ADJUSTING STITCH DENSITY

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Depending upon the fabrics on which you are sewing, or your own preference in button- holes, you may alter buttonhole stitch density by turning stitch density control knob.

1.When delivered, stitch density control knob will be tighterted completely. For more density, turn the knob toward you. If the knob should be loosened as far as it can go during adjustment, retighten it by a quarter to half a turn to assure smooth operation.

2, For less density, turn the knob away from you.

®Stitch density control knob

CHOOSING BUTTONHOLE STYLE AND SIZE

Each buttonholing will be different so you will want to experiment with your garment, considering fabric and placement of button.

Here are some basic applications:

Straight buttonholes are most popular for everyday sewing - for series of buttons on dress, blouse, vest, jacket or coat.

Keyhole buttonholes are a variation of the

above, with an enlarged opening at one end

to allow more room for button Shank. These are normally used in tailored vests, jackets, coats.

Eyelet buttonholes (another variation of

"straight") most often are used for studs on skirts or holes for tongues of belt buckles.

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