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tautness | of fabric | and | permit free |
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movement. |
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Ta fasten the | feed cover | plate to the |
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machine, slip | its spring | into the slot |
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in | the front edge of | the needle plate, |
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as | illustrated. |
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R | 6121 |
Attach
darning
foot
as
instructed
on
page
24,
and
suspend
presser
bar
from
the
rear
of
the
face
cover
with
darning
hook
No.46128.
Even
though
the
presser
bar
is
suspend
ed, | the | presser bar lifter must be | lowered | to | activate the tension, |
will | be | released — and the thread | will jam | in | the machine. |
or
the
upper
tension
Machine
Setting:
A
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Use
special
darning
foot
No.51050
(available
at
extra
cost)
for
darning
woolen
socks,
sweater
sleeves
and
other
woolen
articles.
Lace
filler
thread
through
the
hole
in
the
foot.
Place
thread
back
and
forth
across
damaged
spot
(top
picture)
and
anchor
if
in
unworn
area.
Sew
across
filler
thread
with
zigzag
stitches
(bottom
picture).
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