STITCH

WIDTH CONTROL

 

This control regulates the width of the

 

stitch you select. THE HIGHER THE

 

NUMBER-THE WIDER THE STITCH.

 

You may vary your zigzag stitch width

 

by adjusting this control to the setting

 

you desire.

 

This control must be on Red Dot in

 

order to do straight stitching. Turn only

 

the outer rim of this control to set the

 

stitch width. The center of the control

 

dials the

special stitches the machine is

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ca pable of sewing ......

STITCH

LENGTH CONTROL

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The stitch

length control regulates the

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length of the stitch you select. THE

 

 

 

HIGHER THE NUMBER-THE SHORTER

 

 

 

THE STITCH,

 

 

 

The number on stitch length control indicates the approximate number of stitches per inch. The stitch setting you use will be determined by the thickness of the fabric you are sewing.

A longer stitch setting should be used for thicker fabric or more layers of fabric.

The middle range of the control is the 10-12stitch per inch range which is the most commonly used.

A basting stitch is made by using the longest possible stitch setting-6 stitches per inch. The red marking ==. on the contro_ is the setting used for the shortest stitches such as in Satin

Stitching.

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Kenmore 1947, 1660, 1357 manual Stitch Width Control, Stitch Length Control

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