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numbers
PLUG CAUTION
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Type:
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Page 3
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
When
llowed,
using
including
Read
an electrical
following:
the
instructions
all
appliance,
ippliance).
outlet
or
injury
as
for
dropped
authorized
adjustment.
any
object
aerosol
all
controls
reduce
left
immediately
reduce
toy.
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its
intended
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by
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with
and
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DANGER——To
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should
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never be
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WARNING——To
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being
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outlet.
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shock,
not
allowtobe
this
appliance
recommended
operate
ifithas
to
the
or
mechanical
operate
sewing
and loose
drop
not
use
not
operate
administered.
disconnect,
not
unplug
near
children.
this
been
nearest
appliance
the
machine
cloth.
or
insert
outdoors.
where
turn
by
pullingoncord.
used
only
appliance
basic
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after
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to
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attentionisnecessary
use
manufacturer
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any
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products
to
the
off
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To
safety
precautions
before
risk
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when
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using
and
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or
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are
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position,
the
grasp
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using
electric
in.
Always
before
burns,
of
when
ifitis
into
water.
for
examination,
Keep
the
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usedorwhere
then
remove
plug,
not
always
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this
manual.
manual.
not
Return
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the
cord.
this
appliance
only
Use
working
the
repair,
open
of
lint,
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plug
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be
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DANGER
Always
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Do
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or
in
or
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appliance
store
drop
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Replace
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or
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it
can
liquid.
with
into
water.
fall
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same
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rated
15
watts.
immediately.
into
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tub or
sink.
Page 4
WARNING
Keep
1.
machine
Always
2.
Do
3.
4.
Do
break.
Switch
5.
area,
presser
Always
6.
lubricating,
instruction
Never
7.
may
fingers
needle.
use
not
use
pull
not
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as
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foot,
unplug
or
manual.
operate
blocked.
be
SAVE
away
proper
the
bent
push
or
sewing
threading
etc.
sewing
when
on
moving
all
from
needle
needles.
while
fabric
machine
needle,
machine
making
surface
soft
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THESE
plate.
off
any
parts.
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stitching.
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plate
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INSTRUCTIONS
the
needle
bobbin,
when
where
around
needle
causing
in
or
removing
mentioned
air
the
sewing
the
break.
to
needle
the
changing
covers,
openings
it
to
in
the
Page 5
CONTENTS
NAMES
I.
ACCESSORIES
.
BEFORE
3.
STRAIGHT
I..
ZIGZAG
5.
MAKING
6.
SEWING
7.
OVERCASTING
8.
OVERLOCKING
9.
BLIND
0.
STRETCH
1.
ZIPPER
2.
SHELL
3.
PIN
4.
QUILTING
5.
SCALLOPING
6.
MENDING
7.
APPLIQUE
8.
EMBROIDERY
9.
MAINTENANCE
0.
TROUBLE
1.
OF
Detaching
Connecting
Changing
Changing
Bobbin
Inserting
Adjusting
Drop
Threading
Twin
Decorative
Drawing
Foot
Fabric.
Pattern
Pattern
Stitch
Starting
Double
Cloth
Adjusting
Applications
Zigzag
Needle
Thread
Determine
Determine
Left
Cutting
Corded
Applications
Application
Application
Application
HEM
Elastic
STITCHING
TUCKING
Patching
Mending
Cleaning
Oiling
Changing
PARTS
SEWING
Extension
Foot
Needle
Foot
Winding
Bobbin
Lower
Lever
Feed
Upper
Needle
Tucks
Up
Pressure
Thread
Setting
SEWING
Selection
Length
to
Presser
Guide
Thread
SEWING
Width
Position
Tension
BUTTONHOLES
Length
Width
Right
and
Buttonhoies
Buttonholes
BUTTONS
ON
STITCH
Blind
SEAM
SEWING
a
WORK
CHART
Light
Threading
Lower
and
Dial
Sew
of
Control
of
Ultra
of
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of
of
Hem
Rip
.
Controller
Tension
Thread
or
Thread
Needle
Dial
Foot
Tension
Straight
Control
for
Side
the
Decorative
Stitch
Bulb
Table
Designs
Lifter
Zigzag
Balance
Elastic
Stretch
and
Table
Stitch
Stitch
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Fun
of
Power
Buttonhole
Patterns
Cord
2
3
4
4
5
6
7
8
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1
2
1
12
13
1
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15
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17
18
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20
21
22
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23
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26
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
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NAMES
OF
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Pressure
2.
Take-up
3.
Face
4.
Upper
5.
Thread
6.
Presser
7.
Presser
8.
Free
9.
Shuttle
10.
Spool
11.
Pattern
12.
Stitch
13.
14.
Needle
15.
Reverse
Zigzag
1
6.
Drop
1
7.
Bobbin
1
8.
Bobbin
1
9.
Handwheel
20.
Stop
21.
Special
22.
switch
23.
24.
Socket
25.
Thread
Handle
26.
