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___ Upper and bobbin thread: machine em broidery and darning cotton No. 50. Zig zag width: 2. Needle position: left. Detach the sewing foot and lower the feed dog. Place the hole embroidery plate onto the needle plate from the front in such a way that its spring tongue will go into the corresponding cut-out provided at the front edge of the needle plate. Stretch the material in the hoop and make a tiny cross-cut in the material so that the pin of the embroidery plate passes snugly through it. The hoop must lie flat on the bedpicte of the machine. Draw up the bobbin thread and lower the presser bar lifter to engage the upper tension. Hold the ends of both threads in your hand, start the machine and turn the hoop evenly around the hole. Finally set the needle positioning lever on centre and the zigzag width lever on 0, make a few fastening-off stitches and cut the threads. j The illustration shows in addition to hole 1 other hole embroidery techniques: hole 2 with zigzag width 4; 3 with zigzag width 2 (needle position first left,then right); 4to 7 are variations with zigzag width 2 to 4. Number 6 is a combination of Nos. 2 and 7 in contrasting colours. 55

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j
Upper
and
bobbin
thread:
machine
em
broidery
and
darning
cotton
No.
50.
Zig
zag
width:
2.
Needle
position:
left.
Detach
the
sewing
foot
and
lower
the
feed
dog.
Place
the
hole
embroidery
plate
onto
the
needle
plate
from
the
front
in
such
a
way
that
its
spring
tongue
will
go
into
the
corresponding
cut-out
provided
at
the
front
edge
of
the
needle
plate.
Stretch
the
material
in
the
hoop
and
make
a
tiny
cross-cut
in
the
material
so
that
the
pin
of
the
embroidery
plate
passes
snugly
through
it.
The
hoop
must
lie
flat
on
the
bedpicte
of
the
machine.
Draw
up
the
bobbin
thread
and
lower
the
presser
bar
lifter
to
engage
the
upper
tension.
Hold
the
ends
of
both
threads
in
your
hand,
start
the
machine
and
turn
the
hoop
evenly
around
the
hole.
Finally
set
the
needle
positioning
lever
on
centre
and
the
zigzag
width
lever
on
0,
make
a
few
fastening-off
stitches
and
cut
the
threads.
The
illustration
shows
in
addition
to
hole
1
other
hole
embroidery
techniques:
hole
2
with
zigzag
width
4;
3
with
zigzag
width
2
(needle
position
first
left,then
right);
4to
7
are
variations
with
zigzag
width
2
to
4.
Number
6
is
a
combination
of
Nos.
2
and
7
in
contrasting
colours.
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