
Stop sewing when the needle is at the left side |
fof the stitching, and then raise the needle by |
turning the handwheel toward you. |
Select stitch “b” of the |
gbuttonhole (1). |
Start sewing, and then sew the length of the |
hchalk line. |
Stop sewing when the needle is at the right |
iside of the stitching, and then raise the needle |
by turning the handwheel toward you. |
Select stitch “c” (same as “a”) of the |
jautomatic buttonhole (1). |
Adjusting buttonhole stitching
If the stitching on the two sides of the buttonhole is not uniform, the stitching can be adjusted with the buttonhole
kStart sewing. Sew 5 to 6 stitches. |
a Buttonhole
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Stop sewing when the needle is at the right |
lside of the stitching, and then raise the needle |
by turning the handwheel toward you. |
Select stitch “d” of the |
mbuttonhole (1). |
Start sewing. Sew the right side of the |
nbuttonhole until the needle reaches the |
stitching sewn in step e. |
For reinforcement, turn the fabric 90 degrees |
counterclockwise, select the straight stitch (6 |
through 10) with the desired length, and then |
sew to the edge of the front bar tack. |
Raise the presser foot lever, remove the |
ofabric, and cut the thread. |
Insert a pin at the end of the buttonhole |
pstitching to prevent the stitching from being |
cut, and then use a seam ripper to cut towards |
the pin and open the buttonhole. |
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aSeam ripper
bPin
CAUTION
●When opening the buttonhole with the seam ripper, do not place your hands in the cutting path, otherwise injuries may result if the seam ripper slips. Do not use the seam ripper in any other way than how it is intended.
■ If the right side is too loose compared to the left side
Use the enclosed oval screwdriver to turn the buttonhole
■If the right side is too tight compared to the left side
Use the enclosed oval screwdriver to turn the buttonhole
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