Operation Manual

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Monograms

No

matter

whether

you

work

on

terry

cloth

or

woven

fabric,

with

the

darning

foot

and

pro

grams

D,

E

or

F

you

can

monogram

any

initi

als

of

your

own

design.

Freehand

guiding,

however,

needs

a

little

practice

in

the

beginning.

—

Transfer

the

initials

with

the

magic

pen

to

the

part

to

be

embroidered.

—

Lower

the

feed

dog

and

insert

the

darning

foot

(see

page

51).

—

Place

a

piece

of

Avalon

on

the

fabric.

—

Tauten

the

part

in

an

embroidery

hoop

and

embroider

it

with

the

zigzag

stitch.

Do

not

forget

to

use

the

darning

position

—

Knot

the

threads

and

pull

off

the

Avalon

(Any

waste

is

dissolved

in

water).

TIP:

If

you

sew

fast

but

move

the

material

slowly,

the

stitches

will

be

made

dense.

On

terry

cloth

the

monogram

must

first

be

presewn

with

narrow

zigzag

stitches

and

then

oversewn

with

a

wider

zigzag

stitch

This

makes

sure

the

terry

cloth

loops

are

properly

covered.

Block

capitals

are

a

little

easier

to

embroider.

The

feed

dog

does

not

need

to

be

lowered,

i.e.

no

freehand

guiding

is

required.

All

you

have

to

do

is

stitch

along

the

marked

lines

using

programs

0.

E

or

F.

—

Apply

iron-on

backing

or

place

paper

underneath.

—

Mark

the

monogram

on

the

fabric.

—

Now

embroider

the

marked

lines

with

the

zigzag

stitch.

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