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As soon as the wished for length of the edge is reached, move the zigzag lever I8 with a vigorous movement against stop II i At,' fig. 571. and because only a few stitches are necessary for sewing the fastening ends, mace the zigzag lever 18 corresponding to the sewing speed so to say immediately Imre more to stop I see fig. 681 and press it against said stop. As soon as the second. righthaml edge has reached the length of the first, lefthand one, except for a few stitches, move the zigzag lever IS again towards stop II, and since here too only a few stitcher are required for the fastening of the second edge. move the zigzag lever immediately quite to the right, in accordance with the sewing speed, i.e. beyond stop I. by drawing the zigzag lever I8 towards you. i.e. to the front (see fig. 69 and frOr. Regulating the closeness of stitches The Bernina sewing machines, models 740, respectively 741 and 742. are provided with a patented device by means of which the closeness of the stitches can be changed when sewing buttonholes or working the satin stitch. according to the material being stitched and the sewing thread. This change is operated with the aid of the stitch regulating knob 2:1 fitted with a scale numbered from one to five. According to the kind of fabric to be stitched, finer, medium, or stronger ones. or even tricot, the feed of the fabric will differ when sewing buttonhole edges. The stronger and softer the material, the more the favorit feed should be increased. This change takes place by turning regulation knob 23. This regulating knob is equipped with numbers equivalent to those of the fixed wale on the machine stand itself. If number I is placed opposite the fixed scale, it means that the smallest feed has been chosen for the buttonhole edge. Turning said regulation bob to the left, the numbers will be higher and the feed is thereby increased, as regards the fabric used for Ibis operation. That means that hereby for every kind of fabric the corresponding closeness of stitches can be chosen at will_ The name adjustment which has been chosen for making the edges of the buttonholes is valid too for ornamental stitch with the same kinds of fabric.