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Youare aboutto beginan adventurein creativi$:Youaregoingto sew!And, evermade' youaregoingto sewwithoneof theeasiesttousemachines

featureshavebeenincludedon yourmachine,promising The following sewingpleasure: hoursof uncomplicated rewarding errors. . Clearlydefinedthreadpath,reducing of threading thepossibility . Electronic smooth,evensewing. speedcontrol,assuring o Autotension, a majorityof your sewing noadjustmentsfor requiring projects. operation. r One-step selection pattern complicated eliminating selection, permitting bedextension, a removable thismachinefeatures In addition, both flat and free-armsewing;snap-onpresserfeet that are quickly removedand easilyreplaced;anda one-wayneedleclampthat makesit to puttheneedlein backwards. impossible Takesometimeto acquaintyourselfwiththisowner'smanualandyour sewer,youwilldisyouarea noviceor an experienced Whether machine. yourown! uniquely coverhoweasyit isto createsomething

DearCustomer: you recordthe serialNumberof thatfor futurereference we recommend yourSewingMachineinthespaceprovided. Referto illustation at righttorl@ation of SerialNumberon yourmachine.

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SerialNo. withthemostmodernsewingcapaToensurethatyouarealwaysprovided reservesthe rightto changethe appearance' bilities,the manufacturer necessary. whenconsidered ofthissewingmachine designor accessories Part No.119625-001

'A Trademarkol The SingerCompany

Printed in Taiwan

Tableof Contents 1. Gettinglo Know YourMachine PrincipalParts. . Accessories

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2. Getting Readylo Sew . . Fabric,Threadand NeedleTable . . . ........ l m por t ant s af eg u a rd s C onnec t ingt he Ma c h i n e /R u n n i n g th e Ma c h ine ........ .. . ..,. C hoos ingandC h a n g i n g N e e d l e s FreeArm Sewing Changingthe PresserFoot . . . .. .. .. . . At t ac hingF eedC o v e r Windinga Bobbin Insertinga Bobbin Threadingthe Machine Raisingthe BobbinThread . . ..:.... S elec t ingaP at te rn

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3. StraightStitching Preparation Sewinga Seam lnsertingaZipper

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Preparation Zig-Zagstitch. Zig-Zag Blindstitch Multi-Stitch Zig-Zag. "M" Stitch C r es c ent S t it c.h..... StretchOveredgeStitch .... FagotingStitch. Ric-Rac/Straight Stretch Stitch .

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Buttonholing 5. Four-Step

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6. Caringfor YourMachine Removingand ReplacingBobbinCase. . Removingand ReplacingLightBulb Cleaningthe Machine

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PerformanceChecklist

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AdditionalAccessories

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1 SECTION

Gettingto KnowYourMachine

PrincipalParts

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PrincipalParts 1. Hand Wheel providesa meansfor raisingor lowering theneedle. 2. BobbinWlnderletsyoufillthebobbin withthreadquickly andeasily. 3. PatternDisplayPanelshowsa varietyof patternsavailable for yoursewingneeds.

14. PresserFoot Lifter. al the back of machine,lets you raise and lower " presserfoot.

15. Thread Cutter, on presser foot isbuilt-in sleeve, forease. 16. Slide Plate opensfor easy removal andreplacement of bobbin. 4. Friction-FreeSpool Pin and Cap 17. Feed system moves fabric under presserfoot. holdthetopthreadsupplyandallowit to unwindsmoothlyasthespooldoes 18. PresserFootholdsfabricagainstthe notturn. feedsystemandsnapsonandoff. 5. StitchWidthLevercontrolsthewidth 19. Bed is the work surface of the of patternsand sets the needlefor machine. straight stitching. 6. Snap-lnThreadGuidehelpsto insure 20. Stitch Length Lever allowsfor a variety ofstitchlengths. a smoothflow of threadfrom the spoolto thetension. 21. PowerandLightSwitchturnsonthe machine andsewinglightat thesame 7. Bobbin WinderTensionDisc pro. time. vides thread tension for bobbin winding. 22. Reverse Lever provides either momentaryor continuousreverse 8. Auto NeedleThreadTensionLever fabric movement. controlstopthreadtension. PatternSelectorDialturnsdirectlyto 9. FacePlateis a removable coverpro- 23. plusbuttonhole, anyof the10patterns, tecting movableparts and sewing panel. shownonthepattern display light. appear10. Sewing Light illuminatessewing 24. StitchBalanceRingadjusts patternsand ance of Special Stitch area. buttonholes. 11. One-Way Needle Glamp holds Power Cord connects needlein machine andprevents incor- 25. Electrlcalyour machine to electrical outlel. rectinsertion. forsafety 12. Needle Plate supportsthe fabric 26. SpeedController,designed and convenience, regulatesthe elecduringsewing. tronicsolidstatespeedcontrol. 13.Removable Tableletsyou Exlenglon changethe machine bedfromflatto freearm.

