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CONTENTS Page Page Contents 1 17 . Cleaning the Snap - Open - Race 19 Name of Each Parts 2 18 . Oiling the Machine 20 Special Features 19 . Sewing on Button 21 1 . Installing Head into Cabinet 4 20 . Making Button - Hole 22 2 . Attaching Motor to Machine 4 21 . Darning & Embroidery 23 Built - 3 . in - Light 5 22 . Quilting 23 Winding 4 . the Bobbin 6 ’ 7 23 . Sewing Braids & Raising Applique Stitches . . . 23 5 . To Insert and Remove the Bobbin Case 8 24 . Narrow Hemmer 24 6 . Threading the Bobbin Case 9 25 . French Seam ( Felling ) 25 Placement 7 . of the Needle 10 26 . Lace Trimmed Hem 26 Threading 8 . the Machine 11 27 . Lace Edge With Invisible Stitching 26 Picking 9 . up the Bobbin Thread 12 28 . Flat Felled Seam 27 10 . Commencing Sewing 12 29 . Cloth Guide 28 11 . Regulating Thread Tension 13 30 . Attaching the Zipper Fastener 28 12 . Regulating the Pressure of the Presser Foot 14 - 31 . Some Useful Hints 29 13 . Drop - Feed Control 32 . Causes of Common 15 Difficulties 30 14 . Regulating 33 . Needle Stitch and Length Thread Sizes 15 ( Use 15 X 15 . Needle Zig - 1 zag Sewing only ) 31 16 16 . Automatic Zig - zag Sewing 17 ’ 18 Parts List — 1 —
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PARTS NAME EACH OF darner 1 AutomatIc rever up Thread take 2 guide thread arm Upper 3 pins Spool 4 sewing hole button Regulotor fer knob 5 window width - zag 6 Zig rn knob width control - zag Zig 7 - screw lock stopper width - zag Zig 8 winder Bobbin 9 wheel Balance 10 motion knob 11 Stop sewing reverse - button for Push 12 window length Stitch 1 3 knob control length Stitch 14 guide tension thread winder Bobbin 15 feed drop button Push 16 plate Needle 17 plate Slide 18 sewing for - zag zig Presser foot 19 protectr thread Upper 20 ) - light - in ( Built cover Face 21 clamp Needle 22 retaining bar thread Upper 23 regulator tension Upper threcd 24 spring Check 25 77 cover window Ventilation 26 lever change - M A 27 door 28 Cam 2 —
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FEATURES SPECIAL pushing by pressure exact the select to you - enables REGULATOR ) ( PRESSURE DARNER AUTOMATIC materials . to according the button select to helps you It knob . the by turning length stitch the — regulates KNOB CONTROL LENGTH STITCH accuracy . and with ease size stitch the this pushing forward by from stitch reverse sew to - changes SEWING REVERSE FOR PUSH - BUTTON button , to It helps the knob . you turning width by stitch the - regulates KNOB CONTROL WIDTH ZIG - ZAG easily . size the stitch select easily . can be changed light bulb efficient , more be will sew - light glare — none BUILT — IN — LIGHT accurately . easily selected & be can embroidery 8 < - darning DROP - FEED BUTTON PUSH inserting cams . by patterns sewn beautiful be - can SEWING ZIG - ZAG AUTOMATIC the leaving the lever , moving seam by zigzag manual straight 8 < obtained be - can LEVER CHANGE A - M pattern cams . the fabrics . turning without knob the regulating by automatically sewn be - can SEWING BUTTON - HOLE — 3 - —
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CABINET INTO HEAD INSTALLING . 1 edge rear the in holes the under screws hinge two the . oosen 1 ) 1 . 1 . ( Fig 1 bed machine the of on head machine shp , - out cut cabinet the in - pins hinge Raise ( 2 . securely screws hinge tighten and , pins the I . Fig MACHINE TO MOTOR ATTACHING . 2 under arm the of tongue the over bracket motor the Place 1 1 the of center the in hole screw the , wheel balance the bracket motor the of slot the through seen be can tongue . . IFig 21 upward motor shifting the after and screw the insert Then 21 . screw the tighten will , go it as far as , wheel balance the of groove the into belt motor the Slip 31 pulley motor the groove of the into belt the slip then and fas bracket motor the loosing by tension belt the Adjust 41 the until downward drop motor the let and - screw tening . obtained is tension belt correct 2 . Fig . MOTOR THE OL . NEVER ( y tight - screw fastenng bracket motor the tighten Then — 4 —
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- LIGHT - IN BUILT . 3 face the in encased is ( amp . 31 . ( Fig in shown As ( Al switch ( amp the when on put is Light . cover , clockwise revolved is cover face of side back on located want you When . off put is it further turned when and and cover face the open , bulb new the replace to any at available is ( 5wl ( bulb Electric . - screwes un sewing your or , shops electric , stores department . dealers machine - A 3 . Fig - B 3 . Fig - - - 5 —
