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Zigzag, sewing

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Zigzag foot Needle: normally 80 at times 70-100 depending on the material and thread Thread: adapted to the fabric sewn if possible 50 WO, mftwak Wm. :ware 1111.11P monygm amiprig. tr"2.=NA". ' *****6 • ure. MOON, Mn V. IMMO Guide the cut edge under the centre of the foot so that the needle actually goes once into the material and once outside. As a general rule the following is valid: zigzag not too wide, stitch length not too long. First trim the edge neatly. 18 Zigzag sowing Set zigzag width according to work and material. Finishing Edges Zigzag: 212/ -4 Stitch length: 1 -2 Needle position: centre Automatic: zigzag VWWWV Drop feed control: sewing If you guide the work like this: From the front, close to the foot, fingers on the edge, you will easily get a neat finish. Zigzag sewing

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Zigzag
sewing
Zigzag
foot
Needle:
normally
80
at
times
70-100
depending
on
the
material
and
thread
Thread:
adapted
to
the
fabric
sewn
if
possible
50
18
Zigzag
sowing
Set
zigzag
width
material.
Finishing
Edges
Zigzag:
Stitch
length:
Needle
position:
Automatic:
Drop
feed
control:
sewing
according
to
work
and
2
1
/
2
-4
1
—2
centre
zigzag
VWWWV
WO,
mftwak
Wm.
:ware.:.,
....
".••1111.11P
monygm
amiprig.
tr"2.=NA"
. '
*****6
•
ure.
MOON,
Mn
•••••
".'"V.
IMMO
Guide
the
cut
edge
under
the
centre
of
the
foot
so
that
the
needle
actually
goes
once
into
the
material
and
once
outside.
As
a
general
rule
the
following
is
valid:
zigzag
not
too
wide,
stitch
length
not
too
long.
First
trim
the
edge
neatly.
If
you
guide
the
work
like
this:
From
the
front,
close
to
the
foot,
fingers
on
the
edge,
you
will
easily
get
a
neat
finish.