Bernina 830LE Manual - Page 86

Practical Applications

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Practical Applications Practical Stitches Straight Stitch no. 1 Straight Stitch ► after turning the sewing computer on, the Practical Stitch screen with the activated straight stitch appears ► for specialty work, program the seam length using the stitch counter function, see page 32 Application ► suitable presser foot to be selected according to the technique, e.g. manual darning ► suitable for all fabrics Adjust the stitch length to suit the fabric For example, use a longer stitch length (approximately 3 - 4mm) with denim, a shorter length (2 - 2.5mm) with batiste. Adjust the stitch length to suit the thread For example, use a longer stitch length (approximately 3 - 5mm) when using cordonnet thread for topstitching. Activate Needle Stop Down Prevents the fabric from slipping when you stop to adjust or pivot project. ► Reverse pattern foot no. 1C / 1D Basting Stitch no. 21 Basting Stitch ► straight stitch, sews out every fourth stitch, i.e. longest stitch possible is 24mm when the stitch length is set at 6mm. Recommended stitch length is 3.5 - 6mm ► for all work where a very long stitch is required ► quick and easy basting of seams, hems, quilts, etc. ► easy to remove Preparation ► pin work horizontally to basting direction to prevent the layers slipping Securing/fixing the thread ► sew a few basting stitches at the beginning and end of a seam Basting ► use a fine darning thread for basting as it is easier to remove ► Reverse pattern foot no. 1C / 1D 86

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Practical Applications
Practical Stitches
Straight Stitch no. 1
Straight Stitch
after turning the sewing computer on, the Practical
Stitch screen with the activated straight stitch appears
for specialty work, program the seam length using the
stitch counter function, see page
32
Application
suitable presser foot to be selected according to the
technique, e.g. manual darning
suitable for all fabrics
Basting Stitch no. 21
Basting Stitch
straight stitch, sews out every fourth stitch, i.e. longest
stitch possible is 24mm when the stitch length is set at
6mm. Recommended stitch length is 3.5 - 6mm
for all work where a very long stitch is required
quick and easy basting of seams, hems, quilts, etc.
easy to remove
Preparation
pin work horizontally to basting direction to prevent the
layers slipping
Reverse pattern foot no. 1C / 1D
Reverse pattern foot no. 1C / 1D
Adjust the stitch length to suit the fabric
For example, use a longer stitch length
(approximately 3 - 4mm) with denim, a
shorter length (2 - 2.5mm) with batiste.
Adjust the stitch length to suit the thread
For example, use a longer stitch length
(approximately 3 - 5mm) when using cordon-
net thread for topstitching.
Activate Needle Stop Down
Prevents the fabric from slipping when you
stop to adjust or pivot project.
A
F
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Securing/fixing the thread
sew a few basting stitches at the beginning
and end of a seam
Basting
use a fine darning thread for basting as it is
easier to remove
B