Presser
27.
Thread
28.
Feed
29.
Needle
30.
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guide
regulator
lever
cover
thread
guide
foot
foot
arm
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pins
selection
length
position
sewing
width
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motion
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foot
cutter
dog
plate
thumb
control
lever
knob
lifter
for
tension
upper
for
dial
dial
control
lever
spindle
stopper
for
vary
bobbin
dial
threading
screw
adjustment
upper
from
winding
threading
country
to
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BEFORE
3.
SEWING
Machineisstored
which
ordinary
makes
your
sewing.
Detachable
table
as
is
a
trousers,
off
free-arm
convenient
blouses,
Slide
is
used
Free-arm
embroider;
T-shirts,
of
in
flat-bed
work
Extension
the
and
sleeves,
etc.
easier
Table
machine
model.
sew
to
style
in
or
cuffs
Do
attach
To
it
open,
vice-versa
extension
lid
open
as
of
above
table.
of
accessory
illustrated.
steps
box,
to
push
Page 10
Connecting
and
power
foot
cord
controller
cord
plugging
your
of
at
on
foot
that
back
and
button
and
switch
when
Connect
power
Before
sure
be
that
plate
a
Switch
®
machine
light.
Push
b
light
Always
machine
*Specifications
country.
to
(.
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voltage
machine.
of
on
put
turn
off.
vary
controller
your
in
is
(written
machine)
power
on
the
turn
to
off
in
not
from
machine,
same
on
sewing
sewing
unplug
or
use.
country
and
as
on
the
The
the
more
faster
you
the
press
machine
foot
controller,
runs.
I
Page 11
Changing
Needle
Set
position
towards
Loosen
remove
With
insert
needle
of
Push
stopper
clamp
needle
by
you.
needle
needle.
flat
new
a
needle
®
screw
face
bar.
and
in
turning
clamp
away
needle
until
firmly.
the
handwheel
screw
into
tighten
from
it
highest
and
you,
groove
reaches
needle
Proper
needle
straight
shaft
with
needles
skipping,
snapping
damage
or
stitch
plate.
needle
worn
or
can
straight
a
sharp
only
thread;
use
point.
defective
causes
of
needle
and
needles
also
it
Always
a
point
sharp
1
—6—
Using
not
breakage
of
hook
Page 12
Changing
Foot
Raise
Set
position
towards
Snap-on
Push
direction
will
come
Position
right
b
holder.
Lower
the
that
snapped
presser
needle
by
you
Presser
the
lever
so
off.
a
new
under the
the
foot
on.
foot
in
turning
‘).
that
presser
will
lifter
the
Foot:
a
in
the
foot
with
groove
foot
automatically
be
1;
highest
handwheel
the
presser
the
lifter
arrow
foot
of
pin
the
4
F
\
so
When
push
direction
you
the
fail
lever
slightly.
to
catch
the
foot,
in
the
arrow
—
,
‘,—
—7—
Page 13
Bobbin
needle
Set
turning
by
you.
Winding
in
the highest
handwheel
position
towards
Open
Open
take
shuttle
latch
it
out.
cover.
of
bobbin
case
and
—8—
Close
bobbin
latch
comes
of
bobbin
easily.
out
case
and
Page 14
Push
Pull
on
spool
Put
Draw
through
tension
ers
a
back
out
spool
spool
thread
thread
device,
and
pin.
to
on
.
fold
handle.
pin
and
spool
from
guide
following
put
pin.
spool
and
a
pre
numb
felt
pin
N
Wind
thread
bobbin
Push
bobbin
Holding
hand
disengage
unscrewing
clockwise
several
on
handwheel
stop
times.
to
spindle.
with
handwheel
motion
around
your
knob.
left
by
—9—
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Page 15
Push
down
bobbin
foot
to
right
controller.
and
press
Machine
when
Push
bobbintoleft,
from
wheel.
Take
and
cut
Retighten
stops
bobbinisfull.
off
bobbin
thread.
stop
motion knob.
automatically
to
disengage
from
spindle
trou
e
correction
If
bobbin
shown,
as
loosen
bobbin
to
I
—10—
adjust
is
open
set-screw
winding:
height.
wound
face
of
Use
the
screw
unevenly
cover
guide
and
for
driver
Page 16
Inserting
Bobbin
Place
thread
arrow.
Guide
bobbin
bobbin
running
thread
case.
in
into
its
in
case
direction
slot
®
with
of
of
4
Pulling
under
delivery
thread
tension
eye
®.
to
spring
left,
bring
then
}
it
to
—1
1—
Page 17
Adjusting
Lower
Tension
To
shake
At
will
amount.
To
screw
test
bobbin
proper
gradually
adjust
with
bobbin
tension
tension,
small
tension,
case
as
drop
turn
screwdriver.
hang
shown.
bobbin
adjusting
and
case
a
small
}
Raise
position.
