Bernina 1011 Manual - Page 30

Sewing knitted fabrics eg. Interlock, Jersey When sewing knitted • boos. me following p generally apply: I Use a perfect needle. Even a very slightly blunt needle will damage the knit, causing d to ladder 2. Use fine Sewing elfMd. Particularly tor line jerseys. Coarse thread can also damage the knit Neckband with visible seam • rrittWOir Presser tootThread: Needle: Stitch: Stitch width. Stitch length Needle position: Feed-dog: Colour Indicator ton fabrics (pyjamas. T-shins. sports underwear. underwear) 1 sewing thread fie . 2StRPOPR956t9MSNAPPP 5 2 centre Sewing F od the neatly cut neckband in had and press. Pm and baste to the right side of the neck;ine hen Sew with honeycomb stitch. Guide the work so That the stitches come exactly to the edge of the bard Cul oft the surplus fabric tram The "sloe 3 Use darning thread for basting. After the seam has been sewn, naming thread is more easily removed than the con- siderably thicker end shorter fibre bast ng thread. AO 4. Press each sewn as 4 is sewn This will make subsequent work easier. 5 Sew a sample to lest the stretch of the slilch The seam should be as elastic as the fabric. As modern textiles vary considerably in their Smelly. the basic setting of the practical stitches can be adjusted. where nacos- Sary. 10 Sun the tab/it. for •hand-look• knitted 'fabrics use a Sightly longer Stitch length. Neckband with °verb& seem Presser foot Thread: Needle: Stitch Stitch width: Stitch length: Needle position Peen-dog CSikjur Indicator: 2 Sewing thread ao AAJSAA&A 4-6 rich* r. Fold the neatly cut neckband in hall and press Pin to the right side of the neckline. with the cut edpet 01 the band exactly in line with the neckline edge When sewing. guide the edges to the pin of the overlook loot. • ice .• Ait //li g 11 22