Operation Manual

DL
Embroidering
corners
By
changing
the
stitch
width
during
sewing
of
dense
zigzag
stitches
you
can
embroider
cor
ners
with
45
degree
angles.
—
Set
needle
thread
tension
to
“buttonhole”,
select
zigzag
stitch
G.
set
stitch
length
to
,,buttonhole”
and
stitch
width
5
mm.
—
Select
the
outermost
right
needle
posi
tion
(J
and
embroider
a
straight
line.
—
Embroider
corner:
After
the
needle
has
penetrated
the
material
to
the
right,
reduce
the
stitch
width
using
the
width
knob
(34)
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
posi
tionD.
Decorative
buttonhole
This
buttonhole
is a
beautiful
alternative
to
the
traditional
lingerie
buttonhole
(see
page
47).
Since
you
determine
the
width
of
the
button
hole
seam,
the
buttonhole
can
have
a
width
of
up
to
10
mm.
—
Sew
two
buttonhole
seams
about
1
mm
apart,
using
the
dense
zigzag
stitch
(Pro
gram
G,
stitch
width
3
—
5
l
mm).
The
needle
thread
tension
is
set
tcl,,buttonhole”
—
Select
the
right
needle
position
and
sew
over
both
ends
of
the
buttonhole
seam
witt’
a
triangle.
To
do
this,
turn
the
stitch
width
knob
(34)
during
sewing
constantly
from
0
to
5
i
and
back
to 0.
The
top
of
the
trian
gle
should
meet
the
midde
of
both
button
hole
seams.
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