Bernina Artista 730E User Guide - Page 70

Cover the First Rows - hoop size

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Manual Darning Stitch: Neddle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Straight stitch No. 1 size and type suitable for the fabric selected lightweight darning thread down (darning position) Darning foot No. 9 (optional accessory) Manual Darning • darning holes or worn areas • replaces threads with the lengthwise and the crosswise grains in all fabrics Preparation ™ stretch fabric into darning hoop (optional acces- sory) to prevent distortion ™ use of the slide-on table is recommended Sewing ™ move the darning hoop smoothly by hand ™ work from left to right without using pressure ™ when changing direction on top and on bottom, move in curves (avoid points as this prevents holes and thread breakage) ™ work in different length so that the thread is «lost» in the fabric Note: Place suitable material under a large area. 1. Stitch Over the Hole ™ sew the first rows to cover the hole (not too close, sewing beyond the worn area) ™ work the rows in irregular lengths ™ turn work by a quarter turn - 90° 2. Cover the First Rows ™ sew over the first rows - not too close for a soft finish ™ turn work by a half turn -180° 1 3. Complete Darning ™ loosely and in same direction as 2nd rows TIP Poor stitch formation • if the thread is lying on the right TIP Thread breaks If thread breakage is a problem, it 2 side of the fabric, the hoop is could be that the hoop is not being being moved too quickly moved smoothly. • if there are knots on the wrong side of the fabric, the hoop is being moved too slowly 3 68 Practical Stitches - Applications

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Practical Stitches – Applications
Manual Darning
TIP
Thread breaks
If thread breakage is a problem, it
could be that the hoop is not being
moved smoothly.
Stitch:
Neddle:
Thread:
Feed dog:
Presser foot:
Straight stitch No. 1
size and type suitable for the fabric selected
lightweight darning thread
down (darning position)
Darning foot No. 9 (optional accessory)
Manual Darning
darning holes or worn areas
replaces threads with the lengthwise and the
crosswise grains in all fabrics
Preparation
stretch fabric into darning hoop (optional acces-
sory) to prevent distortion
use of the slide-on table is recommended
Sewing
move the darning hoop smoothly by hand
work from left to right without using pressure
when changing direction on top and on bottom,
move in curves (avoid points as this prevents
holes and thread breakage)
work in different length so that the thread is
«lost» in the fabric
1. Stitch Over the Hole
sew the first rows to cover the hole (not too
close, sewing beyond the worn area)
work the rows in irregular lengths
turn work by a quarter turn – 90°
2. Cover the First Rows
sew over the first rows – not too close for a soft
finish
turn work by a half turn –180°
3. Complete Darning
loosely and in same direction as 2nd rows
Note:
Place suitable material
under a large area.
TIP
Poor stitch formation
if the thread is lying on the right
side of the fabric, the hoop is
being moved too quickly
if there are knots on the wrong
side of the fabric, the hoop is
being moved too slowly
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