Bias Gauge | Singer CLASS 99 guide

Class 99 & 99K

THE BIAS GAUGE

The Bias Gauge is very useful (especially in the case of soft materials) when cutting bias strips from 7/16 inch to 1-3/8 inches in width. This is done by placing the bias gauge upon the point of the scissors and setting the blued indicator to the width desired. The line F is the point at which to set the blued indicator for facings, the line B for bindings, and the line C for cording or piping.

Insert The material in the gauge with the edge against the blued indicator, and hold as shown at right.

Bias binding should be cut 15/16 inch wide, and to do this the indicator should be set midway between the lines F and B.

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Contents

Class 99 & 99K Sewing Machines Sewing Suggestions Table of Contents Instructions for Operating the Machine Light Electrical Information To Insert New Bulb To Remove Bulb If the Machine is Electrically Operated To Operate the Hand Machine If the Machine is Hand Operated Belt Shifter If the Machine is Treadle Operated Protection Against Rust Damage To Oil the Machine and Stand Class 99 & 99K Needles and Thread To Set the Needle Upper Threading To Remove the Bobbin To Wind the Bobbin Class 99 & 99K To Replace the Bobbin Class 99 & 99K To Prepare for Sewing To Start Sewing To Start Sewing Basting To Turn a CornerTo Sew Bias Seams To Remove the Work To Reverse the Direction of Feed To Regulate Length of Stitch Thread Tension To Regulate Pressure on Presser Foot To Regulate Needle Thread Tension To Regulate Needle Thread Tension To Regulate Bobbin Thread Tension Bobbin Thread Tension Table of Contents Previous Page Next To Adjust the Tension on the Thread Take-up Spring To Adjust the Needle Thread TensionTo Adjust the Bobbin Thread Tension To Remove the Bobbin Case To Clean the Stitch Forming Mechanism Raising the Bobbin Case Latch Removing the Bobbin Case To Replace Bobbin Case Sewing Suggestions To Replace Slide PlateBreaking of Needles Might be Caused by Breaking of Bobbin Thread Might be Caused by Breaking of Needle Thread Might be Caused bySkipping of Stitches Might be Caused by Class 99 & 99K Applications Foot HemmerHemming Hemmed Seams Lace Applied over Hem Hemming with Lace Inserting the Binding Binder Adjustment and Operation Binder Inside Curves Binding Curved EdgesOutside Curves Shirring Gathering Foot Ruffler Adjusting Points Gathering Forming and Attaching a Ruffle in One Operation Group Pleating Pleating Seam Guide Zipper Foot Skirt Zipper Corded Welting Corded Seams Buttonholer Fashion AidsBlind Stitcher Bias Gauge Joining Lace and Insertion EDGE-STITCHER Tucking French Seams Quilter To make hems from 3/16 to 15/16 inch wide Adjustable HemmerWide Hemming Tucker Darning or Embroidering Needles Darning or Embroidering