Leave
cm
Take
bobbin
Release
is
(4”)
fully
needle
end
from
hold
case
latch
inserted.
of
of
thread
bobbin
into
when
in
latch
shuttle
the
of
about
case.
and
bobbin
highest
10
push
case
—12—
DROP
The
lever
shuttlecover.
move
the
To
lower
lever
to
This
position
sewing,
darning
FEED
is
in
Fornormal
lever
to
feed dog,
position.
is
LEVER
the
right
used
embroidery.
and
side
sewing,
position.
move
for
button
of
the
Page 18
Threading
Upper
Thread
Raise
Raise
position
towards
Thread
Pass
Lead
disc
D.
Hook
to
upwards.
presser
take-up
by
you.
following
thread
thread
either
ittoguide
foot
lever
turning
numbers
through
lifter.
to
side
®
from
the
highest
handwheel
1D-).
guide
L.
of
tension
down
Thread
Pass
left,
to
then
Leave
cm
(6”).
take-up
thread
needle
end
and
to
of
guide
guide
eye
thread
lever
®
of
®.
from
(left
about
right
one)
1
5
—13—
Page 19
Twin
Needle
Threading
Thread
normal
points
At
ratly
disc.
At
to
left
At
guide should
needle
to
Leave
15
in
threading,
©,
point
(,
right
to
guide
©,
right guide
guide.
point
(,
eye,
left
needle
ends
cm
(6”).
©
the
and
pass
and
pass
thread
and
of
and
be
eye.
threads
same
threads
left
one
the
lead
from
way
except
of
of
other
from
to
left
of
as
at
sepa
tension
threads
at
right
right
guide
about
—I
Decorative
Tucks
or
Designs
stitch
needle
attractive
zigzag
are
Remember
2.5
zigzag
sewing.
can
for
and
tucks.
zigzag
effective
be
decorative
are
blind
The
designs
width
at
Any
twin
Most
stitch
for
fancy
or
tapered
colors
trims.
Caution:
than
)
—14—
position control
needle
used
the
to
hem
satin
for
use
and
with
effects.
multiple
stitch
stitch
in
two
creative
no
more
needle
twin
for
the
Page 20
Drawing
Up
Lower
Thread
Hold
end
left
hand.
handwheel
Turn
until
you
up
again.
Pull
upper
thread
lower
inaloop.
Pull
out
cm
(6”)
under
presser
needle
both
and
of
thread
place
upper
slowly
moves
will
threads
foot
be
them
on
thread
towards
down
slowly
brought
to
about15
together
left.
with
and
and
up
Foot
Push
pressure
lease
foot.
push
pressureisobtained.
Insufficient
poor
stitches,
the
foot
reduce
When
or
pressure.
sewing
Pressure
down
regulator.
the
pressure
To
increase
down
inner
feedingofthe
or
fabric.
heavy
If
marks
the
pressure.
sewing
fabric, reduce
Increase
lighter
appear
the outer
pin
pressure
difficulty
feed
multiple
weight
ring
of
the
This
will
re
on
the
presser
the
pressure,
until
suitable
may
cause
fabric,
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pressure
on
skipped
in
guiding
the
fabric,
thickness
fabrics.
the
when
—15—
Page 21
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table
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Page 22
Pattern
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PATTERN
NAME
BUTTONHOLE
ZIGZAG
BLIND
HEM
STRETCH
BLIND
HEM
•
MULTIPLE
ZIGZAG
SCALLOP
PEARL
DECORATIVE
CHECKER
STRAIGHT
RICK
RACK
DECORATIVE
COLOR
CODE
ORANGE
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOW
PURPLE
PURPLE
PURPLE
15
1
1
18
19
14
ULTRA
STRETCH
OVERLOCK
6
7
f
OVERLOCK
BRIAR
FISH
SWAN
PURPLE
PURPLE
PURPLE
PURPLE
PURPLE
PURPLE
—17—
Page 23
4.
STRAIGHT
SEWING
Set machine
Pattern
Turn
dial
Dial
can
be
or
to
left.
*Always
in
operating
the
highest
as
shown.
Selection
choose
to
turned
make
dial.
sure
pattern.
either
position
Dial
to
needle
right
is
when
O134
•
Stitch
For
clockwise.
turn
‘
I
I
I
I
I
I
II,
I
I
I
I
I
I
For
between
length
a
longer
For
it
in
counter-clockwise.
normal
and
2
dial
stitch,
a
sewing
3.
turn
shorter
dial
in
stitch,
it
is
set
—18—
Page 24
Starting
to
Sew
fabric
Place
cm
(0.4”)
lower
Important:
Hold
sewing
of
the
presser
on
seam.
Double
In
order
when
using
firmly
push
far
as
asitwill
Reverse
To
reinforce
wards
pushing
lever.
inside
both
of
the
Presser
to obtain
very
presser
Sewing
to
the
down
under
foot
threads
first
go.
seam,
edge
foot
the
edge.
lifter.
