Buttonholes
Set the Machine
Shtch selector
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2 _4"
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Stitch tength
Blue Zone G:::/
Top thread tension 0 controt ] to 5
£_%ttonhole | guide foot |
1.a. Carefulfy mark the buttonhole length on your garment,
b.Change to the buttonhole guide foot.
c, insert the garment under the
foot with the buttonhole mark-
ing running toward you,
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garment.
c. Lower the presser foot.
NOTE: The markings on the slider are engraved m centimeters.
Adjusting the Stitch Density
Depending upon your fabric or your
own preference in buttonholes, you
may alter the buttonhole stitch
density within the blue buttonhole range on the stitch length dial.
1. For less density, turn the diat toward "24"
2. For more density, turn the dial toward "0",
NOTE: Always make a practice but- tonhole on a scrap fabric you plan to use to find the more suitable stitch length.
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