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BOBBIN THE WINDING . 4 right your with you toward 41 . ( Fig ( Al knob motion stop the turn and hand left your with wheel balance the Hold I . operation winding bobbin the for disconnected now is wheel balance The ( . - clockwise lcounter hand downward then , guide thread to spool the from thread the Draw . 51 . ( Fig pin spool the on thread of spool a Place ) 2 . right to left from machine the across the at device tension the through thread the Pass 31 . bed the on corner right empty an around thread of end the wind Now 41 the on bobbin the insert and times several bobbin . spindle winder bobbin is click a until cover winder bobbin the Press ) 5 now is lever release winder bobbin The . heard the holds It . bobbin the of spindle the touching . place in bobbin 4 . Fig - 6 —
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in controller knee or controller foot your Press 61 the when , sewing in as manner same the automa release will it , full nearly is bobbin . turning stop and tically the Hold . spindle the from bobbin the Remove and hand left the with firmly wheel balance lclockwisel away knob motion stop the tighten . hand right with 5 . Fig are you while sewing continue may You disconnecting without bobbin winding - . wheel balance — 7 —
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5 . TO INSERT AND REMOVE THE BOBBIN CASE 1 ) Raise the presser bar by lifting the presser bar lifter . 2 ) Turn the balance wheel toward you until needle bar comes to its highest position . 3 ) Pull out slide plate to the left lFig . 6 ) . Fig . 6 41 With the thumb and forefinger of the left hand , grasp the bobbin case latch with thread coming from the top , slide out the case lEig . 71 . 51 Allow the end of thread to hang free . 61 Push back the slide plate . To remove the bobbin case do all the above in reverse order . — 8 —
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CASE BOBBIN THE THREADING . 6 a get to 101 , 9 , 8 . ( Fig study , case bobbin the threading Before . done is it how to as idea general bobbin the put and hand left your with case bobbin the Hold 11 two about leaving , hand right your with case bobbin the into un end thread the of inches bobbin the As . 81 . Fig wound bobbin the n inserted being is in flow thread the , case . clockwise case bobbin the holding While end thread the grasp , before as draw and , hand right your with ) . 8 . ( Fig st1O cross the into it 9 . Fig ol spring tension the under through it pull Then 31 delivery the enters it until ) 9 . 1Fig case bobbin the 01 1 . ( Fiq eve 8 . Fig — 9 —
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NEEDLE THE OF PLACEMENT . 7 to bar needle raising , you toward wheel balance the Turn 11 screw clamp needle the loosen and , position highest its NEEDLE / . turn a half and , down point NEEDLE the with hand left the FLAT in BAR needle the Hold 21 SURFACE THREAD will it as far as clamp GUIDE needle the into up needle new insert the tighten then , right the to surfoce flat its with , go . Ill . lFig screw clamp EYE 11 NEEDLE Fig — 10 —
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THREADING THE 8 . MACHINE the balance Turn wheel toward 1 ) until needle you bar comes its highest to position . Place thread a spool on 21 of spool pin the arm on cover . the thread Lead and 3 ) over through the arm thread - guide ( AL ( Fig . 121 . the 4 ) Pull down to lBl tension disc and between them from right left , and to up . Hook the 51 spring check IC ) and retaining bar ID ) . the 61 eyelet Pull into up of thread take - up ( El from lever right left . to B 7 ) Draw down wire through , — D guides of thread ( F ) protector G and needle IG ) , thread clamp guide lH ) the Thread 8 ) needle left from II to right and hang free I about 3 inches of thread . ARE YOU NOW READY TO SEW . Fig . 12 11 —
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THREAD BOBBIN THE UP PICKING . 9 leaving , hand left the with thread upper of end the Hold I . needle the to hand the from slack it the again raise to toward you wheel balance the Turn 21 . position highest its to bar needle icop - thread lower and , holding are you thread the Pull ) 3 - needle the in hole the through it with up brought will be . lfig ) . 13 shown as , plate to the thread lower and upper the of ends both Place ) 4 ) . 14 . IFig foot presser the of bock 13 . Fig SEWING COMMENCING . 10 . foot presser the beneath fabric the Place ) 1 . lifter bar presser the lowering by , foot presser the Lower 21 in wheel balance the turning slowly by sewing Commence 31 foot the working gradually while , you toward direction the . controller knee or and you toward always wheel balance the Turn . you from away not 14 ’ Ft — 12 —
