Operation Manual

Decorative
3ewing
and
embroidery
techniques
Floral
embroidery
F or this
flower
arrangement,
only a
dense
zigzag
stitch
was used
in combination
with the
variable
stitch
width
and the
various
needle
positions.
• Place
stabilizer
under
the fabric.
•
Draw
the
contures
of a
flower
motif
with
a
self-erasing
textile
pen.
•
Set
needle
thread
tension
to
“buttonhole’,
select
zigzag
stitch E,
set
stitch
length
to
“buttonhole’.
• Flowers:
Select
center
needle
position
E’Z
and
embroider
individual
petals.
Adjust
the
stitch
width
with the
width
dial
(24)
during
sewing
according
to
the
contures
of the
flower.
• Leaves:
Select
right needle
position
CJ
and
embroider
half
of the
leaf.
Vary
the
stitch
width
using
the width
dial
(24>.
Turn
the handwheel
towards
you
after
finishing
the
first half
of the
leaf
until
the needle
is positioned
in the
material.
• [urn
the material
180 degrees
and
ioiibroider
the other
half of
the leaf.
U
Embroidering
corners
By
changing
the
stitch
width
during
sewing
of dense
zigzag
stitches
you
can
embroider
corners
with
45
degree
angles.
•
Set needle
thread
tension
to
“buttonhole”,
zigzag
stitch
E,
set
stitch
length
to
‘buttonhole”
and
stitch
width
5
mm.
•
Select
right
needle
position
EZ
and
embroider
a
straight
line.
•
Embroider
corner:
After
the needle
has
penetrated
the
material
to
the right,
reduce
the
stitch
width
using
the
width dial
(24)
by
0.5
mm to
4.5
mm.
Sew a
stitch.
•
Reduce
the
width
once
again
by
0.5
mm
and sew
a stitch.
Continue
in
this
manner
until the
stitch
width
is
0.5
mm.
•
Turn
the handwheel
towards
you
until
the
needle
penetrates
the
material.
Turn
the
material
90
degrees
and
sew
a stitch.
• Increase
the width
by
0.5
mm
to
1
.0
mm.
Sew
one
stitch.
•
Increase
the
width by
0.5
mm
again
and sew
one
stitch.
Continue
in
this manner
until
the
initial
width
is
achieved,
Now
embroider a
straight
line.
If
the
corner
is
to continue
in the
opposite
direction,
use
the
outermost
left
needle
position