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prog

a

G

b

G

Sewing

on

buttons

With

zigzag

stitch

0

{stitch

width

4

mm)

you

can

sew

on

two-

and

four-hole

buttons

with

no

problem

at

all.

—

Remove

the

sewing

foot

and

lower

the

feed

dog.

—

Turn

the

handwheel

towards

you

and

move

the

button

in

such

a

way

that

the

needle

enters

the

left

hole

in

the

button.

—

Now

lower

the

presser

foot

lifter;

this

holds

the

button

off

the

blade.

—

Sew

on

the

button.

Take

care

to

ensure

that

the

needle

also

enters

the

right-hand

hole

in

the

button.

Securing

0

—

Select

straight

stitch

by

turning

the

width

knob

(34)

to 0.

—

Change

the

needle

position

with

the

knob

35)

so

that

the

needle

enters

one

of

the

two holes.

—

Sew

a

few

securing

stitches.

—

Remove

the

match

and

pull

the

fabric

and

the

button

apart.

—

Wrap

the

stem

you

have

just

created

with

sewing

thread

end

knot

it.

Sewing

on

buttons

with

stems

E

—

Insert

the

sewing

foot.

—

Place

a

matchstick

between

the

holes

of

the

button

and

sew

it

on

as

described

on

the

left.

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