Singer 337 manual Stitch, Length Chart

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FABRIC, THREAD, NEEDLE

FABRICS

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DELICATE---tulle, chiffon, fine lace, silk, organdy, fine tricot

8

AND STITCH

THREAD

SIZES

Fine Mercerized

100 to 150 Cotton Synthetic Thread

LENGTH CHART

MACHINE STITCHES

NEEDLEPER INCH

SIZES STRAIGHT STITCHING

9

15 to 20

LIGHTWEIGHTBbatiste,organdy, Jersey,

50

Mercerized

80 to

100 Cotton

II

12 to 15

voile, taffeta, silk crepe, plastic film

MEDIUM WEIGHTBgingham, percale, pique, linen, chintz, faille, satin, fine corduroy, suitings

MEDIUM HEAVY--gabardine, tweed, sailcloth, denim, coatings, drapery fabrics

"A"

silk

Synthetic

Th read

50Mercerized 60 to 80 Cotton

"A" Silk

Synthetic Thread

Heavy Duty Merc. 40 to 60 Cotton

(8 to 10 for plastic)

14

12 to 15

--w

16

10 to 12

HEAVYmovercoatings,

dungaree, upholstery

Heavy

Duty Merc.

fabrics, canvas

 

24 to

40 Cotton

18

8 to 10

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Contents E S I N G F R C O M P a N Y 865 Singer Congratulations Principal Parts of Machine HOW to Wind the Bobbin Tighten stop-motion screw, as shown above To Replace the Bobbin HOW to Thread the Machine ShownLength Chart StitchThis Stitch Controls Loosen thumb nut by turning it to the left1234 Pull end of bobbin thread up through throat plate Pressure Adjustments Ii. i ItiLower number Higher number Needle Thread Tension Straight StitchingBobbin Thread Tension Too loose Stitch Length Adjustment for ZIG-ZAG Satin Stitching Adjustment For ZIG-ZAG Satin StitchingZIG-ZAG Applications Knit Fabric SeamsDarts in Interfacing Mending Application of Elastic. Elastic must beApplique Buttonholes Stitch Length Above Stitch Width 2 Buttonholes Contd Darning Ruffler Straight Stitch PresserSpecial Purpose Foot HOW to Take Care of the Machine When storedTo remove the throat plate To replace the throat plate Positioning Stud Singer Center Page To Oil the Machine Contd Electrical Information To Change Bulb To all whom it may concern Singer