work
ends
a
tie
and
foot.
zigzag
to
certain
be
botton’s
medium
stitches.
when
width
button’s
prevent
to
and
through
knot.
material
comes
Raise
width
right
that
speed
needle
control
cut
un
left
to
hole
nee
holes.
and
is
hole
stitches
off
wrong
to
so
to
of
in
and
I
a.
0,
b
Page 30
8.
OVERCASTING
For
light
weight
machine
Set
Overcasting
from
fraying
finish.
J
Sew
carefully
right
fabric.
side
are
material:
shown.
as
prevents
and
so
that
flush
edgeoffabric
produces
all
stitches
with
edge
neat
on
of
/
—28—
For
Set
Sew
thick
machine
in
the
and
same
elastic
as
shown.
way
material:
above.
Page 31
OVERLOCKING
9.
Overlocking
sew
to
ble
same
the
machine
Set
pieces
two
Put
sides
right
prevent
To
right
that
so
the
side
press
Then
some
n
used
be
can
stitches
and
time.
facing
edges
edge
cases
overcast
shown.
as
cloth
of
and
from
stitches
side
material.
of
flat.
overlocking
overcasting.
for
make
together
sew.
fraying,
possi
it
seams
drop
stitches
at
with
sew
out
—29—
Page 32
___
shown
fabrics.
knit
stitches
your
stretch
briar
stretch
overlock
Stretch
STITCHING
are
all
used
These
in
built
selection.
quick
stretch
stretch
Stitch
with
are
the
STRETCH
10.
stitches
10
III
III
Is,
III
II)
III
I’’
III
11
12
13
14
The
stretch
special
machine
Straight
10
Rickrack
11
12
Overlock
13
Double
14
Briar
and
utility
for
stitch
Adjusting
Balance
stretch
stretch
In
stitch
neutral
a
When
may
balance
sake.
stitch
adjuster
position
sewing
need
the
should
adjust
to
stitches
sewing,
(between
some
the
usually
fabrics,
control
this
for
appearance
in
be
and
“+“
you
to
—30—
design
If
trations
slightly
trol
looks
the
If
in
as
control
the
isasyou
ing
This
adjust
buttonhole.
of
refer
this
Always
after
stretch
like
design
the
dial
left
to
dial.
making
seems
the
to
toward
center
the
appears
right
hand
toward
desire.
can
and
page
return
stitches.
the
like
open
the
adjust
left,
until
“—“
design.
be
to
illustrations,
until
“+“
simultaneously
side
right
Therefore
you
when
25
to
center
position
adjustments
illus
con
design
closed
turn
stitch
balance
please
move
for
Page 33
Application
\ViA
hit
k
Topstltching/Rlck-Rack
decorative
A
produced
around
Stitch
garment
the
Topstitch
an
add
to
Tapering/Rick-Rack
B.
rick-rack
The
to.form
flowers,
hangings.
wall
tapering
in
As
the
turn
back
and
5
tapered
bouquet-like
of
topstitch
the
with
the
for
or
braid
additional
stitch
width
0.
to
rick-rack
effect.
stems
the
creative
embroidered
stitch
structural
a
a
Rick-Rack
can
rick-rack
special
decorative
creative
may
be
and
pictures
zigzag,
from
dial
A
group
will
stitch
be
stitch.
lines
effect.
inset
flair.
tapered
petals
slowly
these
of
form
and
0
of
L
of
to
a
Procedure:
C.
