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preparation, threading, needle

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i71 By using a twin needle, you can produce simultaneously two parallel, closely spaced lines of straight or zig-zag stitching. Effective for decoration, twin-needle stitching is not recommended for seams or for use on knits. Soft fabrics should be sewn with a paper or fabric backing. preparation 1. Clip detachable spool pin to guide post as shown. 2. Thread machine as instructed on page 9, making certain thread passes on right side of tension disc. 3. Wind bobbin with enough thread to complete stitching. (Since a bobbin cannot be filled after a twin needle is inserted, it is wise to keep an extra wound bobbin at hand for replacement.) NOTE: When inserting a previously wound bobbin, follow the instructions on page 13. 4. Close slide plate and raise bobbin thread. 5. Cut thread about four inches from needle, and unthread the needle. 6. Remove the- single needle and insert the twin needle. threading the needle 1. Pass thread through right eye of needle. 2. Place spool of thread on detachable spool pin and thread machine as for one-needle stitching except: • Pass thread on left side of tension disc. • Thread through remaining points making certain to omit the thread guide above the needle and pass thread through left eye of needle. 26

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i71
By
using
a
twin
needle,
you
can
produce
simultaneously
two
parallel,
closely
spaced
lines
of
straight
or
zig-zag
stitching.
Effective
for
decoration,
twin
-needle
stitching
is
not
recommended
for
seams
or
for
use
on
knits.
Soft
fabrics
should
be
sewn
with
a
paper
or
fabric
backing.
preparation
1.
Clip
detachable
spool
pin
to
guide
post
as
shown.
2.
Thread
machine
as
instructed
on
page
9,
making
certain
thread
passes
on
right
side
of
tension
disc.
3.
Wind
bobbin
with
enough
thread
to
com-
plete
stitching.
(Since
a
bobbin
cannot
be
filled
after
a
twin
needle
is
inserted,
it
is
wise
to
keep
an
extra
wound
bobbin
at
hand
for
replacement.)
NOTE:
When
inserting
a
previously
wound
bobbin,
follow
the
instructions
on
page
13.
4.
Close
slide
plate
and
raise
bobbin
thread.
5.
Cut
thread
about
four
inches
from
needle,
and
unthread
the
needle.
6.
Remove
the
-
single
needle
and
insert
the
twin
needle.
threading
the
needle
1.
Pass
thread
through
right
eye
of
needle.
2.
Place
spool
of
thread
on
detachable
spool
pin
and
thread
machine
as
for
one
-needle
stitching
except:
•
Pass
thread
on
left
side
of
tension
disc.
•
Thread
through
remaining
points
making
certain
to
omit
the
thread
guide
above
the
needle
and
pass
thread
through
left
eye
of
needle.
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