Operation Manual

Border
1
prog
--
((3
JJ
41
33 36
- 3—5
2
When tracing
the scallops make sure
their size
corresponds
to
the pattern length
of the program
selected. Try the
pattern out on a
fabric scrap
first.
First workstep, outside
edge
• Select program
41
• Stitch width
6.0 mm
• Pattern
length 10 (key
124)
• Press
“needle
down”
key
Sew the
selected stitch
pattern
along
the pre
traced
line.
Second workstep,
centre
motif
• Select
program
33
•
Press “needle
down” key
Sew the
selected
stitch
pattern parallel
to the
stitch
pattern sewn
first,
offsetting
it
by the
width of the sewing foot.
Third
workstep, innermost motif
• Select program 36
• Press “needle down’
key
Sew
the selected
stitch pattern
along the
stitch pattern
sewn
previously,
following it
again
at sewing-foot
width (Fig. 1).
Sewing
fancy
seams with
the twin
needle
-iL
F
Optional
3—5
I
2
Needle:
twin
needle,
1.6 mm gauge
Very
attractive fancy
patterns
can
be sewn wi h
the
twin
needle. The
illustrations
show some )f
the dainty
patterns that
can be produced with
a
little imagination.
If
during
pattern
selection the
crossed
out
twi
needle symbol lights
up,
the stitch width has
to Le
reduced. After
the symbol
has disappeared,
tf e
pattern
can
be sewn
with the twin needle.
For sewing, use two
reels
of
thread
of
differe’t
colours. Place
one reel
on each
reel pin ard
secure
it in
position with
the
correspondiflg
unreeling
disc.
Place
one thread
to
the
right ard
the
other
to the
left
of disc
“C”. Continue threa
I
ing in the
usual way,
threading
each needle
sepa
rately.
See
page
56.
Border
2
•
Begin by
sewing
the centre motif.
•
Then
sew
along
the scallops
at
sewing-foot
width.
•
Finally sew
the petal-shaped
motifs
at the scal
lop
tips (Fig.
2).
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