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Button, Sewing

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Button Sewing STITCH LENGTH STITCH WIDTH NEEDLE POSITION PRESSER FOOT NEEDLE PRESSURE ADJUSTER : 0 : According to the distance of holes : L or R : Zigzag : Single : Middle 1. Place button between the presser foot and material. 2. Control zigzag width to suit the distance of the holes of button. 3. Lower the presser foot and check if the needle enters into both holes of button without any obstruction. 4. Slowly sew about 10 stitches. 5. Stop machine and raise needle from the material. 6. Remove from machine. Cut upper and lower threads and with normal sewing needle, sew threads through to back of button and tie. Kit BUTTON FITTING WITH THREAD SHANK You will often need the thread shank of button for heavier materials. 1. Place a needle on the button as illust• rated and sew as regular method of button fitting. 2. After about 10 stitches, remove the fabric from the machine, leaving upper thread little longer in order to form a thread shank. 3. Pull upper thread between the button and the material through the hole of button and upper thread tightly around the stitches. 4. Fasten the thread ends. - 23 -

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Button
Sewing
STITCH
LENGTH
STITCH
WIDTH
NEEDLE
POSITION
PRESSER
FOOT
NEEDLE
PRESSURE
ADJUSTER
:
0
:
According
to
the
distance
of
holes
:
L
or
R
:
Zigzag
:
Single
:
Middle
Kit
1.
Place
button
between
the
presser
foot
and
material.
2.
Control
zigzag
width
to
suit
the
distance
of
the
holes
of
button.
3.
Lower
the
presser
foot
and
check
if
the
needle
enters
into
both
holes
of
button
without
any
obstruction.
4.
Slowly
sew
about
10
stitches.
5.
Stop
machine
and
raise
needle
from
the
material.
6.
Remove
from
machine.
Cut
upper
and
lower
threads
and
with
normal
sewing
needle,
sew
threads
through
to
back
of
button
and
tie.
BUTTON
FITTING
WITH
THREAD
SHANK
You
will
often
need
the
thread
shank
of
button
for
heavier
materials.
1.
Place
a
needle
on
the
button
as
illust•
rated
and
sew
as
regular
method
of
button
fitting.
2.
After
about
10
stitches,
remove
the
fabric
from
the
machine,
leaving
upper
thread
little
longer
in
order
to
form
a
thread
shank.
3.
Pull
upper
thread
between
the
button
and
the
material
through
the
hole
of
button
and
upper
thread
tightly
around
the
stitches.
4.
Fasten
the
thread
ends.
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