White 1570 manual TURN-AROUND Buttonholes, Pre

TURN-AROUND

BUTTONHOLES

It

is

possible

to

make

small

and dainty

but

tonholes

if

you

desire or

repair damaged

but

tonholes.

This entails

a slight shifting of

the

cloth

but with some practice,

good buttonholes

can be

achieved.

on

the

1.

Mark

the

length

of

the buttonhole

cloth as

shown

in

figure.

2.

Set

the

needle

position

to

the

left and

your

stitch

length

dial

near

“1/4” or

the

density

your desire.

3.

Choose the desired

width of

your buttonhole.

Examp

e:

if

you

want

a

buttonhole with

a

width

of# 3

setting

on

the

stitch width

dial,

divide

this

setting

in

half, or

11/2

4.

Start

at your marked position,

sew down on

the

left

side of

buttonhole

to

the other

end

of marking.

Leave

the

needle

in

the

cloth

at

the

right

side

of

stitches

and

rotate

your

cloth.

Lift

the

presser

foot

and slide

the

bottom

of

the foot

back to

the

front.

5.

Lower

the

foot

and

raise

the needle.

Reset

your

stitch width

dial to bartack, in

this

case

the

if

3 setting.

stitches.

sew several

6.

Riase

the

needle,

reset the zigzag

width

to

the

initial

setting,

in this

case

1-1/2 and

sew

the

other

side

of

buttonhole

to

your

mark,

then repeat your

bartack

(5).

7.

Lock

thread

by

stitching

a

few

stitches

at

0

width.

Cut

buttonhole

as

indicated

pre

viously.

When

using

this

method

over

a

buttonhole

which

has

already

been slit or

damaged, be

sure

to

hold

the

buttonhole

open

and allow

the

needle to

go

off

the

edge

of the

fabric.

Step

4

is

all

that may

be

needed

to repair

damaged

buttonholes.

4

-1-

I

Pdirerr,	“i/,
Length:	0—	1

Width:	2-b-2.-5-O
Special	stitch selector
Pressure: Normel
Foot: Buttonho’e

Strectch stitch

pwar

Step

1

Step

2

Step

3

Step

4

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