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Practical sewing I fay li 36 tui rn Pins If you pin your work together, remove them while sewing before they get near the knife. Or pin parallel to and about 2 cm (1") from the fabric edge. Tip: Use pins with coloured heads which are easier to see in thicker, soft fabrics. Tape guide The standard presser foot is equipped with a guide for sewing on tape to strengthen or stabilise shoulder or side seams in garments made from knits or stretch fabrics. The guide is also ideal for sewing on narrow elastic for lingerie, swim and gymwear. - Raise the needles (Needle stop*). - Raise and swing the presser foot out. - Place the tape under the foot. slip it into the guide from the right and pull through slightly. - Swing the presser foot back and lower it. - Sew a few stitches on the tape. - If necessary, loosen the setscrew (A) and adjust the tape guide to suit the width of the tape (W. - Retighten the setscrew. - Raise the tip of the presser foot, place work underneath the tape/elastic and sew. Practical sewing Gathering Use the differential feed to gather a single layer of fabric before sewing it to a garment. For example, sleeve heads and lower edges, yokes, lace edging or frills. Settings: - Stitch: 4 thread overlock Position A/B - Differential feed: 2 - Stitch length: 3-4 - Cutting width: 2 Note: A tighter gather can be obtained by increasing the needle tensions. f. tiP pirJ Ifi rxa lip Tip: After sewing, loosen the needle threads from the thread chain with a pin or the Bernina seam ripper and pull the threads gently to gather fine fabrics. 1'4 INNiII Presser foot markings The markings on the presser foot help to guide the fabric. A Cutting line (cutting width 2) B Right needle insertion C Left needle insertion D 0.75 cm distance from cutting line (A) (cutting width 2) E 1 cm distance from cut- ting line (A) D C (cutting width 2) Seam allowance markings The seam allowance mar- kings on the looper cover allow you to guide the fabric easily and perfectly Vs according to the chosen or given seam allowance. The measurements are taken from the point of needle insertion. 37

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Practical
sewing
Practical
sewing
rn
tui
Pins
If
you
pin
your
work
to-
gether,
remove
them
while
sewing
before
they
get
near
the
knife.
Or
pin
parallel
to
and
about
2
cm
(1")
from
the
fabric
edge.
Tip:
Use
pins
with
coloured
heads
which
are
easier
to
see
in
thicker,
soft
fabrics.
I
fay
Tape
guide
The
standard
presser
foot
is
equipped
with
a
guide
for
sewing
on
tape
to
streng-
then
or
stabilise
shoulder
or
side
seams
in
garments
made
from
knits
or
stretch
fabrics.
The
guide
is
also
ideal
for
sewing
on
narrow
elastic
for
lingerie,
swim
and
gymwear.
-
Raise
the
needles
(Needle
stop*).
-
Raise
and
swing
the
presser
foot
out.
-
Place
the
tape
under
the
foot.
slip
it
into
the
guide
from
the
right
and
pull
through
slightly.
Swing
the
presser
foot
back
and
lower
it.
-
Sew
a
few
stitches
on
the
tape.
If
necessary,
loosen
the
setscrew
(A)
and
adjust
the
tape
guide
to
suit
the
width
of
the
tape
(W.
-
Retighten
the
setscrew.
-
Raise
the
tip
of
the
pres-
ser
foot,
place
work
un-
derneath
the
tape/elastic
and
sew.
Gathering
Use
the
differential
feed
to
gather
a
single
layer
of
fabric
before
sewing
it
to
a
garment.
For
example,
sleeve
heads
and
lower
edges,
yokes,
lace
edging
or
frills.
Settings:
-
Stitch:
4
thread
overlock
Position
A/B
-
Differential
feed:
2
-
Stitch
length:
3-4
-
Cutting
width:
2
Note:
A
tighter
gather
can
be
obtained
by
increasing
the
needle
tensions.
rxa
f.
pirJ
lip
Ifi
tiP
Tip:
After
sewing,
loosen
the
needle
threads
from
the
thread
chain
with
a
pin
or
the
Bernina
seam
ripper
and
pull
the
threads
gently
to
gather
fine
fabrics.
1'4
INNiII
D
C
Presser
foot
markings
The
markings
on
the
presser
foot
help
to
guide
the
fabric.
A
Cutting
line
(cutting
width
2)
B
Right
needle
insertion
C
Left
needle
insertion
D
0.75
cm
distance
from
cutting
line
(A)
(cutting
width
2)
E
1
cm
distance
from
cut-
ting
line
(A)
(cutting
width
2)
Vs
Seam
allowance
markings
The
seam
allowance
mar-
kings
on
the
looper
cover
allow
you
to
guide
the
fabric
easily
and
perfectly
according
to
the
chosen
or
given
seam
allowance.
The
measurements
are
ta-
ken
from
the
point
of
need-
le
insertion.
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