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Making a Thread Chain Start Paper Making a Thread Chain Stay chains (sometimes called French tacks), belt loops and chains for cording buttonholes, normally time - consuming hand-worked finishes, can be quickly chainstitched. To produce a chain, stitch on paper for desired length, remove work from machine and tear paper away from the stitching. Follow instructions on page 31 for starting and ending stitching. Chain I Tear Up Releasing the Chain from the Machine To release the chain from the machine without locking end of stitching in fabric or paper: • Raise take-up lever to its highest position and raise the presser foot. • Open slide plate and press down on finger of bobbin-case insert. • Draw fabric (or paper) to back of machine. Chain -will unravel as work is withdrawn. Chainstitched Belt Loop Chainstitched Cord Chainstitched Buttonhole Cord 32 Releasing Chain from Machine

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Making
a
Thread
Chain
Chain
Chainstitched
Belt
Loop
Start
Paper
I
Tear
Up
Chainstitched
Cord
Making
a
Thread
Chain
Stay
chains
(sometimes
called
French
tacks),
belt
loops
and
chains
for
cording
buttonholes,
normally
time
-
consuming
hand
-worked
fin-
ishes,
can
be
quickly
chainstitched.
To
pro-
duce
a
chain,
stitch
on
paper
for
desired
length,
remove
work
from
machine
and
tear
paper
away
from
the
stitching.
Follow
instruc-
tions
on
page
31
for
starting
and
ending
stitch-
ing.
Releasing
the
Chain
from
the
Machine
To
release
the
chain
from
the
machine
without
locking
end
of
stitching
in
fabric
or
paper:
•
Raise
take-up
lever
to
its
highest
position
and
raise
the
presser
foot.
•
Open
slide
plate
and
press
down
on
finger
of
bobbin
-case
insert.
•
Draw
fabric
(or
paper)
to
back
of
machine.
Chain
-
will
unravel
as
work
is
withdrawn.
Chainstitched
Buttonhole
Cord
Releasing
Chain
from
Machine
32