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Avant de commencer

Maintenant que vans connalssez tons les dispositifs de rOgiage de votre machine a eoudre Kenmore, amst qtte ses divers accessotres et leur fonction, votts allez pouvoir vans en sen,W. Adootez des le d_but de bonnes habitudes pour

faire tm ban travail, en observant les reeommandat]ons ct-dessons:

1. Eraminez l' aiguille pour voir si elle est bien droite, correctement mstallde et parfattement pointue. Sa grossenr ddpend du fit a ntiliser pour coudre une certaine matiOre. N'h_sitez pas a remolacer l'aiguille des qu' elle

s' dmonsse. Beaucoup de nonveatL_ tissus, faits d'un mdlange de fibres syntbdtiques, _pointent phts rapidement tes aiguilles que ]estibres natTtrelles,

2.A rant tie glisser votre ouvrage softs le pied-de.biche, nrez tes deuxtils et reoonssez-ies d'au mains auatre pouces derriOre l'aFguille; retenez-les en piquant les 3 OFt4 premiers points.

3.Vdritiez ies rdgtages en piquant sltr un petit morceau de tissu que vous allez condre. Le tissu dart _tre en double _patssettr_ Rdglez la longueur du point et la tension qnand vous passez d'un genre de tissu i_ un autre.

4.Pour les eoutztres ordinaires, piacez le ttssu sons ie pied-de-biche de fagon que votre ouvrage sort i_ gattche de l' aiguille, le bard droit s'arr_tant h la ligne de gutdage marquee 5/8".

5, Faites marcher la machine lentement et ?t vitesse r_guliOre. Phts vans appuyez fort sur ta p_dale de la eommande de vitesse, plus ta machine piaue rite.

6.Arr#tez routes les coutTtres, au dYbut et _ latin, en fatsant quelques points en sens inverse,

7.Terminez tottjottrs Fate coutttre avec l'aiguilte en position haute.

8, Gnidez d_licatement le tissu, avant qu'il passe sorts le pied-de-bicbe. Ne tirez pas nit ne poussez pas le tissu de fa£on {zgoner son entrahFement normal par les griffes.

9. Le volant de ia machine doit toujours _tre tonrnd it la main dans le mYme sens: vers vous.

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Sears 385.1883 Avant de commencer, Piquage en arrire, Bottton tont en cousant, Ltehez le botttot pottr piquer en avant
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385.1883 specifications

The Sears 385.1883 is a versatile sewing machine that exemplifies both functionality and reliability, catering to a wide array of sewing enthusiasts from beginners to seasoned professionals. Launched as part of Sears’ broad lineup of household appliances, the 385.1883 quickly became a favorite due to its robust features and ease of use.

One of the standout characteristics of the Sears 385.1883 is its mechanical design, which provides a solid, durable construction. This machine boasts a powerful motor that allows for smooth stitching, ensuring that users can tackle various fabrics, including denim and lightweight materials, with ease. The adjustable speed control enables sewists to tailor their sewing pace according to their comfort and project requirements.

The 385.1883 comes equipped with an array of built-in stitches, offering versatility for different sewing projects. This includes utility stitches for everyday tasks as well as decorative stitches that add flair to garments and craft projects. Users can easily switch between stitches through a simple dial mechanism, making it accessible even for those new to sewing.

Another notable feature is the sewing machine's automatic needle threader, which significantly reduces the time and frustration typically associated with threading needles. This function is particularly beneficial for those who may struggle with manual threading.

Moreover, the 385.1883 includes a top drop-in bobbin system, enhancing the ease of use during bobbin changes. This system allows for quick and hassle-free setup, enabling users to focus on their sewing rather than technical frustrations. The transparent bobbin cover also makes it easy to monitor thread supply.

For added convenience, the machine features multiple presser feet that cater to various sewing techniques. Whether it’s a zipper foot, buttonhole foot, or walking foot, users have the right tools at their disposal for different projects. Additionally, the included free arm feature simplifies the process of sewing sleeves and cuffs, providing flexibility in garment construction.

Overall, the Sears 385.1883 sewing machine is a well-rounded option, combining practicality with advanced sewing technology. Its reliability, user-friendly design, and comprehensive range of features make it an ideal choice for anyone looking to explore their sewing skills or complete personal sewing projects with ease.
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