Zigzag foot 000 Needle: ‘ormally 80 at times 70-100 sewing and securing threads ing push stiteh length (where no numbers le (20) center Own E14) and AW. (15) Oe @® ® Noedle position With the needie position knob 2% ® a @ For normal In the center. ing the needle remains @ a @ideo diced died imal oad duc ed ll diet llc ses tle Jibs ® eH OD waft wo oeae oe ww ww Zigzag sewing ow» ® jepending on the material and thread Thread: adapted to te Zigzag s—— Sot zigzag width (#19) according to work and materi Feed control: outside. ‘goes once into the material and o neat finish. mamnunnwawnnnnnna NVA Vann AAV | =| Automatic stitches i i I SM a Noodle: 80-70 Embroidery thread: 30 Embyoldery foot 080 77 tact nang get tata PRR RE PA PU | "REY AR Tener PAA VRE V/A AREY V/V ARV VN Feed control: + When embroidering always use the slide-on sewing table By turning the stitch length knob (22) the satin stitch spacing can be finely regulated. 0 that the work can enter evenly under the foot. Pushing (See also page 8) or pulling produces irregular pattems. end AW (HF 18) ma Paper underlay when needed 7 € fe le le le le e le le e e ; .. le e « |e e le « € ‘Automatic patterns Pattern ind \\—4}- ERERRININVA | Giterent peters fogetners ++ 000 Note: Use “spray starch” when fabric permits using it. This works very well and it is not necessary to use paper under. - neath,Hems on Jersey material The Waving of Jersey To prevent the Jersey from waving, guide an extra thread inside the zigzag, for homs but whenever jersey 188, ©. 9, patching, oversewing, Press with a damp cloth before remov- ing the extra thread. Zigzag toot 000 Needle: 8070 , because you obscure the 18 work. Hems for Jersey underwear Needle position: (4420) center D www (414) and MW (315) Single turnedin hems Stitch width: (19) 3 Stitch length: (#22) 1% Double turned-in hems Stiteh width: Stitch lengt But like this: This way the view is clear ‘and the work can be guided easily. ‘The thread can also be guided through the hole in the needle plate like pintuck See page 51. (Especially useful for a large patch.)a Patching Jersey Lidl da fall Zigzag foot 000 Needle: 80-70 Thread: 30 oF 80 fib fibrendh Patching Jersey How not to hold the scissors Whenever you have to trim clase to a zigzag the scissors should not be held like this (with the backs of the hands towards you). There is a risk thet you might cut into the stitches. baal Whenever possible make the patches In round shapes. Usb dial Jersey use the extra thread to avoid waving, Afterwards cut the damaged piece out Ng side, (Hold the scissors This way is much oasi the scissors quite fl scissors. The thumb ‘seam just where the Im of the hand towards you holding Cut only with the points of the 19 left hand should be close to the iseors aro cutting. scales When square patches are unavoidable at least the comers should be rounded, thalElastic seams on Jersey € i : fe Seams on Jersey ej SSS OF Needle position: center ia & C Ssmiae i pa 7 B | : a won (314) le | 8 13 3 steel and MW (GE 15) ei | le 7 : Zigzag foot 000 : ‘| e ; le Needto: 89-70 | 5 EE | | taponett Gut cages mat be on le Thread: 30 Pael § g i L_. aa § |s ee | | Flat Seam — Cotton Jersey Underwear \@ Four important points when sewing gf 8 3 in up at one presser foot width. | sersey 36 z é } ie 4. Baste always with damming thread. | =f ae aah aad | 2. Use only a perfect needle, A blunt # neadie leaves holes. ———— To finish off cut the remaining material. Hold the le 3. Use fine mercerised thread. = = —— 4, Press each seam after sewing and | not all seams together when the Gusset Seam a work is completed . Stitch length: 11/2 - in the pieces toge the double layer (gusset) lee protruding about % inch. Sew at one presser foot width | from