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Darning 43 FREE MOTION WORK Household linens, children's clothes and knitwear of all kinds can be repaired with the darning stitch. Procedure • Trim ragged edges from area to be darned. Centre worn section in embroidery hoops. • Turn pointer of feed throw-out clockwise to "darn" position as shown. The feed is thus rendered inoperative and will not interfere with the free movement of the work. • Move stitch regulating lever to its neutral position in the centre of slot at front of machine. Disassemble presser foot. • Position work under presser bar. • Lower presser bar. • Hold needle thread loosely with left hand, turn hand wheel over and draw bobbin

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43
FREE
MOTION
WORK
Darning
Household
linens,
children's
clothes
and
knitwear
of
all
kinds
can
be
repaired
with
the
darning
stitch.
Procedure
•
Trim
ragged
edges
from
area
to
be
darned.
Centre
worn
section
in
embroidery
hoops.
•
Turn
pointer
of
feed
throw
-out
clockwise
to
"darn"
position
as
shown.
The
feed
is
thus
rendered
inoperative
and
will
not
interfere
with
the
free
movement
of
the
work.
•
Move
stitch
regulating
lever
to
its
neutral
position
in
the
centre
of
slot
at
front
of
machine.
Disassemble
presser
foot.
•
Position
work
under
presser
bar.
•
Lower
presser
bar.
•
Hold
needle
thread
loosely
with
left
hand,
turn
hand
wheel
over
and
draw
bobbin