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UTILITY STITCHES — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —
Buttonhole sewing
The maximum buttonhole length is about 28 mm (1-1/8 inches) (diameter + thickness of the button).
Buttonholes are sewn from the front of the presser foot to the back, as shown below.
a Reinforcement stitching
CAUTION
The names of parts of buttonhole foot "A", which is
used for sewing buttonholes, are indicated below.
a Button guide plate
b Presser foot scale
c Pin
d Marks on buttonhole foot
e 5 mm (3/16 inch)
f Bracket
a
Use chalk to mark on the fabric the position
and length of the buttonhole.
a Marks on fabric
b Buttonhole sewing
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● Be sure to turn off the main power before replacing the pressor foot. Otherwise, injuries may
occur if (Start/stop button) is accidentally pressed and the machine starts sewing.
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- Operation Manua 1
- Introduction 3
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- 6 This machine is not a toy: 4
- 7 For a longer service life: 4
- 8 For repair or adjustment: 4
- IMPORTANT 5
- Contents 6
- UTILITY STITCHES 69 7
- EMBROIDERY 117 8
- APPENDIX 151 8
- Machine Features 9
- 1 75/11 2 needles 10
- Optional accessories 11
- Front view 12
- Needle and presser foot 13
- Right-side/rear view 13
- Operation buttons 14
- Operation panel 15
- 1 GETTING READY 17
- Turning the Machine On/Off 18
- Turning on the machine 19
- Turning off the machine 19
- Viewing the LCD 20
- Checking machine operating 23
- Winding/Installing the Bobbin 24
- Installing the bobbin 29
- Upper Threading 33
- Threading the upper thread 34
- Using the twin needle 38
- Replacing the Needle 41
- Checking the needle 42
- Replacing the needle 43
- Replacing the Presser Foot 45
- Removing and attaching the 47
- Sewing Cylindrical Pieces 48
- 2 SEWING BASICS 49
- General sewing procedure 50
- Selecting stitching 51
- Positioning the fabric 52
- Starting to sew 53
- Securing the stitching 55
- Cutting the thread 57
- Setting the Stitch 59
- Adjusting the stitch length 61
- Useful Functions 63
- Automatically cutting 64
- Mirroring stitches 65
- Saving stitch settings 66
- Useful Sewing Tips 67
- Sewing hook-and-loop 68
- Sewing thin fabrics 68
- Sewing stretch fabrics 69
- Sewing an even seam 69
- 3 UTILITY STITCHES 71
- Stitch Setting Chart 72
- Stitch Setting Chart 71 73
- Stitch Setting Chart 73 75
- Overcasting Stitches 76
- Overcasting Stitches 77 79
- Basic Stitching 80
- Basic Stitching 79 81
- Blind Hem Stitching 82
- Blind Hem Stitching 81 83
- Buttonhole Stitching 85
- Buttonhole sewing 86
- Buttonhole Stitching 85 87
- Button sewing 90
- Buttonhole Stitching 89 91
- Zipper Insertion 92
- Inserting a side zipper 94
- Stretch stitching 97
- Elastic attaching 98
- Appliqué stitching 100
- Patchwork (crazy quilt) 101
- Quilting 102
- Free-motion quilting 104
- Reinforcement Stitching 105
- Reinforcement Stitching 105 107
- Reinforcement Stitching 107 109
- Eyelet Stitching 110
- Decorative Stitching 111
- Fagoting 112
- Scallop stitching 113
- Smocking 114
- Shell tuck stitching 115
- Heirloom stitching 116
- 4EMBROIDERY 119
- Embroidering Neatly 120
- Embroidery step by step 121
- Removing the embroidery foot 124
- Attaching the Embroidery Unit 125
- Removing the embroidery unit 127
- Preparing the Fabric 128
- Setting the fabric in the 129
- Preparing the Fabric 129 131
- Removing the embroidery 133
- Selecting Embroidery Patterns 134
- LCD (liquid crystal display) 135
- Selecting alphabet characters 138
- Selecting an embroidery 139
- Selecting a frame pattern 139
- Using an embroidery card 140
- Embroidering 141
- Appliquéing 143
- Editing and Saving Patterns 145
- Adjusting the thread tension 147
- Connecting character patterns 148
- Resewing 149
- Thread runs out partway 150
- Stopping while embroidering 150
- Saving patterns 152
- 5 APPENDIX 153
- Care and Maintenance 154
- Troubleshooting 156
- Troubleshooting 155 157
- Troubleshooting 157 159
- Error messages 161
- Error Message Probable Cause 162
- Troubleshooting 161 163
- Adjusting the LCD 165
- Operation beep 165
- Press OFF for the buzzer 166
- Press (Back key) 166
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