Bernina 1150MDA Owners Manual - Page 106

Notes, Sergers, Two-Thread Wrapped Edge

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Sergers Two-Thread Wrapped Edge Fabric heavy wool or polar fleece, 5" x 6" Needle 80/12 Universal Thread 1 cone serger thread 1 cone YLI Jeans Stitch Presser Foot standard Stitch wide 2-thread wrapped edge (left or right needle) Attach the Upper Looper Converter) to the upper looper. Note: This is an optional accessory for the 700D. Following the instructions in your owner's manual' thread the serger for a 2-thread wrapped edge using Jeans Stitch in the lower looper. Adjust settings as indicated. Place the fabric under the presser foot and serge along one edge; adjust the differential feed if needed. If the Jeans Stitch does not wrap around the edge completely, the thread tension may be too tight. Reduce the looper thread tension. If the thread still does not wrap, remove the Jeans Stitch thread from the uppermost thread guide and try again. Wrap-stitch the other three edges of the fabric. Use seam sealant to seal the stitching at the corners. When the sealant is dry, trim the thread tails. Return stitch length and thread tension levers to normal. Trim and mount the sample. Mastering Your BERNINA® Notes MASTERING YOUR BERNINA® SERGERS 6/2006 106 ©2006 BERNINA® of America, Inc. Permission to copy and distribute in printed and electronic formats granted only to Authorized BERNINA® Dealers

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Notes
M
ASTERING
Y
OUR
BERNINA
®
S
ERGERS
6/2006
106
©2006 BERNINA
®
of America, Inc.
Permission to copy and distribute in printed and electronic formats granted only to Authorized BERNINA
®
Dealers
Mastering
Your
BERNINA
®
Sergers
Two-Thread Wrapped Edge
Attach the Upper Looper Converter) to the upper looper.
Note: This is an optional accessory for the 700D.
Following the instructions in your owner’s manual’ thread the serger
for a 2-thread wrapped edge using Jeans Stitch in the lower looper.
Adjust settings as indicated.
Place the fabric under the presser foot and serge along one edge; adjust
the differential feed if needed.
If the Jeans Stitch does not wrap around the edge completely, the thread
tension may be too tight. Reduce the looper thread tension.
If the thread still does not wrap, remove the Jeans Stitch thread from the
uppermost thread guide and try again.
Wrap-stitch the other three edges of the fabric.
Use seam sealant to seal the stitching at the corners. When the
sealant is dry, trim the thread tails.
Return stitch length and thread tension levers to normal.
Trim and mount the sample.
Fabric
.................................................
heavy wool or polar fleece, 5” x 6”
Needle
.............................................................................
80/12 Universal
Thread
.....................................................................
1 cone serger thread
............................................................................
1 cone YLI Jeans Stitch
Presser Foot
..............................................................................
standard
Stitch
..........................
wide 2-thread wrapped edge (left
or
right needle)