Bernina 1260 Manual - Page 44

Manual

darning

1

4

,:

p

s

-

s

t

At

tiEFIr

----

--man

Main

faults:

I

mead

breaks

Irequently.

-

work

not

moved

evenly.

Slitchno

uneven

and

obtrusive:

-

fabric

moved

too

Qu

ickly

In

roblon

to

the

sewing

speed.

Small

knots

on

the

under

side:

-

Obit

moved

too

slowly

a

relation

to

the

Sewing

speed.

•

111.11

Basic

darning

principles

The

feed

-dog

met

always

be

Pothered

for

darning.

Th

e

work

is

mo.

fi

re

d

to

and

Pro

by

hard

and

not

by

the

machine

It

is

important

to

mew)

the

work

evenly

and

this

requires

a

Mlle

practice.

Recommendation'

Whenevra

possible.

use

the

dainog

ri

ng

to

keep

tho

darnng

area

taut.

Move

Ile

ring

backwards

and

forvads

smoothly;

jerky

movements

result

in

tan

threads.

Always

wait

tram

len

to

right,

movng

up

and

down

over

the

hole,

not

from

side

to

side.

U

so

the

sowing

table

and

support

your

elbows

on

the

work

(abb.

Position

the

machine

slightly

back

from

the

edge

of

the

table.

DernIne

Needle:

80-70

Thread:

Denee

thread

Feed.doo:

MOM

•

Stitch:

--

Straight

stitch

Stitch

length:

0

Prosser

fool'

Darring

fool

No.

9

iragicArni

Al

the

end

of

rows.

change

direction

in

cur-

vos

and

not

points

other-

wise

the

fabric

is

ikdy

to

teat

Th

e

three

stops

1.

Darn

term

top

left

to

top

motif

of

hole.

Turn

by

90

degrees,

n

•-•

ii

2.

Wadi

fr

om

lett

o

nght,

filing

in

the

hole

but

not

too

densely.

Turn

by

180

degrees.

a

RI

n

the

earn

ng,

wor-

king

in

the

sane

direc-

tion

as

step

2,

but

coy

Qu

a

the

hole

and

not

to

the

edge

of

the

darn.

1

/

4

When

the

darning

technique

has

boon

mastered,

work

rows

of

stitches

in

irregular

lengths

so

that

the

darn

blends

into

the

fabric.

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