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Forward and Backward Sewing To Regulate the Length of Stitch According to the position of the stitch regulator 29 (Fig.14), the machine will sew forwards or backwards and make long or short stitches. For forward sewing move downwards knob 29 so that the zero line of the stitch regulator scale will be under the sign of demarcation on the right-hand side of the scale. For backward sewing move upwards knob 29 so that the zero line is above said sign of demarcation. Forward and backward sewing allows to reinforce certain parts of the fabric and to fasten the end of a stitch. The more the stitch regulator 29 is moved upwards or downwards, the longer the stitch will be. To ensure that forward and backward stitches are of the same length, use lock screw 30 (Fig. 14), by which the upward and downward movement of the stitch regulator 29 is limited. To shorten the movement, turn said lock screw inward; to lengthen it, turn the screw outwards. To Remove Work from Machine Stop the machine with the take-up lever at its highest point. Raise the presser foot with the lifter, which releases the top thread tension. Then take hold of the fabric and pull it from you. Take particular care to remove the material from the presser foot to the rear only, otherwise the needle will bend and cause then faulty stitches and thread breakage. To Turn a Corner Stop the machine while the needle is still in the cloth, lift the presser foot and turn the fabric round the needle, using it as a pivot. 22 BERNINA. f Fig. 16 Darning For darning, set the machine as follows 1. Bring take-up lever 25 to its highest point. 2. Remove presser foot with prolongation and insert darning foot. 3. Lower feed dog by turning knob 28 to the left, until darning sign will appear. 4. Set stitch regulator 29 on zero, so that the lowered feed dog will not be set in motion without need. 5. Set zigzag adjusting knob 31. on zero. With the Bernina Portable, darning can be done with or without the sewing table in position, according to the kind of fabric to be mended. 28

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Forward
and
Backward
Sewing
To
Regulate
the
Length
of
Stitch
According
to
the
position
of
the
stitch
regulator
29
(Fig.14),
the
machine
will
sew
forwards
or
backwards
and
make
long
or
short
stitches.
For
forward
sewing
move
downwards
knob
29
so
that
the
zero
line
of
the
stitch
regulator
scale
will
be
under
the
sign
of
de-
marcation
on
the
right-hand
side
of
the
scale.
For
back-
ward
sewing
move
upwards
knob
29
so
that
the
zero
line
is
above
said
sign
of
demarcation.
Forward
and
backward
sewing
allows
to
reinforce
certain
parts
of
the
fabric
and
to
fasten
the
end
of
a
stitch.
The
more
the
stitch
regulator
29
is
moved
upwards
or
downwards,
the
longer
the
stitch
will
be.
To
ensure
that
forward
and
backward
stitches
are
of
the
same
length,
use
lock
screw
30
(Fig.
14),
by
which
the
up-
ward
and
downward
movement
of
the
stitch
regulator
29
is
limited.
To
shorten
the
movement,
turn
said
lock
screw
inward;
to
lengthen
it,
turn
the
screw
outwards.
To
Remove
Work
from
Machine
Stop
the
machine
with
the
take-up
lever
at
its
highest
point.
Raise
the
presser
foot
with
the
lifter,
which
re-
leases
the
top
thread
tension.
Then
take
hold
of
the
fabric
and
pull
it
from
you.
Take
particular
care
to
remove
the
material
from
the
presser
foot
to
the
rear
only,
otherwise
the
needle
will
bend
and
cause
then
faulty
stitches
and
thread
breakage.
To
Turn
a
Corner
Stop
the
machine
while
the
needle
is
still
in
the
cloth,
lift
the
presser
foot
and
turn
the
fabric
round
the
needle,
using
it
as
a
pivot.
22
BERNINA.
f
Fig.
16
Darning
For
darning,
set
the
machine
as
follows
1.
Bring
take-up
lever
25
to
its
highest
point.
2.
Remove
presser
foot
with
prolongation
and
insert
darning
foot.
3.
Lower
feed
dog
by
turning
knob
28
to
the
left,
until
darning
sign
will
appear.
4.
Set
stitch
regulator
29
on
zero,
so
that
the
lowered
feed
dog
will
not
be
set
in
motion
without
need.
5.
Set
zigzag
adjusting
knob
31.
on
zero.
With
the
Bernina
Portable,
darning
can
be
done
with
or
without
the
sewing
table
in
position,
according
to
the
kind
of
fabric
to
be
mended.
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