Kenmore 1947, 1660, 1357 manual MmGARMENT Construction Stitches, Straight Stitching

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mmGARMENT CONSTRUCTION STITCHES

STRAIGHT STITCHING

Set your machine just as shown in the illustration in order to straight stitch. It is important each dial have the

following settings.

SETTINGS

Special Stitch Dial - _e_

Stitch Width Control - Red Dot

Stitch Length Control - 12 to 6

Special Stitch Modifier - Red Dot

Straight Stitch Foot

Straight Slitch Needle Plate

You will find in garment construction 'that you are doing tWO types Of sewing - temporary and permanent.

1.Temporary ,_titching - Usually the longest stitch possible and "-""---

on a single layer of fabric. The various types of temporar_ Stitching are:

Basting

Stay stitching

Guide line marking

2.Permanent stitching - This is the actual stitching that holds the garment together. Much of this stitching is visible on the outside of the garment and therefore must be good looking.

The best length stitch to use for medium weight fabrics is 10-12 stitches per inch. This is in the middle range of the Stitch Length Control.

You must remember to lengthen the stitch for heavier fabrics, multiple layers of fabric and thicker seams. Some of these seams are:

Common two layer seams

Curved two layer seams

Top stitched three layer seams

Top stitched four layer seams

When you have two seams crossing each other with considerable thickness, sew slowly and carefully so the seam will be as strong as possible in this area.

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Contents Kenmore Parts List Face Cover Thread Guide Free Arm Support Flat-bed type Installing Machine Free-armtype Installing Machine Flat bed type Converting to FREE-ARM Sewing Winding the Bobbin Threading the Bobbin Case Threading of TOP Thread Adjusting Bobbin Thread Tension Adjusting TOP Thread TensionStitch Width Control Stitch Length ControlControl Reverse Stitch ControlRED DOT Setting Blind Stitch and Overlock Stretch StitchSpecial Stitch Dial Special BOX Stitch and Elastic StretchButtonhole Setting Special Mending Stitch and Smocking Stretch L8Serging or Pine Leaf Stretch Other Adjustments of Machine in Sewing Pressure RegulatorFeed DOG Control SEWING LightChanging Needle Plate Inserts Seam GuidesNeedle Plate Inserts Placement of Needle NeedlesButtonhole Guide Model 1525Buttonhole Attachment Hole attachmentPresser Feet Mmm2. Starting to SEW MmGARMENT Construction Stitches Straight StitchingTurning a Square Corner Zigzag Stitching OvercastingInterfacing Darts Stretch Stitching Straight Stretch StitchingSmocking Stretch Stitching RICK-RACK Stretch StitchingOvercast Stretch Stitching Elastic Stretch StitchingSerging or Pine Leaf Stretch Stitching Shell StitchingSpecial Finishing Stitches Buttonhole MakingIiiiii Settings Buttonhole MakingStep Step Buttonhole Making Model 1660Blind Hemming Appliqueing Satin StitchingZipper Application Regular ZipperInvisible Zipper CordingDarning MendingButton Sewing BAR TackingFREE-ARM Sewing Mend elbows and knees of garCheck, g Performance Problems What to do Probabl EcauseSen,o Probable Cause CorrectionCleaning and Oiling Caring for the MachineOiling Under ARM Cover Plate Oiling Underside Oiling Underside Oiling in Face Cover PlateParts List 38296 Sewing Machine Center for handling

1660, 1947, 1357 specifications

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The Kenmore 1357 is a standout model that highlights efficiency and usability. This machine boasts a powerful motor that delivers consistent performance, whether you are laundering delicates or heavy-duty items. One of its main features is an advanced agitation system that ensures thorough cleaning while being gentle on fabrics. The model also incorporates a user-friendly control panel, allowing users to select different wash cycles and settings with ease. Its energy-efficient design not only reduces utility costs but also minimizes environmental impact, making it an ideal choice for eco-conscious consumers.

On the other hand, the Kenmore 1947 is designed with versatility in mind. This model is equipped with a range of wash cycles that cater to various fabric types, ensuring optimal cleaning without compromising quality. Its built-in steam technology helps eliminate stubborn stains and sanitizes clothes, providing added peace of mind for families. Moreover, the 1947 features a large capacity drum, allowing users to wash bulkier items like comforters and blankets with less hassle. Its sleek design and additional features, such as a delay start option, further enhance the overall user experience.

Lastly, the Kenmore 1660 is a model that prioritizes smart technology. It comes equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity, enabling users to control and monitor their laundry remotely through a smartphone app. This feature is particularly convenient for busy households, allowing users to start, stop, or schedule cycles from anywhere. The 1660 also features a quiet operation, ensuring that laundry chores can be completed without disturbing the household. Its responsive touch controls make it easy to select the desired settings, and its energy-saving modes reduce water and electricity consumption.

In summary, the Kenmore 1357, 1947, and 1660 models represent a blend of tradition and modernity. With advanced technologies and thoughtful design, these appliances offer consumers unparalleled features that enhance functionality and convenience in their daily routines. Whether you prioritize efficiency, versatility, or smart home integration, Kenmore has a model to meet your needs.
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