Brother International ULT-2001 Users Manual - English - Page 126

Buttonholes Buttonholes will sew from the front to back of the buttonhole foot. For best results, place horizontal positioned buttonhole to sew on the garment from the center to the edge of the placket. 1. Select a stitch pattern, and attach buttonhole foot "A". Narrow rounded buttonhole on light to medium weight fabric *2 Wide round ended buttonhole on medium weight fabric with extra space for larger buttons *2 Tapered reinforced waist closure buttonhole on medium to heavyweight fabrics*3 Round ended buttonhole with reinforced bar tack in heavyweight fabrics *3 Round ended buttonhole with reinforced bar tack in heavyweight fabrics *3 Round double ended buttonhole for fine medium to heavyweight fabrics *1 Narrow squared buttonhole for light and medium weight fabrics *1 Wide squared buttonhole for light to medium weight fabric with extra space for larger decorative buttons*1 *1 For use on low stress or decorative applications *2 For use on average stress applications *3 For use on high stress or utility applications Squared heavy-duty buttonhole with reinforced bar tacks in medium to heavyweight fabrics *3 Stretch buttonhole with reinforced bar tacks in light to medium weight stretch fabrics, medium to heavyweight tightly woven fabrics, heavyweight fabrics with stretch fabrics *2 Heirloom buttonhole for light to medium weight stretch fabric. Designed to stretch with and stabilize the base fabric *3 Bound buttonhole the first step in making bound buttonholes For tailored and/or decorative front closures Keyhole buttonhole in heavyweight fabrics for larger flat buttons *2 Tapered keyhole buttonhole in medium to heavyweight fabrics for larger flat buttons *2 Keyhole buttonhole with reinforcement in heavyweight fabrics for larger flat buttons *3 Sewing Utility Stitches 3-53 CONTENTS 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - ?! Index