3—4
Foot
winder
thick
foot
reverse
about
during
stitches
materials,
lifter
sew
of
fabric
1
the
Lifter
gap
up
back
by
sewing
Release
forward
hand
Never
lever
sewing
asitis
pull
and
guiding
fed.
material.
commence
fabric
by
—19—
Page 25
-
Cloth
cloth
Use
long
seam
from
edge
Set
guide
of
needle
distance.
Run
machine
touching
Position
sew
to
reverse
Sew
forcement
fabrictoleft
Draw
is
finished.
Guide
guide
of
in
guide.
cloth
a
curved
at
of
material.
hole
plate,
with
guide
stitches
end
when
regular
on
arm,
edge
seam.
of
when
sewing
and
at
an
for
seam.
distance
at
right
adjust
of
fabric
angle
rein
sewing
a
ii
L
iF
k
fi
—20—
threads
Cut
behind
presser
Adjusting
stitch
Test
of
scrap
to
use.
correct
With
lower
and
and
equal
threads
both
upper
If
(loose),
straight
surface
by
upper
turning
Thread
performance
material
threads
strong
tension
along
of
fabric
tension
with
bar.
tension
in
center.
(lower)
thread
Tension
you
(a),
tension
enough
is
thread
upper
dial.
are
too
cutter
on
going
upper
lock
to
tight
lies
(lower)
Correct
a
is
Page 26
Applications
of
Straight
Stitch
A.
Seams
The
normal
fabrics
should
area
fabrics
lighter
shorter
and
bias
stitch
elasticity
Basting/Topstitching
B.
Sewing
stitch
seams
stitches
gatheringinfullness. Topstitching
canbedone
the
long
bolder
same
one
needle
heavier
twist
but
be
(size
in
glossary.
stitch
is
but
3,
depend
of
usage.
require
longer
weight
stitches.
cut
areas
length
is
prior
also
to
a
useful
to add
the
seam
to
may
very
straight
stitch,
type
two
canbethreaded
(size
thread
suchasbuttonhole
maybeused
sure
to use
16
or
18).
length
for
the
length
on
the
fabric
Usually,
stitches, and
fabrics
For
curved
use
a
strength
seam.
with
a
for
temporary
fitting.
be
used
effectively
stitch.
threads
14
or
fortopstitching,
larger
a
Basling
instructions
most
chosen
and
heavier
require
seams
shorter
and
longer
Basting
when
with
For
of
through
16).
needle
the
-
J
a
A
)
—21—
Page 27
ZIGZAG
5.
machine
Set
prevent
To
set
ing,
stitch
beginning
machine
and
and
SEWING
shown.
as
ends
seam
in
sew
ending
for
reverse
of
unravell
straight
at
seam.
c
Position
C
C
C
—
back
side
N
Straight
stitch
Zigzag
stitch
5(
2
(width
Left
button
etc
Middle
straight
buttonholes,
Right
blind
2
overlock,
7
position
hem,
right
sewing,
position
stitch,
position
etc
side
etc
Zigzag
Set
Larger
stitch.
Setitat
Make
position
Needle
Needle
by
control.
When
sure
to
bending
Width
control
the
0
sure
when
Position
position
turning
selecting
needle
avoid
needle.
Thread
Stitch
Better-looking
requires
straight
Loosen
less
stitching.
upper
required
at
number,
for
straight
needle
you
can
needle
in
is
tearing
Tension
zigzag
upper
tension
Control
wider
is
set
Control
be
position,
upper
material
for
tension
slightly.
number.
sewing.
upper
in
control.
changed
position
make
position
Zigzag
stitching
the
or
than
J
—22—
Page 28
6.MAKING
Set
machine
BUTTONHOLES
as
shown.
-J
Determine
Measure
of
button
for
bar
tacks.
Mark
buttonhole
Determine
Determine
diameter
kind
and
Attach
Completely
j
Place
marking
through
Jj)
of
buttonhole
of
buttonhole
material
of
foot
marking.
center
Length
diameter
and
add
Width
width
of
button,
of
material.
push
under
buttonhole
of
indicates
of
size
back
foot.
foot
and
thickness
0.3cm
on
material.
according
its
thickness,
foot.
sliding
foot
and
beginning
(1/8”)
part
that
so
passes
arrow
line
N
marking
3cm(1
length
buttonhole
to
of
iF
a
ciIthickness_
I
diameter
/8”)
marking
—23--
Page 29
E
LJ
tacking:
Bar
to
dial
stitches.
side:
Left
Sew
(21]).
until
back
Remember
shows
to
buttonholes.
so
mark
1
Change
left
it
the
that
Set
(:)
side
reaches
point
it
end
pattern
and
pattern
from
where
not
is
lines
selection
sew
front
line.
end
necessary
for
5-6
to
arrow
2
to
all
5-6
right
tack.
zigzag
for
pattern
stitches.
pattern
side
To
a
few
tacking:
Bar
3)
.
