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4. the buttonhole foot, marked with 3 black lines, is used. In this case also 3 different types of uttonholes can be made: a) Ordinary buttonholes, b) Braided buttonholes, and c) Raised buttonholes. Types a) and b) are obtained with normal thread tension. Tr4 Fie 45 The actual sewing of the buttonhole without using the automatic 1. Set zigzag control knob 12 (Fig.2) to No. 2; when sewing a buttonhole in knit material, select stitch width Vt. 2. Set stitch-length lever 15 so that the white line on the left side of the shaft of said lever is somewheat below the zero mark on the stitch length scale plate. This can only be done if the the screw 14 (Fig.2) is not fully turned in. 3. Set drop feed knob 17 (Fig.2) to the right. 4. Now sew the first bead to the length of the buttonhole. The last needle hole of the finished bead must be on the right, and the needle inserted only she" into the material. 5. Raise presser foot and turn cloth through 180° in clockwise direction. Then lower presser foot and allow the needle to enter cloth towards the left. Allow needle to penetrate cloth only to depth of Vs". 6. Set zigzag control knob 12 to 3,5 and sew a few end stitches. Pull material lightly towards, you to shorten the feed. Last needle hole should be on the left. Allow needle to penetrate cloth only to depth of approx. i/o". Last stitch • on right Allow needle -A to enter on left lust stitch on left 67

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4.
the
buttonhole
foot,
marked
with
3
black
lines,
is
used.
In
this
case
also
3
different
types
of
uttonholes
can
be
made:
a)
Ordinary
buttonholes,
b)
Braided
buttonholes,
and
c)
Raised
buttonholes.
Types
a)
and
b)
are
obtained
with
normal
thread
tension.
T
r4
Fie
45
The
actual
sewing
of
the
buttonhole
without
using
the
automatic
1.
Set
zigzag
control
knob
12
(Fig.2)
to
No.
2;
when
sewing
a
buttonhole
in
knit
material,
select
stitch
width
Vt.
2.
Set
stitch
-length
lever
15
so
that
the
white
line
on
the
left
side
of
the
shaft
of
said
lever
is
somewheat
below
the
zero
mark
on
the
stitch
length
scale
plate.
This
can
only
be
done
if
the
the
screw
14
(Fig.2)
is
not
fully
turned
in.
3.
Set
drop
feed
knob
17
(Fig.2)
to
the
right.
4.
Now
sew
the
first
bead
to
the
length
of
the
buttonhole.
The
last
needle
hole
of
the
finished
bead
must
be
on
the
right,
and
the
needle
inserted
only
she"
into
the
material.
5.
Raise
presser
foot
and
turn
cloth
through
180°
in
clock-
wise
direction.
Then
lower
presser
foot
and
allow
the
needle
to
enter
cloth
towards
the
left.
Allow
needle
to
penetrate
cloth
only
to
depth
of
Vs".
6.
Set
zigzag
control
knob
12
to
3,5
and
sew
a
few
end
stitches.
Pull
material
lightly
towards,
you
to
shorten
the
feed.
Last
needle
hole
should
be
on
the
left.
Allow
needle
to
penetrate
cloth
only
to
depth
of
approx.
i/o".
•
-
A
Last
stitch
on
right
Allow
needle
to
enter
on
left
lust
stitch
on
left
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