The
•
zigzag
desired
pressed
Apply
•
on
Use
•
heavy
Use
•
zigzag
seams,
ier
cloth,
Use
•
Guide
•
Do
poor
elastic
this
both
narrow
duty
medium
weight
and
also
your
pull
not
stitching.
line
that
so
open.
stitch
wovens
width
triple
for
overcasting
facings
fabrics
for
for
or
rick-rack
stitching
of
seams
areas
to
and
of
stitch
wide
and
and
hems
such
attaching
decorative
from
fabric
as
push
stitch
may
of
knits.
zigzag
for
widths
edges
as
elastic.
stitching.
the
will
it
is
that
stress
as
seams.
heav
of
terry-
front.
cause
be
is
of
of
4J
a
a
I
L
—31—
Page 34
Application
Patterns
Fun
Decorative
of
stitches-Briar
Fun
A.
reverse
The
designs
briar
and
linens
reverse
These
sew
to
used
reverse
The
used
be
ribbons
and
done
is
This
lace
that
stitch.
The
reverse
the
should
left
binding
the
of
decorative
and
towels
appearance.
terns
can
stronger
and
mats
strands
four
embroidery
presser
help
sewing
The
sewn
needle
tive
sewing
threading
should
the
technique
tablecloths,
and
foot.
guide
the
reverse
with
for
stitch.
threads
be
threads.
two
curtains.
stitch
for
children
stitch
hems.
in
stitch
topstitching
for
for
the
in
applied
is
straight
stitch
sewn
be
or
effect
placemats
The
also
be
decorative
tablecloths.
pearl
of
floss
transparent
A
the
reverse
stitch
threads
two
more
a
Simply
system.
used
enhancing
for
placemats,
patterns
on
use
clothes.
pattern
patterns
decorative
same
with
stitched
patterns
the
on
ribbon.
be
can
for
reverse
corded
edges
Simply
cotton,
yarn
or
evenly
cord
stitch
patterns
through
effective
thread
through
larger
A
accommodate
to
this
Use
>>>?EJ
I
produce
household
can
be
also
can
bindings
effect.
manner
zigzag
the
edge
the
on
left
edge
This
on
used
pleasant
a
pat
stitch
for
place-
on
place
the
under
will
foot
while
patterns.
can
one
decora
two
upper
the
needle
decorative
napkins,
of
be
—32—
NOTE:
made
4-3-2.
Narrow
setting
by
patterns
zigzag
may
width
be
to
Page 35
11.
BLIND
HEM
STITCH
Set
Fold
under
For
to
machine
material
foot.
neater
a
baste
or
as
as
finish,
iron
shown.
shown
hem
the
and
it
is
preferable
beforehand.
place
n
Sew
stitches
and
or
one
carefully,
are
slanting
threads
two
so
made
stitches
that
straight
on
of
hem
pierce
fold.
,-
edge,
only
—33—
Page 36
a
b>4
right
side
wrong
side
Correct
.
Needle
too
Needle
fold
Elastic
elastic
For
:r
::
much.
all
at
Blind
seam.
is
catching
is
not
Hem
materials,
sew
edge
catching
Stitch
set
the
in
of
edge
machine
same
fold
of
way
—34—
Page 37
12.
STRETCH
ball-point
A
Paper
smoother
may
needle
laid
be
feeding.
SEAM
essential.
is
under
knits
I-
for
Medium-weight
a
Double
Apply
b
Apply
and
knit,
elastic
Light-weight
small
lower
jersey.
triple
zigzag.
thread
fabrics
straight
fabrics
Reduce
tension.
stitch.
upper
For
c
Spandex
lapped
Use
Apply
Very
(power
or
multiple
elastic
abutted
zigzag.
fabrics
net)
seam.
‘1
—35—
Page 38
13.
Set
ZIPPER
machine
SEWING
as
shown.
a
L
.1
i
r
O.3cm(’/a”)
wrong
side
for
Used
trousers,
using
By
sewing
per
With
(1)
seam
along
Open
(2)
the
out
the
Place
of
side
Replace
(3)
zipper
zipper
The
the
to
the
so
difficulty.
top.
the
dresses,
bags,
the
right
the
lower
folded
the
foot
right
zipper
Stitch
Remove
etc.
special
can
be
sides
lineofthe
tacked
material
edge
zipper
presser
the
the
on
can
foot
or
the
can
from
blouses
zipper
easily
together,
opening
seam
O.3cm(½”).
