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Applique

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Applique work Embroidery foot 030 Needles: 80-70 Thread: Embroidery thread No. 50 Automatic: zigzag WNVW,f (1) Needle position: centre Drop feed control: sewing Guiding with the frame: The left hand Guiding without frame: -You can only Working sequence must hold the frame steady, because guide the work it it is held lightly." often the frame is guided during sew- Nevertheless, It is essential to hold the Preparation: Trace design on the ing with this hand only. material itself rather taut. This is the wrong side of the material with the aid only way the work can be turned as the of special tracing paper. See that the design requires. motive is in revorse. The design can also be traced onto iron-on Vilene and the Vilene ironed on to the wrong side of the material. (Especially recom- mended for rough and irregularly wo- ven fabrics are difficult to draw on.) If a design that is to be used often trace on thin Vilene and then transfer it onto the material. Vilene can be tacked on to a garment to stiffen it it desired. 1st run: Stitch width: Stitch length: 'h-1 1/4 -,/≥ Correct: Place thumbs under the mate- Tack material for applique onto the rial. Make a fold if the piece of work is right side. large (see diagram). Guide near the 1. Sew along the traced lines on the presser foot. wrong side. Guiding the work 2. Turn to right side and cut away neatly along the sown lines any surplus applique material. (At the same time remove the frame.) Hold scissors correctly. You may work with or without the First put your hand in the position as Scn frame; however, taut material can be when darning. Then draw forefinger guided more easily. back to the inner edge of the frame. Extend the middle and rings fingers. Important: The machine feeds automa- Your hand now has complete control of tically but only in a straight line. For the frame and the best possible free- curves the work must be guided by dom of movement. hand i. e. the frame or the material must be lightly held by one or both Notice: Do not place the forefinger par- hands and should not be pressed onto allel to the thumb, otherwise the move- Incorrect: This way is Incorrect the sewing table. ment of your hand will be restricted. pressure on the work will result. 2nd run: Stitch width: Stitch length: 112/ almost 0 Cover the cut edge on the right side with Satin Stitch. Sew corners and small curves. stitch by stitch (using as hand wheel). Finish by tracing the lines through that were not appliqued and sew from the right side. 42

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Applique
work
Embroidery
foot
030
Needles:
80-70
Thread:
Embroidery
thread
No.
50
Automatic:
zigzag
WNVW,f
(1)
Needle
position:
centre
Drop
feed
control:
sewing
Guiding
the
work
You
may
work
with
or
without
the
frame;
however,
taut
material
can
be
guided
more
easily.
Important:
The
machine
feeds
automa-
tically
but
only
in
a
straight
line.
For
curves
the
work
must
be
guided
by
hand
i.
e.
the
frame
or
the
material
must
be
lightly
held
by
one
or
both
hands
and
should
not
be
pressed
onto
the
sewing
table.
Guiding
with
the
frame:
The
left
hand
must
hold
the
frame
steady,
because
often
the
frame
is
guided
during
sew-
ing
with
this
hand
only.
First
put
your
hand
in
the
position
as
when
darning.
Then
draw
forefinger
back
to
the
inner
edge
of
the
frame.
Extend
the
middle
and
rings
fingers.
Your
hand
now
has
complete
control
of
the
frame
and
the
best
possible
free-
dom
of
movement.
Notice:
Do
not
place
the
forefinger
par-
allel
to
the
thumb,
otherwise
the
move-
ment
of
your
hand
will
be
restricted.
Guiding
without
frame:
-You
can
only
guide
the
work
it
it
is
held
lightly.”
Nevertheless,
It
is
essential
to
hold
the
material
itself
rather
taut.
This
is
the
only
way
the
work
can
be
turned
as
the
design
requires.
Correct:
Place
thumbs
under
the
mate-
rial.
Make
a
fold
if
the
piece
of
work
is
large
(see
diagram).
Guide
near
the
presser
foot.
Scn
Incorrect:
This
way
is
Incorrect
as
pressure
on
the
work
will
result.
Working
sequence
Preparation:
Trace
design
on
the
wrong
side
of
the
material
with
the
aid
of
special
tracing
paper.
See
that
the
motive
is
in
revorse.
The
design
can
also
be
traced
onto
iron
-on
Vilene
and
the
Vilene
ironed
on
to
the
wrong
side
of
the
material.
(Especially
recom-
mended
for
rough
and
irregularly
wo-
ven
fabrics
are
difficult
to
draw
on.)
If
a
design
that
is
to
be
used
often
trace
on
thin
Vilene
and
then
transfer
it
onto
the
material.
Vilene
can
be
tacked
on
to
a
garment
to
stiffen
it
it
desired.
1st
run:
Stitch
width:
'h-1
Stitch
length:
1
/
4
,
/≥
Tack
material
for
applique
onto
the
right
side.
1.
Sew
along
the
traced
lines
on
the
wrong
side.
2.
Turn
to
right
side
and
cut
away
neatly
along
the
sown
lines
any
surplus
applique
material.
(At
the
same
time
remove
the
frame.)
Hold
scissors
cor-
rectly.
2nd
run:
Stitch
width:
Stitch
length:
1
1
/
2
almost
0
Cover
the
cut
edge
on
the
right
side
with
Satin
Stitch.
Sew
corners
and
small
curves.
stitch
by
stitch
(using
hand
wheel).
Finish
by
tracing
the
lines
through
that
were
not
appliqued
and
sew
from
the
right
side.
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