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Tapering

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- I I I i I I I • I- I I j I Tapering The tapering program for the zigzag stitch allows you to put yc creative ideas into action and create stitcheswith an attractive, three-dimensional appearance, which are very easy to sew. When tapering the stitch width of the zig zag stitch is increasec decreased during sewingto create symmetric or asymmetric tap In stitch no. 3 and 10, the stitch width is altered from center ne position so that you can create satin points (symmetric tapers). In stitch no. 34, the right position of the needle remains consta while the left position changes; using the mirror key you can reverse the needle position; this stitch is most suited for corner and borders (asymmetric tapers). Tip: Select needle stop down when tapering. Symetricaf stitch 3 and 10 Symmetrical tapering (increase). The width of the zigzag starts with 0 mm and becomes wider until it reaches 9 mm. Symmetrical tapering (decrease). The width of the zigzag stitch starts at up to 9 mm and tapers to 0 mm and stops wil the needle in the lower position when the reverse button is touched. Asymmetnc tapenng StItLfl z 4 U Asymmetrical tapering (increase). Width 0 mm to9 mm. 'i Asymmetrical tapering (decrease). Width 9 mm to 0 mm. Use to reverse the needle position. The corner is turned in other direction.

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I
Tapering
The
tapering
program
for
the
zigzag
stitch
allows
you
to
put
yc
I
creative
ideas
into
action
and
create
stitcheswith
an
attractive,
three-dimensional
appearance,
which
are
very
easy
to
sew.
I
When
tapering
the
stitch
width
of
the
zig
zag
stitch
is
increasec
decreased
during
sewingto
create
symmetric
or
asymmetric
tap
In
stitch
no.
3
and
10,
the
stitch
width
is
altered
from
center
ne
i
position
so
that
you
can
create
satin
points
(symmetric
tapers).
In
stitch
no.
34,
the
right
position
of
the
needle
remains
consta
I
while
the
left
position
changes;
using
the
mirror
key
you
can
reverse
the
needle
position;
this
stitch
is
most
suited
for
corner
I
and
borders
(asymmetric
tapers).
I
Tip:
Select
needle
stop
down
when
tapering.
Symetricaf
stitch
3
and
10
•
Symmetrical
tapering
(increase).
The
width
of
the
zigzag
—
I
starts
with
0
mm
and
becomes
wider
until
it
reaches
9
mm.
Symmetrical
tapering
(decrease).
The
width
of
the
zigzag
I
stitch
starts
at
up
to
9
mm
and
tapers
to
0
mm
and
stops
wil
the
needle
in
the
lower
position
when
the
reverse
button
is
touched.
I
Asymmetnc
tapenng
StItLfl
z
4
j
U
Asymmetrical
tapering
(increase).
Width
0
mm
to9
mm.
‘i
Asymmetrical
tapering
(decrease).
Width
9
mm
to
0
mm.
I
Use
to
reverse
the
needle
position.
The
corner
is
turned
in
other
direction.