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Circular

embroidery

guide

The

circular

embroidery

guide

allows

you

to

create

perfect

embroidered

circles.

The

cre-

ative

possibilities

are

endless!

Your

fabric

Is

automatically

fed

in

a

circle,

allowing

you

to

embellish

your

clothing

and

household

items.

The

guide

is

marked

in

1

cm

increments.

-

Mark

a

center

point

with

a

fabric

marker

on

your

fabric.

-

Insert

the

circular

embroidery

guide

from

the

left

into

the

hole

at

the

back

of

the

se-

wing

foot

holder.

The

radius

of

the

circle

is

determined

by

the

placement

of

the

guide

in

the

holder.

The

full

width

of

the

circle

will

be

equal

to

twice

the

distance

between

the

needle

and

the

rubber

guide

point.

-

The

guide

is

secured

with

the

screw

on

the

sewing

foot

holder.

-

Place

the

center

marked

point

of

your

fa-

bric

directly

below

the

rubber

point

of

the

embroidery

guide.

-

Select

the

desired

embroidery

pattern

and

begin

sewing.

-

Change

the

radius

with

every

new

circle

by

loosening

the

screw

and

sliding

the

circular

embroidery

guide

to

another

mark

on

the

guide

arm.

Fringe

foot

With

this

sdecial

foot

for

loop

embroidery

you

can

produce

fantastic

effects

in

no

time.

This

foot

is

particularly

effective

on

terry

cloth.

Mark

your

desired

pattern

with

a

fabric

-

marking

pen.

Place

a

piece

of

stabilizer

under

the

fabric.

Attach

the

fringe

foot.

Set

the

upper

thread

tension

to

2

-

3.

Embroider

the

motif

row

by

row.

For

circles

you

must

work

from

the

outside

inwards.

When

using

heavier

threads,

you

should

select

a

slightly

longer

stitch

length.

Al

ways

sew

a

test

seam

first.

When

you

have

finished,

pull

the

work

carefully

from

the

machine

by

holding

the

last

loops.

If

you

pull

too

quickly,

you

will

pull

the

end

loops

flat/tight.

Knot

the

beginning

and and

threads

on

the

reverse

side.

Narrow

edge

foot

This

sewing

foot

makes

narrow

-edge

top-

stitching

easier.

It

is

excellently

suited

to

edge

-joining

separate

fabric

pieces.

i.e.

atta-

ching

lace

to

a

finished

fabric

edge.

The

metal

guide

in

the

center

of

the

foci

acts

to

keep

the

two

fabrics

separated.

Topstitching

with

a

narrow

edge:

For

narrow

-edge

topstitching

place

the

cen-

ter

guide

of

the

sewing

foot

against

the

fa-

bric

edge.

Move

the

needle

into

the

desired

left-hand

position

and

topstitch.

The

center

guide

allows

for

perfect

topstitch

spacing.

Sewing

on

lace:

Place

the

folded/pressed

edge

of

your

fabric

to

the

left

of

the

center

guide

and

the

finis-

hed

edge

of

your

lace

to

the

right

of

the

cen-

ter

guide.

Both

fabric

and

lace

should

be

placed

under

the

foot

right

side

up.

The

cen-

ter

guide

will

keep

the

fabrics

properly

sepa-

rated

allowing

for

more

precise

stitching.

Choose

zigzag

stitch

No.

3

and

sew

catching

the

edge

of

the

fabric

and

the

lace.

Adjust

the

width

and

length

of

your

zigzag

as

des-

ired.

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