Accessories foryourmachine Theaccessories aredesigned to simplify manyof yoursewingprojects.

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1. General Purpose Needle Plate (A), and PresserFool (B),are standardon the machine. Used for straight and zig-zag sewing.

SpeclalPurposePresserFoot (J),used tor decorativeand zig-zag stitching.

3. Butlonhole Presser Fool (L), used to make four-stepbutton-holes.

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4. ZipperFoot(E),for insertingzippers. 5. SmallThread SpoolCap(Q),for use withsmalldiameter spoolsof thread. 6. Medium Thread Spool Cap for use withmedium diameter spoolsofthread. 7. LargeThreadSpool Cap for usewith largediameterspoolsof thread. 8. LintBrushforcleaning themachine.

9. Bobbins,transparent for easyviewing ofthreadsupply.

Needles, color coded for easy identification. 1 1 . Blindetitch Hem Guide, is used to p o s i t i on the hem for bl i ndsti tch h e m m i ng.

12. Feed Cover (F), is used for button s e w i n g, free moti on w ork and darning.lt keepsthefeedfrommoving the fabric. 4

SECTION 2

GettingReadytoSew

Fabric,Threadand NeedleTable r Thetablebelowis a generalguidefor selectingthe correctneedleand threadcombination for yourfabric. o Be sureto usethe samethreadin bothneedleand bobbin. . Alwayscheckthistablebeforebeginninga sewingproject.

FABRICS

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Thefabricsbelowcanbeof any fiber:cotton, linen,silk,wool, rayon,blends.They synthetic, ofweight. arelistedasexamples LightWeight

Batiste Chiffon Crepe

TYPE Cotton-wrapped Polyester 1000/o Polyester Size60 f Mercerized

Medium- Corduroy Weight Double Knit Flannel Gabardine Gingham Linen Muslin WodCrepe

Nylon Cotton-wrapped Polyester 1000/o Polyester tMercerized Size50

Wovens Medium- Bonded Heayy Canvas Coating Denim Duck Sailcloth

Cotton-wrapped Polyester 1000/o Polyester Size40 f Mercerized t"HeavyDuty"

Knits

Cotton-wrapped Polyester Nylon Polyester

BondedKnits Double Knit Jersey Tricot

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NEEDLES

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orange band

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2045 Ball-Point (Withyellowband) S i ze11/80,14/90. 16/100

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 1. Removeplugf romthe socketoutletwhen changingneedles,feet,or needle plates, or when leaving the machine unattended.This eliminatesthe possibilityof startingthe machine by accidentallypressing the speed controller. 2. Beforeremovingthe bobbincase,removeplug from the socketoutlet. 3. Becauseof the up and down movementof the needle,you must work carefullyand watch the sewingarea when operatingthe machine. 4. Do not pull the fabricwhileyou are stitchingas this may deflectthe needle, causingit to break. 5. Beforecleaningyour machine,removeplug from the socketoutlet. 6. Do not attemptto adjust the motor belt. Contact your nearest Service Centershouldany adjustmentbe required. 7. Beforechanginglightbulb,makesure you haveremovedplug from socket outlet.Be sure to replacethe face platewhich coversthe lightbulb before operatingthe machine. 8 . T his m ac hinei s d e s i g n e dto u s e a 1 S -w a ttmaxi muml i ghtbul g. 9. This machine is double insulated.When servicing,use only identical replacementparts.

