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'e7550 MdeinGmoy : LEE vF1[1r1r1 [esc' Efl T ;F jj By pressing key "6" for "man" you can self-define the second bartack. The stitch density cannot be changed for this buttonhole style. Therefore, you should sew this buttonhole with a thicker thread or a gimp thread, if required (see section "Sewing buttonholes with gimp thread"). The stitch density of the second seam can be ad justed with the balance. Importantl Before you start the buttonhole, push the runner of buttonhole foot No. 5 A to the front up to the second red mark. a, 0 Keyhole buttonholes Important' The keyhole buttonhole should be 4 placed with the rounding facing the edge. The sewing of the buttonhole, however, starts at the i bartack. Mark the buttonhole length on the fabric first. Mark the buttonhole length from the start ; ing points to the inside. Always sew the buttonholes from the inside out wards to the edge. The keyhole buttonhole is automatically sewn between a length of 7 and 40 mm. • Select buttonhole No. 46-48. • Press the "o.k." key. • On the screen a preset buttonhole length of 22 mm appears. If required, you can overwrite this length using keys "1-O' IAI II a) -Q Ea, _Q) ocu 1a)

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By
pressing
key
“6”
for
“man”
you
can
self-define
the second
bartack.
The
stitch density
cannot
be
changed
for
this
buttonhole
style.
Therefore,
you
should
sew
this
buttonhole
with
a
thicker
thread
or
a
gimp
thread,
if
required
(see
section
“Sewing
buttonholes
with
gimp
thread”).
[esc’
T
;F
The
stitch
density
of
the
second
seam
can
be
ad
justed
with
the
balance.
Importantl
Before
you
start
the
buttonhole,
push
the
runner
of
buttonhole
foot
No.
5
A
to
the
front
up
to
the
second
red
mark.
Keyhole
buttonholes
Important’
The
keyhole
buttonhole
should
be
4
placed
with
the
rounding
facing
the
edge.
The
sewing
of
the
buttonhole,
however,
starts
at
the
i
bartack.
Mark
the
buttonhole
length
on
the
fabric
first.
Mark
the
buttonhole
length
from
the
start
;
ing
points to
the
inside.
Always
sew
the
buttonholes
from
the
inside
out
wards
to
the
edge.
The
keyhole
buttonhole
is
automatically
sewn
between
a
length
of
7
and
40
mm.
•
Select
buttonhole
No.
46-48.
•
On
the
screen
a
preset
buttonhole
length
of
22
mm
appears.
If
required,
you
can
overwrite
this
length
using
keys
“1-O’
LEE
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MdeinGmoy
:
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jj
a,
0
•
Press
the
“o.k.”
key.
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E
a,
_Q)
o
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IAI
II
cu
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