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Brother NC21SE Operation Manual
276 pages 9.49 Mb
Operation ManualK XX IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 DANGER - WARNING - SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This machine is intended for household use. 4 FOR USERS IN THE UK, EIRE, MALTA AND CYPRUS ONLY5 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Declaration of Conformity (For USA Only)6 CONGRATULATIONS ON CHOOSING OUR MACHINEPLEASE READ BEFORE USING THIS MACHINE WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THIS MACHINEPage 225 Page 235 Chapter 8 Chapter 7 Chapter 6 Chapter 5 Chapter 2 Chapter 3Chapter 4 8 Utility Stitches Character/Decorative Stitches Getting Ready Sewing Basics Embroidery Embroidery Edit My Custom Stitch AppendixPage 9 Page 43 Page 57 Page 115 Page 143 Page 197 vii 9 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL10 CONTENTSChapter 1 Getting Ready 9LOWER THREADING..........................................23 UPPER THREADING ...........................................29 CHANGING THE PRESSER FOOT....................... 37 CHANGING THE NEEDLE...................................39 Chapter 2 Sewing Basics 43SEWING.................................................. ............44 STITCH SETTINGS...............................................49 USEFUL FUNCTIONS..........................................51 Chapter 3 Utility Stitches 57SELECTING UTILITY STITCHES...........................58 SEWING THE STITCHES......................................63 Chapter 4 Character/Decorative Stitches 115SELECTING STITCH PATTERNS........................ 116 SEWING STITCH PATTERNS ............................120 EDITING STITCH PATTERNS............................ 123 COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS..................... 128 USING THE MEMORY FUNCTION.................. 134 Chapter 5 Embroidery 143BEFORE EMBROIDERING................................. 144 SELECTING PATTERNS......................... ............149 11 ixChapter 6 Embroidery Edit 197 Chapter 7 MY CUSTOM STITCH 225 Chapter 8 Appendix 235 13 NAMES OF MACHINE PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSChapter 1 21 Getting Ready55 Sewing BasicsSTITCH SETTINGS...............................................................................49 USEFUL FUNCTIONS..........................................................................51 56 SEWING61 STITCH SETTINGSSetting the Stitch Width Setting the Stitch Length 62 Setting the Thread Tension Proper Thread Tension Upper Thread is Too Tight Upper Thread is Too Loose CAUTION 63 USEFUL FUNCTIONSChapter 3 69 Utility StitchesSELECTING UTILITY STITCHES......................58 SEWING THE STITCHES.................................63 71 Selecting a Stitchcategory you want. Using the Mirror Image Key Using the Image Key 72 Saving Your Stitch Settings Saving Settings Retrieving Saved Settings 73 Using the Sewing Type Selection Key 75 SEWING THE STITCHESStraight Stitches 79 Dart Seam80 Gathering81 Flat Fell SeamPintuck 83 Zigzag Stitches bAttach presser foot J. aSelect a stitch. Overcasting (Using a Zigzag Stitch) Appliqu (Using a Zigzag Stitch) Attach the appliqu material using a temporary spray adhesive or basting, and then sew it. 84 Patchwork (for Crazy Quilt) Sewing Curves (Using a Zigzag Stitch) Cord Guide Bobbin Cover (Using a Zigzag Stitch) 85 Elastic Zigzag Stitches bAttach presser foot J. aSelect a stitch. Tape Attaching Stretch the tape flat. While stretching the tape flat, sew the tape to the fabric. Overcasting 86 Overcasting a Overcasting Using Presser Foot G aSelect a stitch and attach presser foot G. bLower the presser foot so that the presser foot guide is set flush against the edge of the fabric.cSew along the presser foot guide. CAUTIONaThe needle should not touch If the presser foot is raised to its highest level, the needle may strike the presser foot. G 87 Overcasting Using Presser Foot J aSelect a stitch and attach presser foot J. bSew with the needle dropping slightly off the edge of the fabric. 88 Overcasting Using the Side CutterBy using the side cutter, you can do overcasting while cutting the fabric. presser foot.bFollow the steps on page 37 to remove the cPosition the fork on the side cutters operating lever onto the needle clamp screw.aNeedle clamp screw bOperating lever Make sure that the fork of the operating lever is set onto the needle screw firmly. 90 When Sewing Straight Stitches While Using the Side Cutter 91 Quilting 101 Blind Hem Stitches Select from these stitches to sew the hems or cuffs of dresses, blouses, pants, or skirts. baste the fabric. the presser foot. Position the fabric so the folded edge touches the guide of the presser foot. contact with the presser foot. fabric over. If the Needle does not Catch the Fold If the Needle Catches Too Much of the Fold 102 Appliqu or a basting stitch to attach the appliqu to the fabric. needle drops slightly off the edge of the appliqu, then start sewing. Sewing Sharp Curves 103 Shelltuck Stitches 104 Scallop Stitches Top Stitching 105 Smocking Stitches Fagoting 106 Tape or Elastic Attaching CAUTION 107 Heirloom Hemstitching (1) (Daisy Stitch) Example: Illustration of finished product Hemstitching (2) (Drawn Work (1)) CAUTION 109 One-step Buttonholes With one-step buttonholes, you can make buttonholes appropriate to the size of your button. 112 Sewing Stretch Fabrics gimp thread to remove any slack, and trim off any excess. Odd Shaped Buttons/Buttons that do not Fit into the Button Holder Plate 113 Four-step Buttonholesab Four-step buttonholes are sewn as shown below.aMark the position and length of the buttonhole on the fabric.aMarks on fabric bFinished stitching bAttach monogramming foot N, and select stitch to sew the left side of the buttonhole. 115 Darning Use darning stitches for mending and other applications. Darning is performed by sewing from the front of the presser foot to the back as shown below.aReinforcement stitches aSelect a stitch, and attach buttonhole foot A.bSet the scale to the desired length of the darning.cCheck that the needle drops at the desired a The maximum length for darning is 28 mm (approx. 1-1/16 inches). 117 Bar Tacks Use bar tacks to reinforce areas that will be subject to strain, such as pocket corners. scale to the length of the bar tack you wish to sew. towards you during sewing. the presser foot. 118 Bar Tacks on Thick Fabrics119 Button Sewing CAUTION 121 Eyelet 122 Multi-directional Sewing (Straight Stitch and Zigzag Stitch) 123 Zipper Insertion CAUTION Chapter 4 127 Character/ Decorative Stitches155 Embroidery209 Embroidery Edit247 Appendix
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