Right
([Ia)
catches
Quick
unstitching,
and
0
—24—
and
side:
and
first
finish:
proceed
Change
sew
Change
sew
bar
set
until
prevent
width
stitches.
to
3
4
to
it
at
Page 30
Left
and
Balance
Right
of
Buttonhole
Side
4
Stitch
sides
of
by
buttonhole
dial
This
dial
neutral
and
If
the
stitches
the
buttonhole
together,
(+).
*Turning
side and
density
buttonhole
should
position
turn
dialtoleft
closes
on
balance
on
the
left
right
can
usually
(between
the
right
are
too
dialtothe
opens
side.
and
be
control
be
adjust
in
“+“
side
close
right
left
left
+
a
of
=
>
If
the
the
buttonhole
the
dial
*Turning
side
stitches
to
dialtoright
and
on
the
opens
are
right
the
too
left
right
open,
(—).
closes
side.
side
of
turn
right
—25—
Page 31
Cutting
Buttonholes
Stick
a
prevent
to
Cut
buttonhole
buttonhole
Corded
stretch
For
corded
a
to
keep
in
shape.
filler
Hook
ends
lead
and
taut,
notches
Proceed
regular
needle
through
over-cutting.
along
cutter.
Buttonholes
fabrics
buttonhole
finished
cord
of
cord
hook
them
as
shown.
stitching
with
buttonholes.
such
on
under
bar
center
as
is
effective
buttonhole
spur
top
foot,
to
tacks
with
knits,
and
pull
bottom
as
for
—26—
When
pull
filler
the
on
buttonhole
Thread
side
cord.
other
and
buttonhole
cord
end
stitching.
of
ends
tie,
or
is
ends
disappears
cord
both
cut
completed,
that
so
to
reverse
ends
loop
into
of
Page 32
7.
SEWING
machine
Set
as
ON
shown.
BUTTONS
/
25
I
Position
foot.
der
of
side
needle
needle
that
button.
Make
is
dle
machine
Run
5-6
sew
Stop
upper
Set
aD
align
3-4
sew
from
OR
b
Remove
threads.
Draw
side
button
a
When
stitch,
adjust
and
comes
stitch
one
aligned
zigzag
machine
position.
zigzag
stitches
thread
tieaknot.
with
work
ends
needle
unlocking.
and
needle
lower
be
with
medium
at
stitches.
when
width
and
comes
foot.
zigzag
to
certain
button’s
needle
button’s
prevent
to
and
through
material
Raise
width
hole
right
that
speed
control
hole
stitches
off
cut
to
un
left
to
nee
holes.
and
in
is
to
and
wrong
/
so
of
J
0,
—27---
Page 33
OVERCASTING
8.
ErEtE5g:of
Sew
carefully
on
right
side
are
of
fabric.
so
that
flush
all
with
stitches
edge
/
‘
1/
N
and
elastic
as
thick
For
machine
Set
B
f
.
Sew
in
the same
shown.
way
material:
above.
—28—
Page 34
OVERLOCKING
9.
Overlocking
possible
seams
machine
Set
medium,
For
®
®
For
medium,
stitches
sew
to
the
at
as
same
shown.
thin
thick
and
time.
material
make
overcast
material
‘I,
it
two
Put
right
with
prevent
To
so
sew
outside
drop
some
In
stitches
overcasting.
pieces
sides
that
cases
can
edges
right
the
of
cloth
facing
edge
be
together
and
fraying,
from
stitches
side
material.
of
overlocking
used
sew.
for
—29—
Page 35
Applications
Overlockstitch
stitch
This
overcasting,
on
knits
for
also,
is
edgestitching,
and
very
decoration.
of
very
stretchy
the
effective
Elastic
for
etc,
fabrics,
Topstitching
A
decorative
produced
stitch.
J
Stitch
lines
ic
decorative
edging
decorative
Pattern:
Length:
width:
Feed
Pressure:
Foot:
Needle
Edging
As
the
used
place
cloths.
with
but
instead.
the
of
effect.
Dog:
Embroidery
with
elastic
for
mats,
the
use
5
Position:
topstitch
with
the
around
garments
Topstitch
with
inset
to
add
flair.
,U
5
Up
Normal
LorR
stretch
the
edging
decorative
a
napkins
Proceed as
stretch
the
blind
elastic
elastic
the
for
a
an
blind
stitch
you
hem
edging
can
edging
structural
dramat
a
braid
elastic
the
additional
hem,
can
edge
and
table
would
stitch,
stitch
be
or
be
on
—30—
Pattern
Length:
Width:
Feed
Dog:
Pressure:
Foot:
Needle
:2
5
3-5
Up
Normal
Embroidery
Position:
M,
R
L
or
Page 36
Application
Stitch
I1
Seaming
A.
most
On
seam,
or
desirable
seam
can
sional
prevent
ment
at the same
on
in
doubt
stitches
particular
choose
ance.