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_ _ - TENSION . 15 Fig THREAD REGULATING . 11 should threads lower and upper A he of tension the , sewing ordinary For 15 . IFig . material the of center Stitch the Corrert in threads both lock to as so equal be will stitching imperfect , other the than stronger is tension one If . Al requires material I % heavy iW while , tension 4 light a requires B material > ’ . r Fine . result . stitch perfect a storong obtain too Tension to Thread tension Upper more regulator tension thread the turn lightly , tension the INCREASE TO . clockwise 161 . ( Fig the to regulator tension thread the turn , tension the LESSEN TO weak ton Tension � ad Thr Upoor . - clockwisel lCounter . direction opposite screw regulating tension Regulator Lower Tension Thread Upper correctly are machines all As the leaving before adjusted before readiusted and factory , you to delivers dealer the seldom tension lower the if but ; altered be to requires tight , necessary becomes this 17 . Fig tension the in screw the en 1 . 71 . lFig tension lesser for slightly screw the loosen . or , tension more for case bobbin the of outside the on spring — 13 —
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FOOT PRESSER THE OF PRESSURE THE REGULATING . 12 . little too under fabrics heavy will thread nor , pressure upper the much with too coordination under well sew in not right will used materials When sewing Light . darner good automatic obtaining your for tool use effective , pressure an correct becomes for adjust darner To automatic this , control feed drop the and regulator tension of direction the to ring release the down push monogramming results and embroidering , darning for pressure the release To . 191 . IFig . center the in knob the down ) . 18 push . Fig material arrow heavy and sewing ordinary for pressure the increase To I 9 . Fig 18 . Fig — 14 -
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. 13 - FEED DROP CONTROL Push button - feed drop regulates the position of the feed dog for sewmg very thin material and for darning and embroidering , sewing regular For push down right button full ) ( A way Icomp ) . ) y ( ete silk For , ( very sewrng thin ) materials push down the ( eft side button half way ) unti ) red ( B ( me comes down to the surface of . the plate For darning mbroidering & monogramming , sewing down push the ( eft side button ) ) , fu way ) ( B so that the material can be . moved ) y free . Fig 20 . 14 REGULATING STITCH LENGTH Length stitch of can be adjusted turning by the stitch en3th control knob ) , ( A the numerals , 0 , 1 , 2 , 3 4 on the si ch window ) ) wi help to you . select ) y easi The ) ength of the stitch is increasing from 0 , 4 ‘ — When the control knob is set at , , 0 “ , position machine does not feed . ) s materia Reverse - stitch in scme er gth as f cv ard ( c stlc v ii s L e obtained pushing by reverse button r ) IC the ov control . knob . Fig ! 2 — 15 —
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SEWING ZIGZAG . 15 its of virture by , machine sewing zigzag Your numerous & sewing zigzag do to you permits , design . stitch similar a requiring work of kinds other top on located is ) ( B knob control width Zigzag . seam zigzag of width the adjusts , panel the of indicator width zigzag , sewing straight ordinary For . window the on 22 position . Hg � 0 ‘ set be must left the to gradually knob control this moving By a sew will machine the 4 toward ) arrow las . increasingly stitch zigzag ma or buttons sewing as such work of type special For . useful be will ) ( C screw lock stopper , etc tacks king . 81 ( knob control the lock to serves ) ( C stopper This right the to - screw lock tighten stopper the set To ) . ( clockwise Sewing Zigzag Manual for sure Make ) 1 : NOTE set be should ) ( A lever change - M A that . Position , , “ MANUAL in should ) ( D Knob Regulator - hole Button ) 2 Position , , “ MANUAL to always set be - hole button sewing not whenever 16 -
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SEWING ZIGZAG AUTOMATIC . 16 em and decorative beautiful most the sew can machine Your various of means by AUTOMATICALLY stitches broidery A . box cam in cams 24 1 ! ) i ’ ‘ MANUAL to IBI lever change - M A the set , first At ) 1 by ) - screw IC look stopper width - zag zig the loose and ) . 23 . IFig - clockwise counter cam pattern the insert then and ) 113 door cam the Open ) 2 cam the close then ) . IC shaft cam the into make to which ) . 24 . IFig door “ AUTO at set to moved be must ) IB lever change - M A , Next ) 3 same obtain will you and machine the run then � MTAIC 23 . Fig ) . 23 . IFig . index patterns the on shown materials as on design lever to change - M A the move , sewing zigzag automatic during sewing ordinary make to necessary case In . installed is cam even , simply stitch zigzag manual straight & obtained be can and � “ MANUAL AUTOMATlC ) ( MANUAL - B 24 . Fig - A 24 . Fig — 17 -
