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\; Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Inserting Cord in One-step Buttonhole Foot L Trim Ends Here Corded Buttonhole Cutting Button Opening 40 CORDED BUTTONHOLES Corded or raised buttonholes are made by stitching over a filler cord. Embroidery or crochet threads make good filler cords, but double strands of sewing thread or a sew-off chain of needle and bobbin thread may also be used. Inserting Cord in One-step Buttonhole Foot • Raise foot. Hold filler cord in both hands, and insert it between foot and underplate, from left side (the side opposite underplate tab). Insert one end of the filler cord in the right notch in front of foot. Lead cord back under foot and loop it up and over the cord spur from right to left. • Bring cord forward, between foot and underplate, and secure end in left notch. Procedure • Insert cord in buttonhole foot as shown and sew buttonhole in the usual way (see page 37 for one-step buttonholes). • When stitching is completed, release cord from foot and remove work by drawing it to the back of the machine. • Draw the loop of filler cord into the buttonhole stitching by holding fabric at the starting end of the buttonhole with one hand and pulling ends of filler cord firmly with the other. • Trim ends of filler cord. Cut button opening. CUTTING BUTTON OPENING Before cutting button opening, place a pin across the cutting space at each end of the buttonhole to protect the bar tacks. Using a pair of small scissors, insert blade in center of cutting space and cut from this point in both directions. Slip button through opening of test buttonhole to check length. For information on adjusting buttonhole length, refer to page 39.

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Step
1
Step
2
Step
3
Inserting
Cord
in
One-step
Buttonhole
Foot
L
Trim
Ends
Here
Corded
Buttonhole
Cutting
Button
Opening
CORDED
BUTTONHOLES
Corded
or
raised
buttonholes
are
made
by
stitching
over
a
filler
cord.
Embroidery
or
crochet
threads
make
good
filler
cords,
but
double
strands
of
sewing
thread
or
a
sew
-off
chain
of
needle
and
bobbin
thread
may
also
be
used.
Inserting
Cord
in
One-step
Buttonhole
Foot
•
Raise
foot.
Hold
filler
cord
in
both
hands,
and
insert
it
between
foot
and
underplate,
from
left
side
(the
side
opposite
underplate
tab).
Insert
one
end
of
the
filler
cord
in
the
right
notch
in
front
of
foot.
Lead
cord
back
under
foot
and
loop
it
up
and
over
the
cord
spur
from
right
to
left.
•
Bring
cord
forward,
between
foot
and
under
-
plate,
and
secure
end
in
left
notch.
Procedure
•
Insert
cord
in
buttonhole
foot
as
shown
and
sew
buttonhole
in
the
usual
way
(see
page
37
for
one-step
buttonholes).
•
When
stitching
is
completed,
release
cord
from
foot
and
remove
work
by
drawing
it
to
the
back
of
the
machine.
•
Draw
the
loop
of
filler
cord
into
the
but-
tonhole
stitching
by
holding
fabric
at
the
starting
end
of
the
buttonhole
with
one
hand
and
pulling
ends
of
filler
cord
firmly
with
the
other.
•
Trim
ends
of
filler
cord.
Cut
button
opening.
CUTTING
BUTTON
OPENING
Before
cutting
button
opening,
place
a
pin
across
the
cutting
space
at
each
end
of
the
buttonhole
to
protect
the
bar
tacks.
Using
a
pair
of
small
scissors,
insert
blade
in
center
of
cutting
space
and
cut
from
this
point
in
both
directions.
Slip
button
through
opening
of
test
buttonhole
to
check
length.
For
informa-
tion
on
adjusting
buttonhole
length,
refer
to
page
39.
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