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Automatic Buttonhole (Continued) f (19 Marked buttonhole on fabric ,_ Center marking on buttonhole foot (33 Measure marking on the guide plate ,_4_Fabric Mark the buttonhole position carefully on the fabric. Place the fabric behind the machine; insert the fabric between the guide plate and the buttonhole foot as illustrated. Align the marked buttonhole (l_with the center marking on the buttonhole foot(2). Line up the fabric edge with the measure marking on the guide plate (3_just in front of the buttonhole foot as shown. Pierce the fabric with the needle at the beginning of the buttonhole. NOTE: If you want buttonholes to be sewn at 1/2" (1.2 cm) from the fabric edge, line up the fabric with the 1/2" marking or the guide plate each time you start to sew a buttonhole. Interfacing is recommended when making buttonholes. If fabric does not feed smoothly from the start, increase the stitch length. Lower the buttonhole foot. Start sewing slowly. Allow the machine to do the work by itself, i.e., do not try to guide fabric. Stop sewing when the needle returns to its original position. To release the buttonhole base plate, pull the lever toward you and lift the base plate off the machine. "D adjust stitch density F (1_ Fine stitches for lightweight fabrics _2_S, titch length between 3 and 4 :(3_Coarse stitches for heavyweight fabrics Stitch density is altered by setting the stitch length between 3 and 4. =.7.... o__.._..=_22T, ( J -x s_ ,. j 9O

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Automatic
Buttonhole
(Continued)
(19 Marked buttonhole
on fabric
,_
Center marking on buttonhole
foot
(33
Measure marking
on the guide plate
,_4_Fabric
Mark the buttonhole
position carefully
on the fabric.
Place
the fabric behind the machine;
insert the fabric between the
guide plate and the buttonhole
foot as illustrated.
Align the
marked buttonhole (l_with
the center marking on the
buttonhole
foot(2).
Line up the fabric edge with the
measure
marking on the guide plate (3_just in front of the
buttonhole
foot as shown.
Pierce the fabric with the needle
at the beginning
of the buttonhole.
NOTE:
If you want buttonholes
to be sewn at 1/2"
(1.2 cm) from
the fabric edge, line up the fabric with the 1/2"
marking or
the guide plate each time you start to sew a buttonhole.
Interfacing
is recommended
when making buttonholes.
If
fabric does not feed smoothly from the start, increase the
stitch length.
Lower the buttonhole
foot. Start sewing slowly. Allow the
machine to do the work by itself, i.e., do not try to guide
fabric.
Stop sewing when the needle returns to its original
position. To release the buttonhole
base plate, pull the lever
toward you and lift the base plate off the machine.
"D adjust
stitch
density
(1_
Fine stitches for lightweight
fabrics
_2_,
Stitch length between
3 and 4
:(3_Coarse stitches for heavyweight
fabrics
Stitch density is altered by setting the stitch length between
3 and 4.
f
F
=7
.....
o___=
....
_22T,
(
s_
J
-x
,.
j
9O