Bernina 810 Manual - Page 45

Satin Stitch embroidery RAltfl Embroidery foot 030 Needle: 80 Thread: Embroidery thread No. 30 Stitch width: 4 Stitch length: Satin Stitch Automatic: zigzag WAMAN (1) Needle position: centre Drop feed control: sewing Remember the following when embroidering over satin stitch and ornamental stitch seams: The stitch length for embroidery is to be adjusted to a short length. The material may block progress when the foot moves over a seam already embroidered. By guiding the work close to the foot and assisting its movement the difficulty can be removed. If the foot is almost over the edge of the seam, hold the material back a little otherwise the foot will glide away and this will result In a long stitch (which will look as if a mistake has been made). Satin Stitch corners Broder scallops Preparation: Draw the scallops with the aid of a cardboard stencil onto the ma1. Open corner: Sew until a space the terial. Mark all the corners with white width of the stitch is left in the corner. crayon. Underlay with paper. Place needle on the inside work and continue sewing. edge. Turn 1st run: Stitch width: 4 2. Closed, oversewn corner: Sew to the Stitch length: almost 0 corner. Put needle on the outer edge, lift Sew satin stitch seam. Remove paper presser foot and turn work. Lower toot and carefully cut round the scaelops. again and continue sewing (help a little by placing linger near the foot, see em- 2nd run: broidery over satin stitch or embroidery Stitch width: seams). Stitch length: 2t/2-3 1-1'h 3. Corner with diagonal design (rectan- Oversew edge with zigzag. At the same gular): Sew to the corner. Place needle time guide a pearl cord along the edge on the outer edge. Lift foot, turn sewing making sure that it does not slide over work. Needle position, left or right (ac- or under it. cording to design) sew zigzag on 0. Lower foot. Now whilst sewing slowly turn zigzag onto 4 again; sewing slowly' 4. Corner with diagonal design (for festoonery). Needle position left! a) Lay the work under the foot so that the design can be seen in the slot that runs lengthwise. b) Sew to the corner, i. e. till the needle is about to make a stitch from the left on the line drawn to assist you. c) Raise foot, turn work and turn zigzag to 0. Lower foot again. Make sure that the design appears once again in the slot that runs lengthwise. d) During sewing turn the zigzag again slowly onto 4; sew slowly! Note: The machine feeds in a straight line and not in curves. The broder cord must therefore be held straight and the scallop edge must be guided on this straight line. Guide slowly and near the foot.