The
is
suchassweater
knits,
the
of
For
allowances:
that
raw
swings to
For
allowances:
the
line
excess
ing.
knits,
suchasstitch
overlock
the
than
allowance.
create
finish,
to
the
makingagarment.
stitch
excellent
greatest
all.
patterns
the
edge
patterns
fabric along
“1/2”,
neater,
a
eliminate
curling,
“give”
time
amount
to
as
to use,
fabric
accordingtotheir
and
and
cotton
strength
with
Feed
needle
of
the
with
Feed
then
fabric
of
a
3/16
a
under
of
which
test
for
the
right.
the
close
Ultra
and
stitch,
5/8
These
bulky
permit
they
work
both
in
question
overcast
stretch
knits,
knits.
and
3/1
the
goes
fabric
5/8
the
etched
trim
to
inch
inch
more
stress,
cut
If
of
bathing
inch
6
fabric
over
inch
raw
away
the
Stretch
finished
overcast
is
more
opened
stitches
profes
seams
the
gar
and
down
involved
ever
the
two
on
the
and
perform
stitch
fabrics
suit
It
has
elasticity
seam
such
the
when
seam
edge
guide
the
stitch
in
it
of
B.
Procedure:
•Overlock
seaming
edge
of
operation.
overlock
•This
good
as double
will
giveafirm,
for
stitching
and
knit
stretch
knit
is
used
finishing
fabrics,
stitch
neat
all
especially
is
fabrics
and jersey and
edge
the
in
finish.
for
cut
one
such
—31—
Page 37
Application
I\wt’iI
Rick-Rack
of
Topstitching/Rick-
A.
A
decorative
produced
stitch.
lines
effect.
rative
creative
B.
Tapering/Rick-Rack
The
red
petals
pictures
tapering
the
stitch
and
tapered
bouquet-like
C.
Procedure:
•The
zigzag
desired
pressed
.Apply
on
•Use
heavy
‘Use
zigzag
seams,
heavier
terrycloth,
stic.
stitching
•Guide
Do
cause
Stitch
of
the
Topstitch
inset
flair.
rick-rack
form
to
of
and
the
width
to
back
rick-rack
elastic
line
so
open.
this
wovens
both
narrow
duty
medium
for
facings
weight
Use
your
pull
not
poor
with
garment
to
flowers,
0.
that
stitch
triple
overcasting
and
also
fabric
topstitch
the
around
braidora
add
stitch
creative
wall
hangings.
zigzag,
lever
group
A
stitch
effect.
rick-rack
stitching
of
seams
to
and
width
stitch
and
fabrics
for
for
or
push
stitching.
Rack
can
rick-rack
the
structural
for
a
additional
an
may
be
stems
embroidered
slowly
from
of
will
stitch
may
of
areas
knits.
of
zigzag
for
wide
widths
edges
and
hems
such
attaching
decorative
from
the
as
special
deco
tape
and
As
turn
to
0
these
form
is
that
stress
as
seams.
ela
front.
will
it
be
in
5
a
a
is
be
a
of
of
of
as
—32—
Page 38
Application
Fun
Patterns
Ij
Fun
A.
The
duce swan,
use
children
stitch
in
The
also
bindings
effect.
manner
the
stitched
patterns
sewn
bindingorribbon,
effect
and
appearance.
patterns
stronger
mats
four
broidery floss
presser
will
while
patterns.
terns
through
effective
thread
the
larger
accommodate
Use
enhancing
napkins,
stitches-Swan-Fish-
reverse
on
pattern
hems
reverse
be
zigzag
placemats
and
strands
help
can
upper
this
stitch
fish,
household
clothes.
canbeused
as
the
stitch
used
and
ribbons
Thisisdone
that
lace
stitch.
edgeofthe
on
the
on
the
can
be
The
can
also
decorative
tablecloths.
of
or
foot.
A
guide
sewing
The
reverse
be
sewn
one
needle
decorative
two
sewing
threading
needle
should
decorative
tablecloths,
and
curtains.
of
Decorative
patterns
briar
designs
linens
These
scallop
patterns
for
topstitching
for
in
is
applied
The
reverse
left
should
left
edge
This
used
on
for
a
reverse
corded
be
edgesonplace-
Simply
pearl
cotton,
yarn
transparent
the
cord
the
reverse
stitch
with
two
foramore
stitch.
threads
system.
be
the
two
technique
placemats,
Briar
pro
and
reverse
to
sew
stitch.
can
decorative
the
same
with
straight
stitch
of
the
decorative
towels
pleasant
stitch
place
em
under
the
foot
evenly
stitch
pat
threads
Simply
through
used
threads.
for
for
be
for
A
to
NOTE
made
4-3-2.
Narrow
by
setting
patterns
zigzag
may
width
be
to
—33--
Page 39
10.
Set
Fold
it
For
to
BLIND
machine
material
under
neater
a
baste
foot.
or
HEM
as
as
finish,
iron
STITCH
shown.
shown
it
is
hem
and
preferable
before
place
hand.