over
and
tack
foot
of
the
left
shifted
be
leftofthe
be
sewn
the
tacking.
the
skirts,
foot,
done.
and
the
over
with
needle.
either
zipper,
without
bottom
zip
tack
pull
right
it.
the
to
—36—
Turn
(4)
side.
per.
from
guide.
right
across
the
Ease
Tack
the
Shift
of
the
zipper.
the
the
measured
a
tacked
the
lower
Remove
material
material
seam
zipper
the
needle.
end,
the
to
the
and
1.3cm
stiching
a
as
foot
Doublestitch
up
then
tacking.
the
nght
zip
(1/2”)
to
along
the
Page 39
14.
SHELL
STITCHING
Silk,
fabrics
machine
Set
Fold
edge
foot.
Pull
starting
Adjust
shell
Always
normal
effect.
nylon
are
edge
to
thread
tension
effects.
return
organdy
suitable.
as
of
place
left,
ends
sewing.
when
or
shown.
material.
it
towards
or
8
to
tension
the
finishing
similar
With
under
back
to
9
sheer
folded
presser
when
form
setting
the
the
to
shell
Make
fold
of
sure
when
needle
it
misses
moves
side
raw
edge
ways.
—37—
Page 40
PIN
15.
machine
Set
better
For
material
little.
TUCKING
shown.
as
appearance,
tighten
and
lower
use
sheer
thread
a
For
Insert
spring
Mark
chalk,
From
ing
twin
seam
needle
the
plate
first
and
second
threading
quilting
on
with
line
sew.
line,
first
of
the
guide
pencil
just
line
holder.
sew,
using
see
under
or
p.14.
the
tailor’s
follow
guide.
—38—
Interval
adjusted
direction
between
moving
by
arrow.
of
seams
guide
can
be
in
Page 41
QUILTING
16
machine
Set
Baste
from
them
Attach
way
same
layers
slipping
quilting
as
as
material
of
guide
pin
shown.
out
and
tucking
as
to
you
sew
prevent
sew.
the
in
23
—39—
Page 42
MENDING
17.
Patching
shown.
patch
ends
the
side.
to
as
sewing.
edge
Trim
the
over
toward
seam
the
of
the
away
on
worn
back
patch
the
back
part.
or
worn
side.
left
on
machine
Set
the
Place
thread
Pull
starting
when
along
A
A
A
y
Sew
the
part
right
close
A
A
c
fl+t)
L.
A
A
A
A
Rip
Mending
machine
Set
a
for
as
way
same
the
in
patching.
on
first.
either
Sew
Then
the
sew
edges
two
of
more
tear
together
seams
side.
A
piece
underneath
of
gauze
to
can
reinforce
the
rip.
placed
be
—40—
Page 43
Darning
machine
Set
as
shown.
Stretch
sew
part
the
Sew
closely
material
making
By
darned
more
fabric
with
over
flexible.
free
you
the
spaced
back
turning
part
over
arm
going
are
worn-out
stitches,
and
becomes
the
according
®
forth
points
hoop
darn.
to
part
guiding
by
blunt,
softer
with
hand.
or
to
the
and
S.
j
—1—
Page 44
19.
Set
Draw
as
Place
baste
Sew
stitch
width
of
cut-out
an
APPLIQUE
machine
design
applique
cut-out
it.
around
adjusting
according
and
as
on
on
outline
type
WORK
shown.
material
and
cut
base
with
stitch
to
shape
of
base
be
to
it
out.
material
zigzag
length
and
material.
used
and
and
size
I
—42—
To
change
to
sew
machine,
away
from
er
foot
presser
Sew
a
‘zag
width
This
is
very
positioning
edge
and
foot
few
stitches
at
to
prevent
direction
small
of
turn
and
continue
0.
corners,
at
circles,
needle
cut-out,
material.
unstitching.
lift
sewing.
at
end
with
or
stop
just
press
Lower
zig
Page 45
Set
machine
as
shown.
