Operation Manual

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Attach
clear-view
sewing
foot
No.
93-100179-00
or
ordinary
sewing
foot
No.
93-838954-00.
Turn
utility-stitch
control (5)
to
blind-stitch
symbol
on
models
294
to
295-i,
or
to
shell-
edge
stitch
symbol
on
models
296-1
and
297-1.
Shell edging
makes
a nice
trimming
on
lin
gerie or
garments
made of
delicate,
soft
fabrics ortricot.
Fold the
fabric along
the
line
which is to
be
enhanced by
shell
edging.
On
models
296-1
and
297-1,
place it
under the
sewing
foot
so
that it extends
to
the left
of the
needle.
Sew
along the
folded
edge
with
the
needle
taking
the
left
stitch into
the
fabric
and the
right
stitch over
its edge.
As
the threads
are
inter
locked
outside
the
fabric, the
fabric
edge
is
drawn
inwardly, thus
producing
a
shell
edg
ing
effect.
tends to
the rigtit or toe
neeaie
rsee
iii. at
bottom
left), so
that
the
needle
takes
the left
stitch
over
the fabric
edge.
Stitch
length:
ito 2
Stitch
width
control
(18):
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Inserting
patches
with
elastic
stitch
Attach
ordinary
sewing
foot.
Turn
utility-stitch
control
(5) to
elastic-stitch
symbol.
Stitch
length:
between
“0”
and
lower
end of
buttonhole
symbol
Stitch
width:
maximum
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Cut the patch
a
little larger
than
the
damag
ed area
and
place it
over
the
thin
spot
so
that its
grain
matches
the rest
of the
fabric
Sew the
patch
down
by
stitching
along
its
edges.
Turn
the
material
over
and
trim
close
to the
seams
The
seam which
loins
the
patch
to the
fabric
is highly
elastic
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