-34—
Sew
stitches
and
one
carefully,
are
slanting
two
or
so
made
stitches
threads
on
that
of
hem
pierce
fold.
straight
edge,
only
Page 40
Correct
®
Needleiscatching
too
Needleisnot
©
foldatall.
seam.
much.
edge
catching
of fold
edge
of
right
side
wrong
side
Elastic
For
as
way
stitch.
Blind
elastic materials,
shown
for
as
and
Hem
sew
normal
set
in
blind
Stitch
machine
the
7
same
hem
1—2
,..
c
—35—
Page 41
ii.
ba-P°’°
I
paper
smoot’
STRET
be
may
feedflg.
needle
laid
SEAMS
esSeflti
is
under
lnitS
for
Medium
®
double
App1Y
Ug
(
ApP1V
and
knit,
elastiC
it-W
small
lower
eight
1
erSeV
tnple
nt
zigzag
thread
fabrics
stitch
fabriCS
Reduce
teflSiof’
upper
—36
For
®
spand
Use
Apply
Very
iapped
multiPle
elastic
(power
or
fabrics
net’)
abutted
zigzag.
seam
Page 42
12.
Set
ZIPPER
machine
SEWING
shown.
as
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
so
the
difficulty.
top.
the
for
bags,
the
right
the
lower
folded
the
foot
right
zipper
Remove
dresses,
special
can
sides
line
tacked
material
zipper
the
on
the
foot
the
or
can
Stitch
etc.
be
the
of
edge
and
presser
left
can
be
left
be
from
the
blouses
zipper
easily
togethe
opening
seam
O.3cm(
1
/e”).
over
tack
foot
of
the
shifted
of
the
sewn
the
tacking.
skirts,
foot,
done.
and
the
over
with
needle.
either
zipper,
without
bottom
zip
tack
a
pull
right
it.
E
the
to
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
as
a
to
foot
Doublestitch
up
then
tacking.
the
right
zip
(1/2”)
the
along
—37—
Page 43
13.
SHELL
STITCHING
2.5
3.5—5
Silk,
sheer
Set
Fold
folded
presser
Pull
when
nylon
fabrics
machine
edge
edge
foot.
thread
starting
organdy
are
as
of
to
left,
ends
sewing.
suitable.
shown.
material.
place
towards
or
similar
With
it
under
back
fl
H
L4LJ
1
misses
it
moves
raw
side
of
sure
fold
needle
when
Make
I
.
—38—
ways.
Page 44
PIN
14.
machine
Set
better
For
material
little.
a
TUCKING
as
appearance,
tighten
and
shown.
lower
use
/
sheer
thread
twin
For
14
p.
the
Insert
spring
Mark
tailors
From
following
guide.
Interval
adjusted
direction
needle
quilting
plate
first
chalk,
second
seam
between
by
of
on
line
and
moving
arrow.
threading
guide
the
with
line,
first
of
seams
holder.
pencil
sew.
just
under
line
can
guide
see
the
or
sew,
using
be
-I
4
in
—39—
Page 45
15.
QUILTING
Set machine
you
same
layers
them
sew.
quilting
Baste
prevent
as
Attach
the
way
as
from
shown.
of
guide
as
pin
material to
slipping
and
tucking.
out
sew
in
Page 46
16.
SCALLOPING
Set
machine
Put
two
with right
pieces
sides
as
shown.
of
cloth
facing,
together
and
sew.
Trim
from
Make
evenly
Turn
out.
edge
gently
press.
edge
stitching.
notches
spaced
two
pieces
Bring
pushing
by
with
0.3cm
on
intervals.
stitching
your
(1/8”)
seam
to
line
seam
fingers,
right
edge
to
away
sides
very
edge
and
r
at
-
E
—41—
Page 47
_____
EE
____
MENDING
17.
Patching
as
Set
machine
shown.
I
:•.
-i:
•
••.
.
.
•-v•••
••
c
5
3.5
SJ
the
the
away
seam
worn
patch
the
on
patch
Place
the
over
part.
of
the
side.
close
edge
to
Trim
the
along
Sew
right
the
I
:.
:
....
,
I
on
worn
back
part
side.
-42-
Mending
machine
Set
for
piece
patching.
sew
side.
as
Sew the
first.
Then
either
A
underneath
a
edges
two
of
Rip
in
gauze
reinforce
to
the
of
more
tear
can
same
together
seams
be
placed
the
way
on
rip.
Page 48
APPLIQUE
18.
WORK
machine
Set
Draw
used
as
Place
baste
and
Sew
around
stitch
width
size
of
material.
design
applique
an
cut-out
it.
adjusting
according
cut-out
shown.
as
on
material
on
outline
stitch
and type
and
base
to
cut
with
length
shape
to
it
out.
material
zigzag
and
and
of
base
be
/
To
change
ortosew
machine,
away
from
presser
Lower
sewing.
