White W2500 manual Corded Overlock

CORDED

OVERLOCK

Corded

overlock can

be

used to

strengthen shoulder,

sleeve

or

side

seams

when joining or

making

up knitted

garments.

As

a

decorative

feature

you

can use

knitting yarn of

contrasting

colours to further

enhance your

garment.

Your

machine

is

equipped with

a

presser

foot which

has

been

designed

to

feed your cord

or yarn

to

the left of

the safety

stitch

or

to

the

right.

Follow

instructions

as

follows:

1.

Place

a

“filler”

cord,

such

as

a

crochet

cotton,

gimp,

wool,

knitting yarn, or shirring

elastic

at

the

rear

of the

machine spool pin.

Pass the

cord

through the

cord

guides

(1)

and

(2)

and

then through the

left

needle thread

guide

(3).

See

Fig.

1.

2.

Insert

the

cord

through

either

the front

or

rear

hole

(according

to

3),

in

the operation,

see diagrams

Figures

2

and

the

presser foot and

pass

it

under and to the

rear of

the

foot.

3.

Place

the

material

to

be

sewn

as

normal.

Start at

slow

speed

observing if

cord is

feeding

correctly

and

increase

speed as

needed.

FOR JOINING

SHOULDERS

OR

SLEEVES,

pass the

cord

through

the

front hole,

ensuring

that

it is fixed

between

the

left

and

right

needle threads

as

it is

guided through

the

front

hole.

(Fig.

2).

Fig. 2

FOR

JOINING

SIDE SEAMS,

pass

the cord

through the

rear hole,

ensuring it is

positioned

to the

right needle thread.

(Fig.

3).

FOR

DECORATIVE

EFFECTS,

you

may pass

contrasting

colours

either through the

front or

rear hole

or

if you desire,

pass

cord

or

yarn through

each

hole.

FOR

MAKING

WAVED

HEM

WITH

GUT (Fig. 4),

pass

the

gut through

the

rear hole

and

start

ROLL HEMMING

(See

page

34).

This

is

used

for

the

hem of skirt,

etc.

Fig.

3

Fig.

4