Bernina 1011 Manual - Page 39

With

gimp

cord

Buttonhole

with

gimp

coca

The

gimp

cord

streng.

dens

the

buttonhole

The

gimp

cord

is

est.*

cially

important

for

an

knitted

fabrics

-

including

hand

and

machine

knits

-

to

prevent

the

buttonhole

from

pulling

out

of

shape

The

thickness

of

the

cord

depends

on

the

bite

to

be

sewn

Suitable

cords

are:

perie

cord

no

8,

thck

hand

sewing

thread

or

fine

crochet

cord.

Sew

a

trial

buttonhole

Lowe

the

needle

with

the

aid

of

the

handwhee

and

check

that

it

is

In

the

centre

of

the

presser

foot

It

not,

do

one

stitch

by

tapping

the

loot

control

once.

Lay

the

fabric

un-

der

the

foot,

so

that

the

folded

edge

or

seem

lies

in

front

of

the

presser

toed.

The

loop

of

the

gimp

will

lie

at

the

end

of

the

buttonhole

where

the

button

will

pub

(Fig.

2)

S

-

a

Sewing

with

gimp

cord

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try-

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latecisely

at

!he

elan

Of

the

bullont

-

ca

,

Do

not

lower

the

loc..

(Fig.

I)

Hook

the

gimp

cord

u•

the

centre

prong

of

to:

buttonhole

fool

and

take

both

ends

back

under

the

toot

(Fig.

2)

Lower

the

foot

and

check

that

the

cord

is

able

to

slide.

i.e.

is

not

trapped

by

the

foot.

Sew

the

buttonhole.

N

Kelton

2

(.reverse

SIMON

stitch.).

th

e

cad

cents

away

from

the

prong

of

the

fool

There-

fore

it

is

advisable

to

hold

the

Icop

of

With

down

LIGHTLY

with

the

finger

(FS

3

).

Finally,

pull

the

loop

of

gimpthrough.

With

Ida

-

led

IntyLns

no!.

the

o!mp

Ir

set:6nel

.

,

•n

fabrics.

the

pomp

end:

can

be

simply

rut

nn

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