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Stitch
program
chart
Lted
n
tn
s
chart
are
the
stitch
program
number,
the
corresponGng
sttch
and,
in
the
lower
half,
the
buttons
to
be
pressea
to
sew
this
seam
pattern.
For
all
stitch
pro
grams
marked
stretch”
turn
the
stitch
control
toward
“stretch”
as
far
as
it
will
go.
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02
03
04
05
06
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bW
E
n
C)
D
F
07
Honeycomb
stitch
08
Blindstitch
09
Pullover
strtch
L
10
Shell-edge
stitch
Application
Buttonholes
v;thout
turrnng
the
fabnc.
Just
push
the
buttons
and
the
buttonhole
is
finished.
The
stitch
density
can
be
reguiate
-
Au
rrorar’y
sewing
operations
and
6-mm
fancy
stitchng
oorations
Edge
finishing,
appliqué
work,
inserting
lace,
button
sewing
and
satin
stitching,
embroidering
darning
etc
Seams
exposed
to
great
stress
which
stretch
under
stress.
Flat,
elastic
reinforcing
seams,
as
well
as
sewing
and
mending
corsetry.
Sewing
on
elastic
threads
or
covering
seams
on
tern
cloth.
Hemming
heavier
fabrics
with
invisible
stitches.
Elastic
edges
finishing
seams
on
jersey
fabrics.
Effective
edge
finish
on
dainty
fabrics.
7o,
Stitch
01
Buttonholes
02
Straight
stitch
03
Zigzag
stitch
04
Elastic
triple
straight
stitch
05
-
Elastic
triple
zgzag
stich
06
Elastic
stitch
Inserting
patches
and
darning
rips
on
elastic
fabrics.