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Darning, stockings

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After the stitching has thus been completed, continue, as shown in fig. 24 b, to sew a second layer of threads across the first line of stitches, whereby you begin a bit outwards of the already stitched threads. This second layer should be a bit more covering. Finally stitch a few more rows at equal distance apart, in order to fill gaps. This must be done in a very even manner (see fig. 24 e ). Darning stockings Darning stockings is rendered easy and especially convenient thanks to the BERNTNA Darning Attachment. Its operation is indeed very simple. Place the complete attachment for darning stockings on the free arm 25 and set the smaller stud at the shank end into the bore hole of the arm cover at 51). Then lift the inner ring 58 of the darning attachment off the outer ring by pressing the two finger tongues 60 together (see fig. 26). Now pull the stocking over the free arm and the darning apparatus, until the damaged area comes to lie in the middle of the darning ring. It will be advantageous to slide the darning ring as far to the left as possible, in particular if the damaged aera is at the top or heal. Then clamp the inner ring again into the outer ring now covered by the stocking (fig. 26), and make sure that the stocking area is uniformly tightened. 61 51 Fig. 25 Fig. 2G

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After
the
stitching
has
thus
been
completed,
con-
tinue,
as
shown
in
fig.
24
b,
to
sew
a
second
layer
of
threads
across
the
first
line
of
stitches,
whereby
you
begin
a
bit
outwards
of
the
already
stitched
threads.
This
second
layer
should
be
a
bit
more
covering.
Finally
stitch
a
few
more
rows
at
equal
distance
apart,
in
order
to
fill
gaps.
This
must
be
done
in
a
very
even
manner
(see
fig.
24
e
).
Darning
stockings
Darning
stockings
is
rendered
easy
and
especially
convenient
thanks
to
the
BERNTNA
Darning
At-
tachment.
Its
operation
is
indeed
very
simple.
Place
the
complete
attachment
for
darning
stockings
on
the
free
arm
25
and
set
the
smaller
stud
at
the
shank
end
into
the
bore
hole
of
the
arm
cover
at
51).
Then
lift
the
inner
ring
58
of
the
darning
attach-
ment
off
the
outer
ring
by
pressing
the
two
finger
tongues
60
together
(see
fig.
26).
Now
pull
the
stocking
over
the
free
arm
and
the
darning
appara-
tus,
until
the
damaged
area
comes
to
lie
in
the
middle
of
the
darning
ring.
It
will
be
advantageous
to
slide
the
darning
ring
as
far
to
the
left
as
possible,
in
particular
if
the
da-
maged
aera
is
at
the
top
or
heal.
Then
clamp
the
inner
ring
again
into
the
outer
ring
now
covered
by
the
stocking
(fig.
26),
and
make
sure
that
the
stocking
area
is
uniformly
tightened.
61
51
Fig.
25
Fig.
2G