Sew
zigzag
Thisisto
presser
a
width
direction
very
small
circles,
positioning needle
of
edge
foot
and turn
foot
and
few
stitches
at
0.
prevent
unstitching.
at
corners,
cut-out,
material.
continue
at
end
stop
just
lift
with
Th
i
—43—
Page 49
EMBROIDERY
19.
Needle
No.
No.
No.
9
11
14
Thread
120—100
100—80
60—50
Set
machine
Remove
To
pulled
tension.
-
—
For
important
and
Use
upper
of
lower
Trace
and
Make
Pull
handwheel
holding
avoid
good
thread.
thin
thread
same
thread.
your
center
sure
out
foot,
up,
lower
upper
shown.
as
and
lower
reduce
embroidery,
to
use
embroidery
and
kind
and
design
it
in
embroidery
material
thread
towards
thread
holder
thread
upper
correct
thinner
a
on
is
screw.
thread
needles
silk
color
material
taut.
by
turning
you
lightly.
being
it
for
silk
for
hoop.
while
is
—44—
Lower
Hold
sewing
with
satin
Continue
by
hand.
To
finish
stitches
Lay
typewriting
when
presser
both
along
with
embroidering
foot
threads
outline
stitch.
sewing
filling,
zigzag
paper
lifter.
and
of
guiding
sew
width
underneath
sheer
start
design
hoop
several
at
fabric.
0.
Page 50
20.
MAINTENANCE
Your
machine
cleaning
factory
A
machine
few
cleaned
and
sewing
hours
and
Cleaning
requires
oiling
performance.
which
day
a
oiled
is
needs
once
for
used
a
regular
satis
for
to be
month.
a
Remove
Remove
Brush
dog
Turn
Remove
Remove
withacleaning
cloth.
foot
needle
off
with
latches
shuttleClean
all
dust
cleaning
shuttle
and
needle.
plate.
and
brush.
outwards.
race
brush
lintonfeed
cover.
and
a
race
soft
shuttle
—45—
Page 51
Oiling
oil
Use
sewing
for
oils
mechanism
Apply
shuttle
Open
the
Be
oil
and
After
minutes
to
Remove
Pull
bobbin
Loosening
large
top
will
one
face
same
careful
it
or
cause
oiling,
every
out
screwdriver,
cover.
manufactured
machine
eventually
jam.
to
drop
way.
may
to
part.
Top
cover
not
some
run
allow
spool
screws
friction
to
stain
Cover:
where
winding
oil
of
and
apply
your
sewing
machine
to
oil
pins
spindle
then
speciaU
use.
part
to
occurs.
apply
too
material
difficulty.
for
penetrate
and
to
and
take
Other
cause
oil
much
1-2
push
right.
with
off
of
in
ply
one
drop
of
oil
lubricating
to
points
—46—
indicated
by
arrows.
Page 52
21.
TROUBLE
CHART
PROBLEM
Breaking
thread
Skipping
Irregular
The
material
fed
correctly
lower
stitches
stitches
not
Thread
or
not
Lower
Lint
stuck
the
tension
Needle
Needle
Size
or
suitable
Incorrect
much
Too
Incorrect
Upper
Incorrect
Pattern
Incorrect
Lint
stuck
PROBABLE
wound
not
drawn
thread
not
bent
type
thread
selection
up
tension
in
the
spring
fully
of
the
for
upper
oil
on
sizeofneedle
tension
lower
feed
dog
on
the feed
evenly
correctly
bobbin
inserted
needle
material
threading
the
hook
tension
dial
not
height
CAUSE
too
case
and
for
too
dog
on
tight
thread
the
loose
set
the
bobbin
inside
and
not
material
correctly
CORRECTION
P.15
P.10,
P.12
Remove
and
cleaning
fluff
P.
P.
P
P.1
P.46
P.1
P.20
P.12
P.
P.12
P.45
1
1
lint
with
brush
6
6
6
3
6
7
a
—47--
Page 53
PROBLEM
The
material
puckers
Upper
Stitch
Thread
Incorrect
or
too
too
threading
PROBABLE
thread
lower
long
for
thick
CAUSE
tension
material
upperorlower
of
too
tight
thread
CORRECTION
P.12,
P.20
P18
P16
P.1
P.1
1
3,
Breaking
trouble
D
not
try
needle
is
still
to
apparent
correct
Needle
Needle
Needle
Upper
Needle
Dials
was
Zigzag
needle
fault
not
bent
clamp
thread
too
have
down
width
was
in
been
the
by
correctly
screw
tension
fine
for
changed
in
the
set
attached
machine,
yourself.
inserted
too
too tight
the
material
more
N
loose
material
while
than
please
the
2.5
while
consult
Changing
Unplug
face
Open
needle
twin
your
the
nearest
Light
machine.
cover
P.18,
Bulb
as
6
P.
P.
6
P.
6
P.20
P.1
6
P.22
P.14
dealer.
shown.
—48—
Remove
in
Install
in
bulb
counterclockwise.
new
a
clockwise.
by
bulb
unscrewing
screwing
by
it
it
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