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EMBROIDERY Machine Setting- or Presser toot F Stitch pattern Limit lever Stitch length Fabric feed None in a! Free-motion embroidery allows you to move the fabric in any direction under the needle in order to create your de sign. Use either a straight stitch or a a plain zig-zag stitch. It Trace design on right side of fabric. best results, place fabric in an embroidery hoop. Remove all pressure from fabric - • turn fabric feed to ( ) • press down on Outer ring of pressure regulator to release pressure com pletely Place hoop under needle. Run machine at medium speed, guiding hoop care fully so needle moves along pattern lines. Use straight stitch for outlining and zig-zag stitch for filling in design. Vary length of stitch simply by moving hoop faster or slower under needle. Place stitches close together for a smooth, satiny surface. Overlap stitches for an irregular surface. 30- -

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Machine
Setting—
or
EMBROIDERY
Presser
toot
Stitch
pattern
F
Limit
lever
Stitch
length
Fabric
feed
None
in
a!
Free-motion
embroidery
allows
you
to
move
the
fabric
in
any
direction
under
the
needle
in
order
to
create
your
de
sign.
Use
either
a
straight
stitch
or
a
a
plain
zig-zag
stitch.
It
Trace
design
on
right
side
of
fabric.
best
results,
place
fabric
in
an
embroidery
hoop.
Remove
all
pressure
from
fabric
—
•
turn
fabric
feed
to
(
)
•
press
down
on
Outer
ring
of
pressure
regulator
to
release
pressure
com
pletely
Place
hoop
under
needle.
Run
machine
at
medium
speed,
guiding
hoop
care
fully
so
needle
moves
along
pattern
lines.
Use
straight
stitch
for
outlining
and
zig-zag
stitch
for filling
in
design.
Vary
length
of
stitch
simply
by
moving
hoop
faster
or
slower
under
needle.
Place
stitches
close
together
for
a
smooth,
satiny
surface.
Overlap
stitches
for
an
irregular
surface.
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