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Set Pattern Selector for Straight Stitching speed basting With the basting stitch that is built into your sewing machine, you can produce basting stitches of any length up to two inches. Thus, you can choose just the right length for your sewing job, considering the weight of your fabric and how securely the pieces need to be held together. A few of the many sewing jobs for which you will find speed basting particularly useful are: • Joining seams for trial fittings. • Marking construction guidelines. • Basting pleats, hems, and seams. itleedhat N 7 Zig-Zag Foot and Plate Vs" 14/ " FINE 12/ " HO 18 15 Stitch Length Settings for Speed Basting 28 • Stitch: Straight • Stitch Width: 5 only • Needle Position: A\ only • Stitch Length: 6 through FINE • Speed: MIN • Zig-Zag Plate only • Zig-Zag Foot only NOTE: The Even Feed Foot cannot be used for speed basting. Stitch Length The stitch-length dial regulates the length of basting stitches but, because the basting disc changes the interval at which the needle enters the fabric, the numbers on the dial no longer represent stitches per inch. The settings on the dial and the approximate length of the basting stitches they produce are illustrated. The very short stitches produced in the triangle above the FINE area are used to fasten stitching starts.

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speed
basting
Set
Pattern
Selector
for
Straight
Stitching
itleedhat
N
Vs"
1
/
4 "
1
/
2
"
7
Zig-Zag
Foot
and
Plate
FINE
HO
18
15
Stitch
Length
Settings
for
Speed
Basting
With
the
basting
stitch
that
is
built
into
your
sewing
machine,
you
can
produce
basting
stitches
of
any
length
up
to
two
inches.
Thus,
you
can
choose
just
the
right
length
for
your
sewing
job,
considering
the
weight
of
your
fabric
and
how
securely
the
pieces
need
to
be
held
together.
A
few
of
the
many
sewing
jobs
for
which
you
will
find
speed
basting
particu-
larly
useful
are:
•
Joining
seams
for
trial
fittings.
•
Marking
construction
guidelines.
•
Basting
pleats,
hems,
and
seams.
•
Stitch:
Straight
•
Stitch
Width:
5
only
•
Needle
Position:
A\
only
•
Stitch
Length:
6
through
FINE
•
Speed:
MIN
•
Zig-Zag
Plate
only
•
Zig-Zag
Foot
only
NOTE:
The
Even
Feed
Foot
cannot
be
used
for
speed
basting.
Stitch
Length
The
stitch
-length
dial
regulates
the
length
of
basting
stitches
but,
because
the
basting
disc
changes
the
interval
at
which
the
needle
en-
ters
the
fabric,
the
numbers
on
the
dial
no
longer
represent
stitches
per
inch.
The
settings
on
the
dial
and
the
approximate
length
of
the
basting
stitches
they
produce
are
illustrated.
The
very
short
stitches
produced
in
the
triangle
above
the
FINE
area
are
used
to
fasten
stitching
starts.
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