Operation Manual

Cording
Cording
foot
+
cording
tongue
(special
acces
sory)
w
prog
rd
foot
Needle:
Twin
needle
Cording
seams
are
especially
popular
as
a
deco
ration on
underwear,
dresses,
blouses, etc.
Cording
sewn
with
the
cording
tongue
Cording
is always
sewn
with
two
needle
threads
Place a
spool
of
thread
on
each
spool
pin
and
secure
it
in
position
with
the
corresponding
unreeling
disc.
Place
one
thread
to
the
right, and
the
other
to the
left
of
disc
C”
(Fig.
3 a).
Then
conti
nue
threading
the
machine,
as
usual.
Do
not
twist
the
two
threads.
Thread each
thread
separately
through
thread
guides
and
the
needle eye
(Fig.
3b).
The
thread tension
should be
adapted
to
each
fabric type.
The
tighter the
tension,
the
more
pro
minent
the
cording
appears.
Fig.
1
shows
how
the
cording
tongue
is
engaged.
For
thin
materials,
the
cording
foot
with
7
groo
ves,
the
small
cording
tongue
and
a
twin
needle
of
up
to
2
mm
are
used.
For
thicker
materials,
the
cording
foot
with
5
grooves,
the
large
cording
tongue
and
the
respec
tive
twin
needle
are
used.
If
you
wish
to
sew
several
cordings
beside
each
other, use
the
grooves
of
the
cording
foot
(Fig.
2>
For
greater
distances
we
recommend
using
the
edge
guide.
2
3