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Adjusting Stitch Length 4- WAN( I MM AWM I MM Adjusting Stitch Balance 38 Stitching Complete Buttonholes Whenever you make a buttonhole, be sure to stitch it all the way around (to complete stitching cycle) before re-setting the buttonhole lever for a new start. If you make a false start when sewing a buttonhole in your garment, simply remove the work and complete the buttonhole stitching on scrap fabric. BUTTONHOLE ADJUSTMENTS Adjusting Stitch Length Buttonhole stitch length is regulated by the stitch-length dial. Set it to suit your fabric within the red bracketed area. Generally, short stitches are best for lightweight, woven fabric; longer ones for heavier fabric and knits. Set dial in center of buttonhole symbol for your test buttonhole. • For shorter stitches, turn the dial toward setting 15. • For longer stitches, turn the dial toward setting 6. Adjusting Stitch Balance Stitch density on right and left sides of the buttonhole is balanced with the stitch-balance dial. A slight movement of the dial produces a noticeable change in density. • If the stitches on the LEFT side of the buttonhole are too dense, turn the balance dial to the right (mm-.symbol) to give equal density to both sides of the buttonhole. Turning dial to right opens left side and closes right side. • If the stitches on the LEFT side of the buttonhole are too open, turn the balance dial to the left (4- wm symbol) to give equal density to both sides of the buttonhole. Turning dial to left closes left side and opens right side.

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Stitching
Complete
Buttonholes
Whenever
you
make
a
buttonhole,
be
sure
to
stitch
it
all
the
way
around
(to
complete
stitch-
ing
cycle)
before
re
-setting
the
buttonhole
lever
for
a
new
start.
If
you
make
a
false
start
when
sewing
a
button-
hole
in
your
garment,
simply
remove
the
work
and
complete
the
buttonhole
stitching
on
scrap
fabric.
Adjusting
Stitch
Length
4-
WAN(
I
MM
AWM
I
MM
Adjusting
Stitch
Balance
BUTTONHOLE
ADJUSTMENTS
Adjusting
Stitch
Length
Buttonhole
stitch
length
is
regulated
by
the
stitch
-length
dial.
Set
it
to
suit
your
fabric
within
the
red
bracketed
area.
Generally,
short
stitches
are
best
for
lightweight,
woven
fabric;
longer
ones
for
heavier
fabric
and
knits.
Set
dial
in
center
of
buttonhole
symbol
for
your
test
buttonhole.
•
For
shorter
stitches,
turn
the
dial
toward
setting
15.
•
For
longer
stitches,
turn
the
dial
toward
setting
6.
Adjusting
Stitch
Balance
Stitch
density
on
right
and
left
sides
of
the
buttonhole
is
balanced
with
the
stitch
-balance
dial.
A
slight
movement
of
the
dial
produces
a
noticeable
change
in
density.
•
If
the
stitches
on
the
LEFT
side
of
the
but-
tonhole
are
too
dense,
turn
the
balance
dial
to
the
right
(mm
-.symbol)
to
give
equal
den-
sity
to
both
sides
of
the
buttonhole.
Turning
dial
to
right
opens
left
side
and
closes
right
side.
•
If
the
stitches
on
the
LEFT
side
of
the
button-
hole
are
too
open,
turn
the
balance
dial
to
the
left
(4-
wm
symbol)
to
give
equal
density
to
both
sides
of
the
buttonhole.
Turning
dial
to
left
closes
left
side
and
opens
right
side.
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