Bernina 1011 Manual - Page 18

Feed-dog and fabric feed 1. Food-dog and stitch length 2. Feed-dog and fabric feed 3. Feed-dog and the sewing of corners With each stitch, the reed-dog moves forward tn, ono stitch. The length of this step is governed by the stitch length selected With an extremely shoo stitch length, the steps are extremely short. The fabric moves under ma presser loot slowly. For example. buttonholes and satin stitching are sewn with this short stitch length. a) The feed-dog can only wont electively d the presser loot is horizontal. J Imo two rows of teem or the feed-dog ale quite a distance apart. because of Me widtn or the needle hole bl When sewing corners. only a small part of the fabric is on the feed-dog. So it cannot transport the work correctly. ri Important a) Make sure that the labrre leeds everey! b) If ine presser foci is tilled eg at a very !luck seam or hem. the feed-dog will be unable to grip the fa- bric T he work will stock. b) Pulling or pushing will result in . gaps•. C) II a folded piece of fahriC is placed against the corner. the feed-dog will once again be able to work property. C) I-bolding back will result in •pile-ups. c) Place a piece of fabric. neatly bolded to the thicknessol the seam. beside the sewing so that the presser 1001 is again arina I0