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STITCH NEEDLE BLING LENGTH STITCH POSITION BLIND STITCH counter dial selecting pattern automatic Turn the of section Stitch Blind that so LEFT clockwise the on mark triangle red the to comes dial . plate zigzag ngth le stitch and LEFT to position needle 1.5 Set . 1.5 - 1 to CENTER regulator or CENTER to position needle the Change a but , works of type the on depending 1.5 RIGHT - 1 between is length stitch recommendable . position needle RIGHT any at — 18 —
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- RACE - OPEN SNAP THE CLEANING . 17 the into gets dust or race the in tangled is thread the When complete or running heavy abrupt cause will ths , - way race . machine the of stoppage : SO If Out take and position highest its to bar needle the Raise 1 1 . case bobbin the 25 . Fig releases race shuttle of sides both on > IA knob - out Snap 21 shuttle the and - ring outside the out take then , outside to > . 26 . Fig . fingers your with hook , cleaned been have - hook shuttle and - race shuttle After 31 . order reverse in back them of all put 26 . Fig — 19 —
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THE MACHINE 18 . OILING smooth machine is always in To that your see keep it oiled at all condition , you must runnrng a drop of is required . times . grease Just No at at of oiling . time Oil oil is sufficient each 4b / in lFig . 27.1 points indicated thoroughly , it To oil will be necessary your machine arm the for to cover & cover you open face to parts machine over to get and turn the the underneath bed . a at high for After oiling , run the machine speed 27 - A Fig . oil parts . to get to all penetrated few minutes 27 - 3 Fig . — 20
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BUTTON ON SEWING . 19 feed e down Drop . 281 . IFig ; n as sewing Button for foot presser the Replace naterial tits Place . position embroidery to controller - feed drop the setting by dog with align button in holes that , so foot presser the under button with garment or . foot presser in hole oblong center the through pass to needle the permit to stitch - zag zig of width the Adjust lever by wheel balance the turn , power with sewing Before . button the in holes of sew power with Then . button the of hole each in stitch one forming youl Itoward to knob control width - zag zig the Revert . button the attatch to stitches six to five . : to hole same the through times three or two stitch needle the let and � 0 “ marking . threads the snip and machine the from garment the Remove . thread the lock 28 . Fig into stitch then , holes two of set one sew first , buttons - hole four attaching When . above described as same hole last in stitches plain three or two with thread the lock and holes two of set second . manner same the in attached are rings or , eyes , Hooks — 21 —
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HOLE SUTTON MAKING . 20 N . 4 No . 3 No . 2 . ] No side Left side Right tacking row tacking row ) ( forward - ) ( reverse I N button of means by automatically holes button stitches machine sewing zigzag Your . fabric the turning without , knob hole . LEFT to lever position needle the set step 1st A knobl the lover 1 mark until clockwise ( Al knob regulating the Turn step : 2nd ) HGLE ciflION . plate face on printed - mark arrow the to comes 1 . No . Fig as ) size button than longer ( little , length desired with Sew 4 ) . ( tacking . 2 . No . Fig as stitches or 6 4 Sew . 2 mark to lAl knob the Turn step 3rd 29 . 1st Fig as length same power with Sew . 3 mark until ) A knob the Turn step 4th . . No 3 . Fig as . sewing reverse . itackingl . 4 . No , Fig as stitches or 6 4 Sew . 4 mark to ) knob IA the Turn step 5th , material of piece separate a on times two or one try , cloth on holes button sew to starting Before with pattern . hoie buttoft the of inside off cut then , fabric the Out take , foot presser the , lift - holes button finishing After . box accessories the in ripper seam be must , material feed not does machine where , position � 0 to “ knob control length stitch not set Do Ill NOTE . position longer or � 1 “ at groove in stitches of row first guide to sure be . , No 3 . } ig , stepl ( 3rd , stitches of row second sewing In ) 12 spaced be will stitches pearl of row both then , foot hole button of face bottom one it for provided have stitches of rows these between space the after edge row prevents also This . properly apart . open cut been — 22 —
