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Ornamental Stitches made with different needle position P i 1 ,AiI A • A • i A $ ii • i : I Ai i A, ii • IP la II II I1 - A 2 on the left Fig. 84 42 Needle in the middle . . , - - ..W . -d ..., - -.. .1 on the right Fig. 35 The Buttonhole Sewing We distinguish three types of buttonholes: a) the ordinary buttonhole, b) the braided buttonhole, c) the raised buttonhole. The a and b buttonholes are made with normal thread tension. For the b buttonhole, a soft cord is laid into the guide of the presser foot (3 black stripes). For the raised buttonhole the tension of the bobbin thread must be very loose. In order to ascertain the right tension, hold bobbin case suspended by the thread. If the case slips down slightly, the tension is in order. That of the needle thread, however, must be so tight as to allow the bobbin thread to appear on the top side of the fabric. For raised buttonholes use only cotton No. 40, mat, 6 ply as needle thread, whereas the bobbin thread must be a very fine cotton (60/2). In case of coloured work, the coloured 2 ply cotton must be on the bobbin, when making raised buttonholes. 43

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Ornamental
Stitches
made
with
different
needle
position
P
i
1
.
A
•
A
.
I
A
,
,
i
i
A
ii
•
$
•
-
-
W
.
.
.
i
I
:
A
i
-
d
.
..,
i
A,
-
i
i
•
IP
II
I
—..
la
II
1
-
.1
A
2
on
the
left
Fig.
84
42
Needle
in
the
middle
on
the
right
Fig.
35
The
Buttonhole
Sewing
We
distinguish
three
types
of
buttonholes:
a)
the
ordinary
buttonhole,
b)
the
braided
buttonhole,
c)
the
raised
buttonhole.
The
a
and
b
buttonholes
are
made
with
normal
thread
tension.
For
the
b
buttonhole,
a
soft
cord
is
laid
into
the
guide
of
the
presser
foot
(3
black
stripes).
For
the
raised
buttonhole
the
tension
of
the
bobbin
thread
must
be
very
loose.
In
order
to
ascertain
the
right
tension,
hold
bobbin
case
suspended
by
the
thread.
If
the
case
slips
down
slightly,
the
tension
is
in
order.
That
of
the
needle
thread,
however,
must
be
so
tight
as
to
allow
the
bobbin
thread
to
appear
on
the
top
side
of
the
fabric.
For
raised
buttonholes
use
only
cotton
No.
40,
mat,
6
ply
as
needle
thread,
whereas
the
bobbin
thread
must
be
a
very
fine
cotton
(60/2).
In
case
of
coloured
work,
the
coloured
2
ply
cotton
must
be
on
the
bobbin,
when
making
raised
buttonholes.
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