the inner edge. le 7 2nd run I 2 | Sen nit 9: toh tength 1-1 « 3 | Press the whole seam towards single layer of Jersey and 3 Sew at one presser foot with along fre seam on Hah side. |e z | Hin be toninge, Hot stssos covesty = 3 Seams for Knitted Fabrics: i€ £ Dresses — Skirts — Sweaters le 3 Sitch width: 1 GF 19) Sten lenath: 1 (i 22) Knitted fabries can be ke other materials. Seams L eat fre prossed open but remain stretchy.Very elastic seams Universal stitch (Ne-3) and 1-20 Lay cut edges approxi ‘each other, then oversé ly te" over sdges. b 6 6 6 @ @ Basalt bcd teal ‘Stretch seam for ski trousers and very elastic fabrics Stretch seam as hem only for Jersey underwear. ‘Stitoh width: (# 19) 3-4 Stiteh lengtn: (4422) approx. 3% Automatic: Siroteh (Nr. 4) ‘and 120 (lever 15) Needle position: center Feed control aw Iron hem. (Do not turn under the edge) Measure depth of hem and then sew. (Lay the work under the presser foot 60 that the somewhat wider zigzag stitch ie dlrected towards the odge of the by cutting away surplus fabrig on the sown edge 7| | | Overlock The lowing point must be observed ok sewing Synthetic fabrics should always be sewn with a synthetic thread. Overlock seam | Feed contra ‘The overlock seam is used for sewing together and neatening in one operation. Warning: material edge must fie to the right A * 1 aay7 Shell Edging Stitch width: (#18) 4 Stitch length: (4 22) 1 Needle position: (#20) center Automatic: blindstiten (Patiern No. 1) and lever No. 15 at 1-20 2 Ceoeaae = a Elastic band Feed contol: Place folded edge to the left as for quick seam: Zigzag foot 000 Needle: 80-70 Thread: 50 a a |Elastic band Lace on Jerse 3 eth: (419) Whe a G2) 11% ots jon: ($20) center jon: (#20) center jm | Avtomat Universal stitch Automatic: WWM end HAW Feed control se ag Feed conte Pin orbaste laceon and sew straight | The zigzag ‘on with zigzag. Trim off surpl as the elast wrong side along zigzag. Hold the a scissors correctly The easiest way when sewing Jer- sey is to gather It up first, sowing {ong straight stitches, then draw the under thread and pull work up to dosired length. After this, pin on the elastic and sew It with zigzag. Trim off surplus jal on the wrong side. (Hold the scissors correctly.) z § CT iw (acacia baal anesthe ld il dialled Diced dindnaad Nina nid dosed Oren aah ea teed itd a 3' Edgings ll | Zigzag foot 000 Needle: 80-70 ‘Thread: 50 Lace (and insertion) in material || Nesate position: #20) center | Automat Ow (HE 14) ried MON (3515) Feed control: ‘Stitch length: (#22) about =! Fold turing to wrong side against straight stitch and press. Sew a zigzag seam over the straight stitch. Then cut off the turnings along the zigzag seam. | Hold the scissors correctly. Narrow edging Needle pos ‘Automatic: (www (4 14) and MV (E15) Feed control an w press turnings. Sew zigzag over this pressed 19. (Guide work as for oversewing. ings. Hold scissors correctly. * PR RHR TTT HSH eH TH o® ®® w®dill S66 OFDM H HDHD HO Ow ow wh ho Af Gao cual ual Gd duis dy id Jrbvooddes = *Elastic thread Gathering of material Embroidery foot 03 Needle: 80 Thread: 80-50 Applying elastic thread 2 2 (420) center Ow (ie 14) sl and iw GE 18) Automatic: (#14) OWWNWW and MMW (#18) Feed control: a Pearl Cord ‘Thread the elastic through the hole in the embroidery foot and pull it while sewing. The more you pl When doing it on sooks do not pull the elastic too much, Normal gathering Short pieces or sheer fabrics can also be gathered way: Sow two rows of str threads and gather up then hold both bottom red width, weBlind hem stitch Blindstiteh foot 016 Needle: 80-70 Darning thread: 60 Basic Setting ‘Oversew and prepare the hem as dia~ gram, baste with machine or by hand a 4" from edge and press. 8