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interchangeable Fashion and Flexi-Stitch discs The six interchangeable discs that come with your machine produce the stitches illustrated below. All discs are reversible and produce two patterns. A reproduction of the pattern design and the disc number appear on each disc. Flexi-Stitch discs are identified by name. Insert the desired disc (see next page for instructions) and set pattern-selector pointer over Adjust needle position, stitch width and length, and thread tension for all disc patterns (except maxi-topstitch) as you would when using a built-in pattern. See pages 21 and 22. The maxi-topstitch requires special selector settings, which are described on page 47. When using a Flexi-Stitch disc, adjust stitch length and stitch balance as instructed on pages 22 and 23, and set speed range at MIN. INTERCHANGEABLE DISCS Circled numbers indicate disc numbers. 77 78 79 t\s, .... Fashion Stitch Disc Patterns 77 Arrowhead Stitch - Combines beauty and utility. Individual pattern units reinforce points of strain. Use them on pocket corners in place of bar tacks. 78 Bead Stitch - A decorative stitch for single-needle and twin-needle work. ... 79 Scallop Stitch - Makes perfectly formed, evenly spaced scallops for edgings and tucks. 80 69 ANIOPEZIMEINIERNEMEINIBeEINSII 70 80 Zig-Zag Point Stitch - Finishes and decorates in one operation. Makes shadow hems, attaches lace, and inserts elastic. Flexi-Stitch Disc Patterns 69 Maxi-Topstitch - Effective in producing bold topstitching. See page 47 for special selector settings. 71 f: 72 irs .L? l el _ _Q._ rs, •'; Cs, Ist • rs, 70 Lace Stitch-A decorative pattern for single-needle work. 71 Scottie Dog Stitch - A novel design, especially appropriate for children's wear. 72 Surf Stitch - Attractive for borders and for smocking with elastic thread. 73 LILLUILWIWILLI 74 73 Paris Point Stitch - A traditional pattern used for hemstitching, drawn-thread work, picot-like edgings, and applique. 74 Ric-Rac Stitch - For heavy-duty, general-purpose stretch sewing. Also reversible topstitching. 75 75 Tulip Stitch - Ideal trimming for collars and cuffs on little girls' dresses. 76 Slant Overedge Stitch - Provides flexibility. Ideal for 76 sewing knit, stretch, and elasticized fabrics. Joins and finishes at the same time. 24

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interchangeable
Fashion
and
Flexi-Stitch
discs
The
six
interchangeable
discs
that
come
with
your
machine
produce
the
stitches
illustrated
below.
All
discs
are
reversible
and
produce
two
patterns.
A
reproduction
of
the
pattern
design
and
the
disc
number
appear
on
each
disc.
Flexi-Stitch
discs
are
identified
by
name.
Insert
the
desired
disc
(see
next
page
for
in-
structions)
and
set
pattern
-selector
pointer
over
%„:.•
.
Adjust
needle
position,
stitch
width
77
78
79
t\s,
....
...
80
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
ANIOPEZIMEINIERNEMEINIBeEINSII
f:
.
L?
l
e
l
_
_Q._
irs
rs,
•‘;
Cs,
Ist
•
rs,
LILLUILWIWILLI
and
length,
and
thread
tension
for
all
disc
pat-
terns
(except
maxi
-topstitch)
as
you
would
when
using
a
built-in
pattern.
See
pages
21
and
22.
The
maxi
-topstitch
requires
special
selector
settings,
which
are
described
on
page
47.
When
using
a
Flexi-Stitch
disc,
ad-
just
stitch
length
and
stitch
balance
as
in-
structed
on
pages
22
and
23,
and
set
speed
range
at
MIN.
INTERCHANGEABLE
DISCS
Circled
numbers
indicate
disc
numbers.
Fashion
Stitch
Disc
Patterns
77
Arrowhead
Stitch
—
Combines
beauty
and
utility.
In-
dividual
pattern
units
reinforce
points
of
strain.
Use
them
on
pocket
corners
in
place
of
bar
tacks.
78
Bead
Stitch
—
A
decorative
stitch
for
single
-needle
and
twin
-needle
work.
79
Scallop
Stitch
—
Makes
perfectly
formed,
evenly
spaced
scallops
for
edgings
and
tucks.
80
Zig-Zag
Point
Stitch
—
Finishes
and
decorates
in
one
operation.
Makes
shadow
hems,
attaches
lace,
and
inserts
elastic.
Flexi-Stitch
Disc
Patterns
69
Maxi
-Topstitch
—
Effective
in
producing
bold
topstitching.
See
page
47
for
special
selector
set-
tings.
70
Lace
Stitch
—A
decorative
pattern
for
single
-needle
work.
71
Scottie
Dog
Stitch
—
A
propriate
for
children's
72
Surf
Stitch
—
Attractive
with
elastic
thread.
novel
design,
especially
ap-
wear.
for
borders
and
for
smocking
73
Paris
Point
Stitch
—
A
traditional
pattern
used
for
hemstitching,
drawn
-thread
work,
picot
-like
edgings,
and
applique.
74
Ric-Rac
Stitch
—
For
heavy-duty,
general-purpose
stretch
sewing.
Also
reversible
topstitching.
75
Tulip
Stitch
—
Ideal
trimming
for
collars
and
cuffs
on
little
girls'
dresses.
76
Slant
Overedge
Stitch
—
Provides
flexibility.
Ideal
for
sewing
knit,
stretch,
and
elasticized
fabrics.
Joins
and
finishes
at
the
same
time.
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