This product ls suppressed tor radio and television interfercnce with the lnternational Electrolechnical Commissionrequirementsof the CISPR. Machinesfor GreatBritainand gomeother countrieshavingsimilarwiring standards are shipped trom the tactory without a plug for connection to the mains. The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue: neutral(N) Brown: live (L) As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the colouredmarkingsidentifyingthe terminalsin your plug,proceedas follows: The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked withthe letterN or colouredblack.The wire which is colouredbrown mustbe connected to the terminalwhich is markedwith the letterL or colouredred. lf a 13 Amp. (BS 1363)plug is used,a 3 Amp. fuse must be fitted,or if any othertype of plug is used, a 5 Amp. tuse must be fitted either in the plug or adaptoror at the distributionboard. Neithercore is to be connectedto the earthterminalof a three-pinplug.

Connectingthe Machine Thesolidstatesystemassuresconstantspeedas you maintainthe samepressureon the whensewingthroughvariousfabricthicknesses. controller Unwindthe air controlhosefromfootoperatedspeedcontroller. Alwaysbe sure air hoseis not blocked. youshouldfeela Pressing on thecontroller, slightairflowfromthehose.

above Plugthisair hoseontothe receptacle powercord,attherightendofthemachine. powercordplug Thenconnecttheelectrical outlet. toyourelectrical NOTE:Whennot usingthe machine, rewindair hosearoundspeedcontroller for storage. as shown. Do not oDeratemachinewithout materialunderthe presserfootas this may damagethefeedandthefoot.

RunningtheMachine Themachine andthesewinglightareturnedonandotfbythesamepowerswitch.

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Toturnon machineandsewinglight,slide powerswitchleftto "1" position, Toturnofi machineandlight,slidepowerswitchright to "0" position.

pressthe speedcon' To run the machine, troller.Theharderyoupress,thefasterthe willsew. machine

To stopthe machinefromsewing,remove pressure fromspeedcontroller.

Choosingand ChangingNeedles IMPORTANT:For best sewing results,use only Singer- needles. Check the needlepackage,and the Fabric,Threadand NeedleTableon page S, for the correctneedleand fabriccombinalion. o Raiseneedleto its highestposition. r Loosenneedle clamp screw and remove needle. . With flat side of needleto the back, insert new needle up into clamp as far as it w i l l go. . Tightenneedleclampscrewsecurely.

FreeArm Seuhg Freearmsewingmakesit easiertosewhard-to-reach areas. To changcmachlncfor lree arm cewlng, pushin and llfl rlghl edge(1)of extension table, slide it to the left and off the machine.

. Topstitchedges on sleeves,or finish waistbands andpantslegseasily.

o Sew buttonholes without stretching cuffs or neckbands.

ChangingthePrcsserFoot (B) (E)(J) (L) YourmachinecomeswiththeGeneralPurposePresserFootalreadyattached. Youcaneasily changetoanyoneoftheotherpresser feetwhichsnapontoa common shankbyfollowing the directions below. . Raiseneedleto its highestpositionby turninghandwheeltowardyou. . Raisepresserfootusingpresserfootlifter in backol machine. r Pushtoe of presserfoot (1) up, untilit snapsotftheshank(2). . Takefoototfmachine.

. Placenewfootundercenterofshank. r Lowerpresserfootlifter,fittingshankover presser foolpin(3). r Don'tturnscrew.Instead,push presser footscrew(4) downfirmlyuntilfootsnaps intoplace.

ATTACH,NCFEEDCOVENG) The feed cover keeps the feed lrom moving the fabric. o Raise needleand presserfoot. o Open slide plate. o Slide feed cover on top of needle plate, pressingtabs (1) and (2) into holes. o Close slide plate. o To remove, open slide plate and litt front edge of cover;pull it away.