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21 . DARNING & EMBROIDERY It is easy to follow a Stamped design or to work free hand when or embroidering monogramming IFig . 30 ) . Push down the drop feed left button full way . Replace the needle plate for embroidering and remove the presser foot . the Stretch fabric in an embroidery hoop to make most successfully . Hold the closely hoop on the machine base with both hands . Press the fabric with left finger index in the vicinity of the needle to prevent making skip stitches . Manipulate work carefully and be sure to keep fingers out of path of the needle to injury . avoid For best appearance increase the lower thread tensions slightly than upper the thread . 22 . QUILTING The quilter helps you to sew equi - distant lines on padded fabrics without marking any them in advance . To attach the quilter to the presser bar , long first wire pull hook out of horse - shoe shaped clamp . Stride the clamp presser on the bar from behind and over the presser foot , and push the wire into hook previous place ( Fig . 3 ) 1 . Adjust the wire hook to desired distance from needle the and bring it to press onto fabrics . Then tighten thumb - screw quilter . to lock When sewing , wire hook should follow preceding line of Zigzag stitching . stitch quilting is done the same as straight stitch quilting with ceding the pre exception of the position of the zigzag width control knob which be set should for desired zigzag width . 23 . SEWING BRAIDS & RAISING APPLIQUE STITCHES Remove the presser foot and attach the cording foot , ( Fig . 32 ) . Insert the through braid a small hole at the front of foot . Adjust the zigzag width and length to stitch obtain a covering of the braid which appears the most desirable the material for you are sewing . Using a needle thread of a c3ontrastin color enhance will the beauty of your cording . — 23 —
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HEMMER NARROW . 24 the with foot presser the replace , position highest its in needle the With fold double inch 8 / 1 a Make . hem narrow plain a For . 331 . lFig hemmer narrow slip , fold - inch 2 of end each Hold . fabric of edge the along inches 2 about for forward draw , hemmer o scroll the into up fold Bring . hemmer underneath Gently . foot presser the Lower . needle the of point with fasten and end to , right to slightly material the Guide . stitching start you as thread of end the pull , scroll through turn double a take automatically will it and 33 only . Fig scroll leave not do and scroll into material the crowd not Do ; NOTE hemmer the into material enough just Feed . material the by filled portly hemming zigzag the make con you Also . scroll the out fill to foot the as wide as be to seam zigzag of width the adjusting by , operation will tensions the tighten and stitch long very a Using . itself hem - . 341 . ( Fig . stitch shell a produce 34 . Fig — 24 —
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) ( FELLING SEAM FRENCH . 25 followng the in Proceed . felling doing for used be also can foot hemmer The manner facing sides RIGHT their with other the of top on one cloth of pieces two Lay . 1 8 / 1 about extend must piece bottom the of edge right The . other each . IFig . 351 See . piece top the of edge right the beyond inch hemmer of toe long of edge right the Use . together cloth of pieces both Sew . 2 same the of edge left the while , material of piece bottom the guide to foot . lFig . 351 . material of piece top the for guide a as serves toe down sides right machine on back put and material Out spread and Open . 3 35 . Fig stand . up material of edges sewn Make . ward hemmer the of scroll the into them insert and left the to edges the Over Fold . 4 toe long of left edge . hemming Use ordinary do would as you Sew . foot . . 36l lrig it of & de along run seam original having , guide foot as hemmer of ROW FIRST ( 2ND STEP ST STEP 36 . Fig — 25
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HEM TRIMMED LACE . 26 . needle to next slot the in ace the insert , hem to lace the attach To . 371 . ( Fig scroll into hem and needle under lace guiding , above as hem Sew 37 . Fig STITCHING INVISIBLE WITH EDGE LACE . 27 in both Insert . fabric of side right on edge raw from inch 8 / 1 lace the Hold lace Press . lace in sew and over roll hem Let . hem narrow plain for as scroll it feed , lace in fullness little a For . up turned hem with edge along ( at [ out . 381 . IFig scroll under freely 38 . Fig — 26 —
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SEAM FELLED FLAT . 28 stitch Edge . hemmer of scroll in edge rolled insert and seam French out Open . 391 . ( Fig flat seam lay to STEP 2ND PlEC TOP ROW SND STEP PIECE TOP 39 . Fig ROW 1ST PIlCE POTTOM ROW ST PIECE — 27 —
