Brother PC 3000 operation manual Trial Sewing, Sewing using a utility stitch

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1. SEWING

CHAPTER 2

 

 

TRIAL SEWING

Sewing using a utility stitch

 

 

CAUTION

 

 

 

 

 

–

Be aware of the needle at all

 

 

 

times while sewing, and keep

 

 

 

your hands away from all

 

 

3

moving parts such as the

 

 

needle,

balance

wheel

and

 

 

 

thread take-up lever, otherwise

 

 

 

an injury may result.

 

 

4

–

Do not pull or push the fabric

 

 

too hard while sewing, otherwise

 

 

 

injury may result.

 

 

 

5

–

Never

use bent

needles. Such

 

 

needles can easily break, which

2

 

1

 

could result in injury.

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.Turn on the sewing machine. The straight stitch (left) is se- lected.

1

2

2.Place the fabric under the presser foot, then pull out about 5 cm (2") of the upper thread and pass it under the presser foot toward the rear of the machine.

1Upper thread

2 5 cm (2")

3.While pressing down on the thread and the fabric with your left hand, turn the balance wheel with your right hand to move the needle to the sewing start position.

1Thread

*You can begin sewing without drawing up the bobbin thread.

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Contents Sewi NG Mach I N E Important Safety Instructions For Users in the UK, EIRE, Malta Cyprus only Congratulations on Choosing Brother Computer Sewing Machine Please Read Before Using Your Sewing MachineFor a longer service life For repair or adjustmentContents Error Messages Part Names C aFoot controller jack Main power switchPower cord Presser foot symbolOptional Accessories Other Enclosed AccessoriesDisplay Panel Operation Buttons Using the operation buttonsPower Supply Screen Adjusting the brightness of the screenAbout the screen Example To change the display language to Spanish Language Selection KEYClearing the language selection Cross wound thread Spool cap small Gap Bobbin Winding / Bobbin Thread SettingWinding the bobbin and setting the bobbin thread Spool cap Spool pinBobbin winder seat Spring on the shaft Groove of the bobbinBobbin cover Bobbin cover release button Setting the bobbinBuilt-in thread cutter Upper Threading Second set of hooks Third hook Wire loopThread take-up lever Needle threader lever Guide Large hookExtra spool pin Using the extra spool pin and the netNet Foot controller Foot controller jack Starting and Stopping SewingSTART/STOP button Foot controllerSelecting a Stitch Utility Stitches Using the info information keyNot adjustable Reverse side Surface Upper thread Bobbin thread Thread TensionCorrect upper thread tension Loosening the upper thread tensionTightening the upper thread tension Presser Foot Removing the presser foot holder while cleaning, etcChanging the presser foot Feed Dogs Needle stopper Installing the needle securelyNeedle Checking the needleType Size FABRIC/THREAD/NEEDLE Combination ChartThread Needle sizeTrial Sewing Sewing using a utility stitchThread cutter Automatic Reinforcement Stitching Cancelling automatic reinforcement stitchingMachine automatically stops Adjusting the stitch length Adjusting the stitch widthStitch Width and Length Sewing curves Useful SkillsSewing corners Sewing folded partsSewing a curve with a zigzag stitch Sewing on thick fabric Sewing on thin fabricFree-arm sewing Using the needle plate5 cm 19/32 To 4 reverse stitches Straight StitchesBasting Sewing stretch fabricsChanging the stitch length Changing the needle positionPatchwork for crazy quilts Overcasting using a zigzag stitchApplique using a zigzag stitch Zigzag StitchesGuide Sewing using stitch 06 , 07 orSewing using stitch 05 or Overcasting StitchesScrew of the needle Operating lever Notch Overcasting When Using the Optional Side Cutter00Normal sewing 05Zigzag stitchSeam margin Cm 13/16Guide plate lower knife Presser foot Presser foot Upper threadBlind HEM Stitching Adjusting the needle drop point Button holder plate Buttonhole StitchingPin Keyhole buttonhole Small eyelet punch accessory #9 on PinMetal bracket on the buttonhole foot Normal buttonhole and rounded buttonholeReinforcement stitch Buttonhole sewing orderExample Automatic stitch width setting 5.0 mm 13/64 Narrower Longer Automatic stitch length setting 0.4 mm 1/64 ShorterChanging the stitch width Metal bracket on buttonhole foot BAR TackingFor reinforcing the openings of pockets, etc Mm 5/64Presser foot Cardboard Thick fabricsChanging the bar tack stitch length Wider Automatic stitch width setting 2.0 mm 5/64 NarrowerChanging the bar tack stitch width 19For medium fabric 20For thick fabric DarningChanging the darning stitch length Automatic stitch width setting 7.0 mm 9/32 NarrowerChanging the darning stitch width Darning stitch sewing order Size of eyelet Actual size Eyelet StitchFor sewing eyelets on belts, etc For attaching buttons Button SewingAttaching a shank to the button Attaching buttons with four holesShank lever Centered application Zipper Insertion Centered and Side ApplicationsSide application Reverse side Dart Seam Upper thread Bobbin thread About 5 cm GatheringSeam line 0 to 1.5 cm 25/64 to 19/32 About 5 cm Shuttle Pulling out the bobbin threadFor decorating blouses, etc PintuckWidth for pintuck Reverse side Right side of fabric Finish line Reverse side Flat Fell SeamFor reinforcing seams and neatly finishing edges About 1.2 cm 1/2 Reverse sideFinished flat fell seam Applique AppliquesSewing the applique around corners or curves Applique Fabric glueScallop Stitch For making decorative stitching Smocking StitchAbout 1 cm 25/64 Straight stitch Seam allowance Cm 25/64 Reverse side Patchwork StitchSurface Seam For fagoting, decorating, etc FagotingBasting 4 cm 5/32 Thin paper or stabilizer sheet Other decorative stitches 56 Decorative StitchingDecorative stitching Shell tackingRative stitching on shirtfronts HEM-STITCH Heirloom StitchHem-stitching Decorative stitches 46Illustration of finished product Stopper Twin NeedleTypes of thread Stitch lengthFont Stitches Fonts and Decorative StitchesExample To combine outline letters to create Combining charactersDecorative Stitches Example To combine decorative stitches to create Selecting a decorative stitchCombining decorative stitches Example To select the decorative stitchExample To change to Correcting a Pattern CombinationChanging the size of a decorative stitch Changing the SizeExample To check the pattern combination Abcdefghijklmn Checking a Pattern CombinationSaving a pattern combination MemoryChecking a stored pattern combination Example To recall the pattern combination Recalling a stored pattern combinationStored under stitch number Stabilizer SewingSewing attractive finishes FabricNeedle hole reference line SewingAdjusting Stitch Patterns Cleaning the shuttle CleaningCleaning the screen Cleaning the sewing machine surfaceProjection Spring Race ShuttleLight bulb When replacing the light bulbChanging the Light Bulb Screw End capError Messages Messages AlarmTrouble with threads and stitches Symptom Probable cause Remedy Upper thread breaksMechanical trouble Symptom Probable cause Remedy Fabric is not fed properlySewingchart Decorative Stitch Characters Satin Stitch Connecting lever Presser bar holder HOW to USE Walking Foot Optional AccessoryUtility stitches Character sewing Patterns Programmed in MachineDecorative stitches Decorative stitch English

