Kenmore 1651, 68, 95, 1750, 96, 1600, 1654, 1652, 1650 manual Synthetics, Sewingonplasticfilms

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SYNTHETICS

Your KENMORE will sew all the new fabrics of synthetic fiber,

such

as

nylon,

*Orion,

 

_

_Dacron,

rayon,

acetate,

 

blends

 

o

these,

and combinations

 

of

synthetic

 

and

natural

gibers.

 

When

stitching

a

fabric

of

 

hlended

or

 

cnmbined

 

fibers,

 

handle

 

it

as you

would

a

material

of

the

fiber

present

in

the

[arRest

percentage.

For

example,

a fabric

woven

of

60%

Orlon

and

40%

silk

should

be handled

 

as

one

made

entirely

of Orlon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When

stitching

a

fabric

that

is

over 50%

synthetic

 

fiber,

remember:

 

a.

_elect

 

patterns

 

of

the

loose

fitting

 

type

with

cap

or

 

kimono

 

sleeves,

because

 

most

synthetic

fiber

fabrics

 

cannot

 

he

eased

 

wltil

steam

pressing,

 

and

are

not

absorbent,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

b.

Use

a

s_'nthetic

 

thread.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

c,

Use

a

fine

needle

 

as

recommended

 

in

chart

 

on

page

5.

 

 

 

d. Wind the bobbin in the usual way, but do not pass thread bet-

ween tension discs. Guide thread by hand for a smoothly wound bobbin.

e,

Choose

the

stitch

length

that gives

the

most

satisactory

seam.

f_

Check

thread

ten,ions

by

sewing

 

on a

double

thickness

of

the

 

fabric

to be

used.

Usually

the

upper

thread

tension

must

he

loosened. Sometimes both bobbin and upper thread tensions

must be loosened _pages 12, 13L

SEWINGONPLASTICFILMS

Set the machine with normal thread tensions and a large size stitch.

Use a fine needle and mercerized thread. Hold plastic pieces

together with cellophane tape or pape_ clips rather than pins. Sew

corners slightly rounded rather than square,

_Trademark

tot

Dupont's

Acrylic

fiber.

_Trademafk

for

Dupont's

polyester fiber,

3O

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96, 1600, 1652, 95, 1651 specifications

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