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GUIDE CLOTH . 29 stitching straight for guide a as designed attachment an is This which width seam or tucks deep , hems wide making when . 401 . ( Fig . allows foot presser than greater are very a illustrated as machine to attached is It . operation simple 40 . Fig FASTENER ZIPPER THE ATTACHING . 30 of side right or left the to dispatched be can foot zipper adjustable This . cords and zippers sewing for used It is . needle the — 28 —
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HINTS USEFUL SOME . 31 : CORNERS TURN TO . material the in still is needle the while machine the Stop . 1 . pivot a as needle the using fabric the turn and foot presser the Raise . 2 . sewing resume and foot presser the Lower . 3 : FABRICS ELASTIC SEW TO thread low moderately with them sew to advisable is it , etc cloths cat bias , flannels materials elastic such sewing In . stretched are materials sewn the when break will thread the otherwise , tension : CLOTH THIN VERY SEW TO paper thin other any or nespaper of sheet place a , sew you as gather to tends which cloth thin very sewing When . gathering from work your keep will This . possible stitch shortest the with sew and material the underneath : BASTING . upper the than thread lower thicker a Use . 1 stitch longest the employ and tensionl thread lower the tighten or land thread upper the of tension the Loosen . 2 . possible . thread lower the pulling by undone easily be may stitches The . 3 : CONDITION PERFECT IN MACHINE YOUR KEEP TO . clean and oiled constantly machine the parts of moving all Keep . 1 . hand by even . you towards wheel balance the turn Always . 2 . cloth without machine the run not Do . 3 feed to designed Is machine The . needle the bend will you otherwise material the pull not , do sewing When . 4 . itself . raised lifter is bar presser when machine the operate not Do . 5 — 29 —
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DIFFICULTIES COMMON OF CAUSES . 32 : THREAD UPPER THE OF BREAKING . tight too tension thread Upper . 2 . threading incorrect . 1 . incorrectly in set needle needle or Faulty . 3 . attachments other or foot presser against brushing Needle . 4 . jerk a with or suddenly machine the Starting . 6 . eye needle for big too thread Upper . 5 . position highest its at lever take up the with machine the Starting . 7 : THREAD LOWER THE OF BREAKING . tight too tension thread Lower . 2 . case bobbin the of threading Incorrect . 1 . fully too wound being Bobbin . 3 . action needle improper by caused plate needle in hole of edge Rough . 4 : NEEDLE THE OF BREAKING . hook shuttle or plate needle the strike to needle the causing thus sewing is machine while fabric the Pulling . 1 . setting incorrect or needle bent Using . 2 : STITCHES SKIPPING incorrectly inserted Needle . 2 . needle blunt or bent Using . 1 . needle size wrong Using . 4 . improperly threaded Needle . 3 . material heavy sewing when especially , insufficient foot presser of Pressure . 5 : STITCHES UNEVEN . enough high being not dog Feed . 2 - . material on evenly resting not foot Presser . 1 . sewing is machine the while cloth the Pulling . 4 . used stitches short Too . 3 . thread a coarse too with needle fine a too Using . 5 — 30 —
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‘ : i e ) ONLY NEEDLE x 1 1 5 ( USE SIZES THREAD AND NEEDLE . 33 THREAD Fabric of OF Type SIZE of Grades & Sizes and Linen Silk Cotton Needles done be to Work 80 . fabric summertime and - weight Medium light 0 11 or B , dresses cotton to washable , dresses children’s , dresses For house Twist 1 00 - Finel IMedium . curtains , aprons fcsbric , draperies , woolens weight light cotton 60 and silks , Dress B & A 14 or 2 / 1 . turnishings to window , smocks , shirts men’s fine , sewing household general Twist For 80 ) lMedium . decorations fabric and draperies 40 . quilts and brocades . muslin , madras , cretonne Heavy C 16 or 1 quilting to heavy , aprons and sturdysmocks . shirts work For men’s Twist 60 - Heavyl . furnishings lLight fobric and - uphol , ticking , canvas bed weight light , 30 coating woven Heavy D 1 or 8 2 . fabrics slipcover , materials awning stery and to or linen strong of made suits , uniforms sports Twist or work For i 40 - Heavyl Medium . mattresses covers and slip , awnings , ‘ abrics cotton 60 1 and canvas , drilling 0 , ticking , duck , coating , suiting woven Heavy E 1 or 9 3 to for suppies to bedding , uniforms wash heavy For . sacking Twist 80 30 lHeavyl . camps and hotels , hospitals 40 Very 21 - or 4 to . goods heavy and cloths coarse , canvas , bags For Coarse 60 - Heavyl lExtra — 31 —
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