Windinga Bobbin Winding a bobbin is quick and easy when you follow the directionsbelow.Alwayswind the bobbinbeforethreadingthe machine. r Push in indent ('l) on hand wheel disc, This will stop the needlefrom moving. o Placespoolof threadon spoolpin. r Slidespoolcap (2) firmlyoverrimof spooltopreventthreadtangling, o Leadthreadfrom spooland snap intothreadguide post(3). o Wind threadclockwise around front of bobbinwindertensiondisc (4). . Passthreadend,frominside,throughsmallholein rimof bobbin. r Placebobbinon spindleand pushit to the right. r Holdingthread end, step on speedcontrollerto run machineuntil desired amount of thread is wound.(Windingstops automaticallyonce bobbin isfull.) o Cutthread;pushbobbinto the leftand removeit fromspindle. o Trimthreadend from top of bobbin. . Return hand wheel disc to sewing positionby pressingon side opposite indent.

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lnsertinga Bobbin Toinserta bobbin,followtheinstructions below . Raisepresserfoot. . Turnhandwheeltowardyou untilneedle is in itshighestposition. . Openslideplateandremovebobbin. 1. Pull4" (10cm)of threadfromreplacement bobbin and insert bobbin into case,asshown. 2. Holdingbobbinin place,guids thread into notch(1),and then into notch(2).

3. Drawseveralinchesof threadacross bobbin.

4. Whileholdingthreadon outside,close slideplate. o Followdirections for "RaisingBobbin Thread"onpage13.

Threading the Machine Your sewing machine is easily threaded.Tensiondiscs, guides and take-up lever have been designed as internalparts,eliminatingmany extra threadingsteps.The clear threadingpath helps you avoid threadingerrors. To thread your machine correctly,simply follow the steps below: r Raise presser foot lifter. a a a a a

Raise needle to its highest position by turning hand wheel toward you. Place spool of thread on spool pin (1). Slide spool cap (2) firmly over the rim of the spool to preventthread tangling. Snap thread into thread guide post (3). Following arrows, guide thread into auto tension channel (4) down to needle and firmly pull thread. Thread needlefrom front to back.

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Raisingthe Bobbin Thread Once the needlehas beenthreadedand the bobbinplacedin the bobbincase,the bobbin threadmustbe broughtup throughthe holein the needleplate.

1. Holdneedlethread withlefthand. . Turnhand wheelslowlytowardyou, lowering needleintoholeinplate.

f tFHl[i 2. Continueto do this until needle rises aboveneedleplate. o Pullgentlyon needlethreadand bring up bobbinthreadin a loop.

iltffiilllt 3. Openloopwith fingersto tind end of bobbinthread.

4. Drawneedlethreadthroughleft side inpresser foot. opening r Pullboththreads to backof machine.

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Selectinga Pattern The pattern selectordial is numbered1 through14,and matchesthe numbersof the illustratedpatterns.

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r Selecta patternby aligningthe number on the dialwiththe indicatingdotabove the dial.

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o For instance,to sew a Zig-ZagStitch, youwouldturnthe selectordialuntil116 linesup underindicatingdot. o Tochangethestitchpattern,turnthepatternselectordialleftor rightto thedesired number.

Witheachapplication, recommended for settingsaregiven.Thesehavebeenhighlighted easyidentification. You can adjusteach setting,however,as desired.To reducedial forceto selectpatternsthe stitchlengthcontrolcanbe movedto "O" position.

SECTION 3 Straight Stitching Beforebeginning a sewingproject,checktheFabric,ThreadandNeedleTableon page5 for thebestneedleandthreadcombination foryourfabric.

RECOIT'MENDED SETTINGS

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Adjusting Stitch Length REVERSE

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isnumbered 0-4. Thestitchlengthindicator The lower numbersare shorterstitches. Shorterstitchesare best for lightweight fabrics;longerones for heavyfabrics.To adjustthe lengthof yourstitches,slidethe leftor right. stitchlengthlevertothe

AdjustingTh readTension The threadtensionon yoursewingmachinehas beenpre-setin the autopositionto suitmost sewingapplications. This autotensionfeatureeliminatesthe needfor you to adjustthe tensionleverfor the majorityof your sewingprojects.

Proper tension will produce identical stitches on boththefrontandbackof vour fabric(1).

Too much tension will producea tight stitch,causinga puckered seam(2).Adjust tensionby movingleverup towarda looser " - " setting.