PC 3000 specifications

The Brother PC 3000 is a versatile PC-based embroidery machine designed for both home and professional use. This innovative device combines advanced technology with user-friendly features, making it an ideal choice for sewers, crafters, and small business owners.

One of the standout features of the Brother PC 3000 is its large, high-resolution color touch screen. This intuitive interface allows users to easily navigate through various design options, adjust settings, and view embroidery designs in real time. The screen is not only user-friendly but also enhances the overall creativity of the quilting experience by allowing users to visualize their projects before stitching.

In terms of embroidery capabilities, the Brother PC 3000 boasts an impressive library of built-in designs and fonts. It comes pre-loaded with over 200 built-in designs, providing endless options for personalization and creativity. Additionally, users can connect the machine to a computer via USB and download countless embroidery designs from the internet, ensuring a never-ending supply of patterns and ideas for any project.

The PC 3000 also employs high-speed stitching technology, capable of reaching speeds of up to 1,000 stitches per minute. This feature not only increases productivity but also ensures precision in each design, making it suitable for commercial use. The machine’s automatic thread tension control helps maintain consistent quality, while the needle up/down function allows for precise positioning of the embroidery work.

Another notable characteristic of the Brother PC 3000 is its advanced editing features. Users can easily resize, rotate, and mirror designs directly on the machine. The software includes color management tools, enabling users to customize color palettes to suit their preferences. Furthermore, the machine supports various thread types, ensuring compatibility with different textile materials and finishes.

Durability is another essential feature of the Brother PC 3000. Constructed with sturdy materials, this machine is designed to handle extensive use while maintaining high performance. Its compact design makes it a space-saving option for those with limited sewing areas.

In summary, the Brother PC 3000 is a feature-rich embroidery machine that seamlessly blends technology with creative expression. Its user-friendly interface, extensive design library, high-speed stitching capabilities, advanced editing features, and durability make it a top choice for embroidery enthusiasts and professionals alike. Whether you are creating unique gifts, specialized garments, or custom decor, the Brother PC 3000 aims to inspire and facilitate every stitching journey.
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