Remove
avoid
To
reduce
up,
good
For
use
to
thin
Use
thread
kind
Trace
center
Made
Pull
handwheel
upper
ing
foot,
lower
embroidery,
correct
embroidery
and
color
and
your
in
it
sure
lower
up
holder
and
thread
thread
upper
needles
thinner
a
for
design
embroidery
material
thread
towards
thread
being
is
it
and
silk
silk
lower
material
on
is
you
lightly.
screw.
pulled
tension.
important
thread.
for
of
thread.
hoop.
taut.
turning
by
while
upper
same
and
hold
,—
/
Needle
No.
No.
No.
9
11
14
Thread
120—100
100—80
60—50
Lower
Grasp
three
or
threads.
Start
with
Continue
by
hand.
finish
To
with
Lay
when
presser
thread
lower
stitches,
sewing
satin
typewriting
along
stitch.
sewing
filling:
zigzag
width
embroidering
foot
sew
lifter.
then
snip
outline
with
several
at
paper
make
off
of
guiding
0.
underneath
sheer
two
excess
design
hoop
stitches
fabric.
—43—
Page 46
20.
MAINTENANCE
Your
cleaning
sewing
machine
A
hours
and
oiled
machine
and
performance.
a
day
once
oiling
which
needs
requires
for
is
a
month.
satisfactory
used
forafew
to
be
regular
cleaned
\
/
Cleaning
“
4
‘I.,’
-
1
Remove
Remove
Brush
dog
Turn
Remove
Remove
cleaning
a
off
with
latches
hook.
foot
and
needle
all
dust
cleaning
outwards.
hook
brush
needle.
plate.
and
brush.
race
Clean
andasoft
lint
cover.
hook
on
race
feed
with
cloth.
—44—
Page 47
Oiling
oil
Use
sewing
for
will
eventually
jam.
to
Apply
friction
Replace
fully,
insure
manufactured
machine
drop
one
occurs.
hook
handwheel
turn
correct
cause
of
oil
race
and
assembly.
especially
use.
Other
mechanism
to
hook
cover
manually
z
oils
where
care
to
-
cover
face
Open
indicated
points
may
some
oiling,
not
stain
sewing
run
Be
or
cause
After
careful
it
minutestoallow
part.
every
Remove
screws
top
,
screwdriver.
one
drop
Apply
and
apply
with
arrow.
to
apply
too
your
material
difficulty.
machine
oil
penetrate
to
cover
by
and
of
oiltolubricating
oil
much
for
loosening
with
large
and
1-2
to
oil
to
points
—
\__
indicated
by
arrows.
—45—
Page 48
TROUBLE
21.
CHART
PROBLEM
Breaking
thread
Skipping
Irregular
lower
stitches
stitches
Thread
not
or
Lower
stuck
Lint
tension
the
Needle
Needle
or
Size
suitable
Incorrect
much
Too
Incorrect
not
drawn
thread
not
bent
type
for
upper
size
PROBABLE
wound
correctly
up
tension
bobbin
the
in
spring
inserted
fully
needle
of
material
the
threading
the
on
oil
needle
of
evenly
too
hook
CAUSE
on
tight
case
and
for
the
and
thread
the
bobbin
inside
not
material
CORRECTION
P15
P10,
P12
fluff
P
P
P16
P13
P45
P16
lint
with
brush
6
6
Remove
and
cleaning
a
Th
fed
Noisy
material
correctly
machine
not
Upper
Incorrect
Pattern
Incorrect
Lint
I
Check
slightest
cause
like
clean.
thread
stuck
for
noise
tooth
lower
selection
feed
on
thread
amount
or
pick
tension
tension
dial
dog
feed
the
in
of
binding,
or
cotton
too
not
height
dog
race,
thread
—46—
loose
set
the
in
use
swab
correctly
race
material
to
P20
P12
P17
P12
P44
P45
may
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