Too little tension will producea loose stitch,causingloopsin your seams(3). Adjusttensionbymovingleverdowntoward atighter"+"setting.

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Sewinga Seam Youcan sew seamseasilyand accuratelywhenyou followthe suggestionsbelow.

Basting Pinbasting andhandbasting areeasyways to maketemporaryseamsbeforemachine sewing. . To pin baste,insertpinsat stitching line. NEVERplacepinson the underside of fabricincontactwiththefeed.Donot sew overplns;pullthemout asyou stitch. r To handbaste,makelong,loosestitches thatcanbeeasilyremoved.

Placing Fabric Under Presserfuot o To placefabricunderpresserfoot,raise presserfoot lifter(1) to its "up" position (2),whereit locksin place. o The liftercan be raisedand heldin the "extrahigh"position (3)forbulkyfabrics. 1+

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Stitchrngin Reyerse . Toreinforce beginnings or endsof seams, push in reverselever, Machinewill straightstitchin reverseforas longasyou holdtheleverin.

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o For continuousreversestitching,push leverin andslideit to theleftto lock.Unlockreverse leverbyslidingit backto the rightand lettingit returnto its normal position.

KeepingSeamsStraight To keep seamsstraight,use one of the guidelines on the needleplate.The most commonly usedline(1)isextended ontothe slide plate. The crosslines(2) serve as guideswhenstitching squarecorners.

Turnlng Sguare Corners To turn a squarecorner,use crosslines on slideplate. o Lineupfabricwithextended guidelines on needleplateand stitchseam,slowing speedasyouapproach corner, o Whenbottomedgeof fabricreachescor(2) on slideplate,stop neringcrosslines stitching. o Besureneedleisdowninfabric, o Raisepresserfoot slightly.Turn fabric, bringingbottomedgein linewithguideline(1). o Continue stitching seam.

Sewing Curved Seams r Basteseamline. o Use a short stitch for elasticityand strength. r Guidefabrictofollowcurve,

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lnsertingaZipper Thezipperpackagewillprovidecompleteinstructions for insertingzippers.

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RECOMMENDED SETTINGS StitchSelectlon:StraightStitchi#fl

s*rch wrdrh: Stitch Length:

Foot NeedlePlate:

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Zipper(E) Generalpuroose

. Whenzipper is to the left of needle,attach leftside of zipperfoot to shank.The needle will enter left notch of foot, sewing closealongzipperteeth.

. Attachrightsideof zipperfootto shank whena zipperis to the rightsideof the needle.Theneedlewillenterrightnotch offoot,sewingclosealongzipperteeth.

SECTION4 Speciatstltches The9 SpecialStitches onyourmachinehavea varietyof practical anddecorative uses.Inthis sectionarerecommended applications for eachstitch.However, thesestitchescanbe used formanyothersewingprojects. Beforebeginninga sewingproject,check the Fabric,Threadand NeedleTableon page5 forthe bestneedleandthreadcombinationforyourfabric.

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With each application, recommended settings have beengiven.Thesehavebeen Youcan highlighted for easyidentificalion. adjusteachsetting,however, asdesired.

PATTEFIS

AdjustingStitch Width Towidenor narrowa SpecialStitchpattern, move the stitch width lever off Straight Stitch, i , towardanyotherwidthsefting attheright.

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Thestitchlengthindicator isnumbered 0-4. Theareabetween0 and1 willproducevery densestitching.For moreopenstitching, slidethestitchlengthleveranywhere from2 to 4. WhensewlngSpeclalStltches11,12 and13/14numberedIn rcd on thedisplay panel, the length MUST be set In the 3r/z-4area.

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Adju sting Th readTen sion SomeSpecialStitchpatternsmay requirelooserthreadtensionthan others.To find the propertensionfor yourapplication, makea testsamplewiththe threadand fabricyouwill beusing. C_-l

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Propertension producesa smooth,even stitch(1).

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Toomuchtensionwillproducea tightstitch (2),causingfabricto pucker.Adjusttension by movingleverup towarda looser" - " setting.

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Toolittletensionwillproducea loosestitch (3), causingloopsin your pattern.Adjust tensionby movinglever down towarda tighter"+"setting.

