Bernina Sewing Machine manual Double overlock seam, Double overlock No, Cotton or polyester

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40 Selected practical stitches: Overlock seams

Double overlock seam

Stitch:

Double overlock No. 8

 

Needle:

size and type suitable for the fabric selected (see p. 42)

 

Thread:

cotton or polyester

 

Feed-dog:

up (sewing position)

 

Presser foot:

Overlock foot No. 2 or

 

 

Reverse pattern foot No. 1

 

 

Overlock foot No. 2 is specially designed for overlock stitches.

 

 

 

 

The pin on the foot produces more thread in each stitch so that

 

 

the elasticity of the seam is maintained.

 

 

Closed seam

 

 

overlock seam in loose knits and cross seams in knits and jerseys

 

 

Sewing

 

 

• guide the raw edge along the pin on the overlock foot

TIP

 

• the stitch will form over the pin and over the edge of the fabric

 

 

 

 

Knits and jersey

 

 

 

 

use a new needle to prevent

 

 

damaging the loops

 

 

Sewing stretch fabrics

 

 

if necessary use a stretch

 

 

needle (130/705H-S) = needle

 

 

point slides between the fibers

 

 

 

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Welcome to Important Safety Instructions To reduce the risk of electric shockThis sewing computer is intended for household use only Details of the sewing computer Front viewAdjustment 2330 Bobbin cover FHS connection Stitch plateThread take up cover Thread pathBack view Carrying handle Presser foot lifterManual Thread cutterAccessories Standard accessoriesStart-stop-unit Fabric coverAccessory box Free standing accessory boxStoring accessories Attaching the accessory box to the sewing computerPower cable Sewing table Free-Hand-System FHS presser foot lifter* knee-operatedWinding the bobbin Winding the bobbin Thread cutterBobbin case Inserting the bobbin Changing the needleInsert the bobbin Removing the needleChanging the presser foot Supplementary spool pinChanging the presser foot sole Attaching the presser foot soleThreading the upper thread Bringing up the lower thread Thread cutterStitch plate Feed-dogStitch plate markings Button below the handwheelThread tension General instructions Main switch toScreen shows Stitch* selection Stitch widthNeedle position Stitch lengthNeedle stop FunctionsClr/del clear/delete Balance Shorter stitch length Longer stitch lengthPresser foot selection snap-on system Presser foot shaftButtonhole sole Reverse pattern sole Overlock soleStitches Practical and decorativeQuilting- and Decorative stitches ActivaStitches Darning program Standard buttonholeGathering stitch Straight stitch Seam begin Securing programSeam end Satin stitch Zig-zag stitchOversewing edges C Fine stitch width adjustment Blind hemPreparation SewingDarning program Zippers TIP To sew around zipper pullSeam begin Zipper or fabric is thick or Densely wovenManual buttonhole Sewing a manual standard buttonhole Buttonhole with gimp Gimp Foot No Ideal cordsWith the seam ripper Special accessory Handlook quilt stitch Vari-overlock seam Closed seamKnits and jersey Sewing stretch fabricsDouble overlock seam Double overlock NoCotton or polyester Overlock foot No or Reverse pattern foot NoRibbing with overlock seam Ribbing with overlock seamNeedle stop down Important facts about sewing computer needles Sewing computer, needle and threadNeedle and thread Needle 100Needle and fabric Condition of needle Needle table Description Needle point Suitable for Standard NeedleSpecial NeedlesFeed-dog and fabric feed Feed-dog and stitch lengthUneven layers Feed-dog and fabric feed with compensating platesThick fabrics feed-dog and sewing corners Cleaning Replacing the bulb Sewing lightDisconnect plug Trouble shooting Index Presser foot lifter Quilt stitchIndex Impressum
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