Sears 385. 19601 owner manual Rrl, Sentences

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Your machine will sew the 26 letters el the alphabel:, the per_od and Ieave a

space, plus the numbers from 0 to 9. You can program entire words and

sentences.

Each number and letter _s automatically locked at the beglnnlt_g and end so you can clip connecting threads,

Eel:lets and numbers can be sewn two,thirds their regular s_ze by press{og m_rror image btttlon instead of memory button when programming.

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SECTION 5. LEARN THE STITCHES

T}_e chart above shows wt;ere to clip the connecting 1breads and where each pattern starts, marked by "'0"

You can program words and sentences m lhe same way as you program

other stitch patterns, Press the memory bul_on altar each stitch pattern selection up to 31 seleataons. See example.

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Contents Sewing Machine Do not use outdoors Impoirtant Safety InstructionsDear Homemaker SEARS, Roebuck and COTableofcontents Density PintuckingLock.a-Mac AdjusPortable Case or Cabinet is Available SECTfON 1. Know Your MachineLocate and Identify the Parts Know Your MachineKnowyourmachine Locate and identify Parts Identify AccessoriesPrepare Your Machine for Sewing Set Up the MachinePlug in tim Machine end Switch on the Power Control Set Up the Machine Set the FootSection Prepare Your Machine For Sewing @ Check Your Feed 3alance DialFor Adjust the Presser Foot LeverCan Rinse Than NormalFree-Arm Sewing the Removable Extensmn Set Up the Machine Accessory Storage BoxSection Prepare Your Machine SewingPrepareyourmachineforsewing Foot Storage Compartment Prepareyourmachinefor SewingKnow What the Presser Feet Will Do Toot to ThePresser FeetWil! Do PresserFoot Types KnowWhatFit Tound Accessory For LightweightWeight fabrics WeightSize Prepareyourmachinefor S£WINGMachine Prepare Bobbin To Remove the Bobbin fromToot Thread WmdingTeas=on WmdinlBobbin CoverThread Leeds Eonter-elockwlse ThroughDown Prepare Your Top ThreadThread Your Needte Show places whereBrn lhe bobb lhread up by puIn9 Ibe top Twrr.eBack o the presser fool leavm 4 t Brle PREPAREYOURMACHINEFORSEWfILPrepare Your Top Thread PREPAREYOURMACHfNEFORSEWINGTo see SectionLearn to USE TttE Controls Up/Down Needle Position Button AnrJ LehJth ControlPanelLearn to USE the Controls G0CC3 Pattern indicatorCoc l CcDoMemo Button Clear Button YW yDirectEntry Stitch Buttons Width Section Learn To USE the ControlsWith memory Clear Editing Pattern CombinationsCheck and corect pattern combi. nations berate sewing WasTime VouWidth EachBy 0.1 mm trom I .0 down to LearntousethecontrolsStitch Length Button Use the Seam Guides Turn a Square CornerRght of center When hemming leansPractice Common STTCI41NG Skills Sew on Heavy Fabrics Use the Darning PlateDarning Practice Common Stitching SkillsBasting +o Z5Darning =tchwinJibcmro butan PracticecommonstitchingskillsSewaButton Satil*sIclTop s+de Zipper Put in a ZipperShOWn Turn the corner and continue to 3ude36,40.4t Chart of Sewing FunctionsLearn TIdE STITCHF£ 2022Chak Stitch Pattern ChartChart SECIOq 5- LEAR5J the StitchesOr,p, f ChartLearnthestitches Stitch PatternZigzag tA Learn the StitchesZigzag a Satin FI Stitch Pattern ChartChar On p Section Learn StitchesCheck Ruler to Pasa Learn the Stitches@@@@@@@@@@ Raise he pessertoot StrmghtStitches ,Thmod tensmn StitchareLower the presser tool Thread tsnslo 2togStitch foot More Is recommendedThis Machine That are BetterPintucldng Zigzag font Quitng Satethe Machla Thread t.ns$onSECT!ON 5. Learn the Stitches Straight Stretch Forward Lock-a.Matic SeamThrP. ensio 2to0 Learn the STfTCHES Outline Stretch Helplul Hints for lightweight fabricsEtfect you want Saddle StitchThis sectlon 3u8Your Applqte and is the basis or the geometric SECTIONB. LearnthestitchesSatin Stitch Mchno 3rob Zigzagloot F Satinstltcti=otEdge neat and the fabricstralght Thread Ionson 3to8 Learn ThestiichesHeres HOW Heavyweight woven fabr*cs where you wantThead tension This slItch pattern combines the straightTray Double Ed3e Zigzeg Set t3eMchite3o7 ThatThis stitch can be used as a decorative top stitct as wotI Zi.zaStltch0s. ~, ., a.dRick-Rack Stretch Set the Machine Easily Thd tonsto=tLarge Small Holes Can Be mendedAdustmg Evenness of Darning Aher darning. eturn setting mark orAutomatic Darning Darning Sina!! RipsTo use on the button Holder at Automatic ButtonholingAiJtonla¢ buttorhote foat Lower the presser footUntil Clicks SECTON5. LEARNTHESTrTCHES AutomaticButtonholingKeyhole FineCaar Press + or -to adjust the sttch widthLearnthe Stitches Stop Learn the SttchesManual Buttonholing Thedenson 21oTo return FarTile TleCorded Buttonholes HemmmJ and Edging garments, tablecloths Homm,.gdEdg.gSt.ohIN, . , , ndBind hm stilch tool Item Sttth BlindHemStitch Woven Termed by Shell Stitch Set th Mchine ThreaJ eton 6Io9Des+re+ To 6+0For thin fabrics Hemming and Edging Stitches . , . ,Scallop edges or decorate your sewing Hees How For CutoOut Work Learn TtE StitchesPtesre dlat AppliqueReinforcing Stitches . , Helpful Hint LEARNTHESTI£CHESFagoting Stitch Fold under each fabric edge 112 and pressTool and stitch into place Making sure the eianc =s Reinforcmg Stitches , , and Contmued3t08 GarmentsTw,n Needle Stitching !, , , , , , Experiment on a scrap ut fabrtc to see what DecoratewithGeometricPatternsPractice the stitchon a scrap of fabric Sbtches. See Programming OecoratweTor your home and family+ Decorate with Stretch Stitch PatternsCross Stitch Inbr=e three times LEARNTtlESTITCHESSmocking , , 0 arid Zigzag foo F Satn stth tOOtDesign With Sand StitchPattern ShadingStitches Press Memory One Cycle StitchinProgrammed Numbecs But on no oher stitch Patterns Shown Here Sentences RrlCorrect Reset thread tenslons SECT1ON Performance Problems ChartTo StITCh Care for Your Machine Clean the Bobbin Holder+ Line CleantheHookRaceandFeedDogsCareforyourmachine LiftYou handte Oiling the MachineReplace the Light Bulb Use Kenmore SeWlng machine oilPartslist % %6864 Foot 102Index GathenngT03 Service WarrantySewing Machine