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English
Darning
foot
A. B. C.
Attach the darning foot. |
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Select either straight (center | |
Connect the foot control, | so |
needle position) or that both hands are
zigzag free to
stitch. guide
the
fabric.
D. E.
Lower Leave
the feed about 4”
dog. (10 cm)
of
lower
thread
tail
after threading.
F. S
H.
Place the fabric under the presser | foot. |
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If the fabric does not slide under the presser foot, raise the presser foot. | lower | three | |||
• Push the needle up and down button twice or turn the handwheel toward you to bring up the | |||||
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. By holding the lower thread gently, sew about 4 stitches. |
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• For darning, cut off any excess | threads. |
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• For | |||||
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I. J.
any threads that are still showing. |
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• Use both hands to guide the fabric and keep it in its place. | |
• Trace your design on the material | and place it in an embroidery |
• Make sure the material is taut. |
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• Lay a stabilizer underneath when embroidering on a thin fabric. | |
• Guide the hoop with your hands. |
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hoop.
IMPORTANT Remember to
raise
the