AdjustingStitch Balance in red 11,12and13/14,numbered Youcanchangetheappearance of Special Stitchpatterns on thedisplaypanel,byturning thestitchbalancering.

ring(1)behind Byturningthestitchbalance thepatternselectordial(2),a correctlybal. #12shouldappearas ancedfagotingstitch (3). illustrated

Whenstitchesare too closetogether(4), separate thembyturningthestitchbalance ringtothe right.

Whenstitchesare too far apan (5), bring themclosertogetherby turningthe stitch ringtothe left. balance 20

Zig-ZagStitch #6 or The Zig-ZagStitch can be used when sewing seams,appliqu6ing,monogramming decorating.

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SeamFinishi,ng Usea zig-zagstitchto finishseamedgesof fabricsthatarelikelyto unravel. o Sew seamsas desired;trim and press open.

SETTINGS RECOMMENDED Stitchselccilcn: Zig-ZagStitchlffi-l r[i-F?l

wrdth: ilt strtch I I to 4 SlftchLength: Foot NeedlePlate:

GeneralPurpose(B) GeneralPurPose -lfl (A)

o Placeedgeof seamallowance underfoot, asshown, o Stitchcloseto edge,lettingouterzig-zag falloveredge.

Zig-ZagBlindstitch#7 providesa durablehemfinishthatcanbe usedon a varietyol different Blindstitching weightfabrics.Blindstitching trakes a littlepractice,however,so makea testsample first. StitchSefection:Zig-ZagBlindstitch@ ; 7

StitchLengthz2lo 4 Foot:GeneralPurpose(B) Attach blindstitchhem guide Prepare the hem by folding it and pressing it in the usual way. You may want to bastethe hemto hold it in place, as shown. lf so, be sure to place the basting at least th inch (12mm)below the top edge of the hem allowance. Wth the wrong side of fabric uppermost, turn the hem under, as shown, creatinga softfold from thetop edge of hem. Pin or baste all three layers together in place.

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Positionthe hem under the presser foot with the soft fold resting against wall of the guide.Be sure the flangeof the guide is belween the soft fold and the top of the hem,as shown.

. Lower the presser loot and begin sewing making certain the straight stitches fall on the edge of the hem and the zig-zag stitches just pierce the soft fold of the work. Adjust stitch width il necessary.While stitching, guide the hem edge in a straightline and feed the soft fold evenly against the wall of the guide. . lf layersof fabricare pinnedtogether, removepinsas you cometothem.Do not sew over pins.

Multi -Stitch Zig -Zag #8 joiningor reinforcing Zig-Zag. Mending, overcasting, canallbedoneusingtheMulti-Stitch

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MendingaTear r Trimraggededgesoftear. o Cuta liningoffabricforreinforcement. . Bringtheedgesotteartogether andbaste liningtowrongsideoffabric.

RECOMMENOED SETTINGS SlltchSelectlon: Multi-Stitch Zig-Zag@ Stltch Wldth: Stltch Lenglh: Fool: Needle Plate:

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r Placetear,rightsideup, underpresser foot. . Stitchoverthelineof thetear,shortening stitchlengthat eachend for reinforce ment. o Trimthreadendscloseto fabric. r lf needed, sewovertearagain. . Trimawayliningcloseto stitching. 22

"M" Stitchl#) This stitchcan be usedfor stretchseamsand decorativestitching.

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LaceTrim Lacetrimmaybeaddedto blouses,lingerie andchildren's wear. r Cutlaceto desiredsize. . Pin lace to right side of fabric where desired.

RECOMMENDED SETTINGS Slitch Selectlon:

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o Carefullystitchalongbothedgesof lace, asshown. r Trimawaythe fabricunderthe lacenear stitching lines.

CrcscentStitch#10 Thisstitchis idealforborders, edges,smocking andembroidering. BorderD*ign Borderdesigns decorate clothing andmany household items. r Sewseamsin usualmanner andpress. . Mark stitching lines on fabric where desired. RECOMMENDEDSETTINGS SlllchSelectlon: CrescentStitchlF[6'l rlF-3|