Bernina 740 Manual - Page 70

embroidery

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It will be of advantage to design Lhe holes previously on the fabric. Then place the material under the eyelet embroidery presser foot, so that the guide journal of the elide should come to lie in the hole. An has been mentioned already heretofore, the needle stitch should be set to left position. For both upper and bottom embroidery thread nu. 60-80 two•phy should be used, which will give beet results in even sewing around the holes. For eyelet embroidery the thread tension is of ut• moat importance. Thu under thread tension should be eligibly stronger than that of the top thread. so that the thread knots should only show themselves on the lower face of the fabric. The slide In the embroidery plate should be positioned In such a way that the needle, when making righthand stitch, enters in the recess of the guide journal exactly beyond the edge of the material. This setting has to be changed according to stitch width and should therefore be repeated every time. Then allow the sewing machine to operate at regular speed and turn the embroidery ring at the same time three or four times around the guide journal in the game regular way in clockwise direction. Finally set zigzag knob IS (see fig. 2) upon zero position and secure the thread by a few stitches. These binding stitches should be parallel to the embroidery stitches• so that they will remain practically invisible. When the slide of the stitch plate is ravened, as has been shown In fig. 97, the guide journal can be employed as a centre in sewing circular ombroi• deries. In doing so the needle pierces through the long slit of the slide. By changing the density of the stitches, i.e. by varying the speed of rotation of the embroidery ring during the stitching. and using threads of different colour,. very attractive and multifarious patterns egn be produced, enhancing by the way the look of the eyelet embroideries. As a rule kindly observe when executing eyelet embroidery works that the holes of the same sire should always be finished successively. so that the slide need of be changed ton often. Oa

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It
will
be
of
advantage
to
design
Lhe
holes
pre-
viously
on
the
fabric.
Then
place
the
material
un-
der
the
eyelet
embroidery
presser
foot,
so
that
the
guide
journal
of
the
elide
should
come
to
lie
in
the
hole.
An
has
been
mentioned
already
heretofore,
the
needle
stitch
should
be
set
to
left
position.
For
both
upper
and
bottom
embroidery
thread
nu.
60-80
two•phy
should
be
used,
which
will
give
beet
results
in
even
sewing
around
the
holes.
For
eyelet
embroidery
the
thread
tension
is
of
ut•
moat
importance.
Thu
under
thread
tension
should
be
eligibly
stronger
than
that
of
the
top
thread.
so
that
the
thread
knots
should
only
show
themselves
on
the
lower
face
of
the
fabric.
The
slide
In
the
embroidery
plate
should
be
posi-
tioned
In
such
a
way
that
the
needle,
when
making
righthand
stitch,
enters
in
the
recess
of
the
guide
journal
exactly
beyond
the
edge
of
the
material.
This
setting
has
to
be
changed
according
to
stitch
width
and
should
therefore
be
repeated
every
time.
Then
allow
the
sewing
machine
to
operate
at
regu-
lar
speed
and
turn
the
embroidery
ring
at
the
same
time
three
or
four
times
around
the
guide
journal
in
the
game
regular
way
in
clockwise
direction.
Finally
set
zigzag
knob
IS
(see
fig.
2)
upon
zero
position
and
secure
the
thread
by
a
few
stitches.
These
binding
stitches
should
be
parallel
to
the
em-
broidery
stitches•
so
that
they
will
remain
practi-
cally
invisible.
When
the
slide
of
the
stitch
plate
is
ravened,
as
has
been
shown
In
fig.
97,
the
guide
journal
can
be
employed
as
a
centre
in
sewing
circular
ombroi•
deries.
In
doing
so
the
needle
pierces
through
the
long
slit
of
the
slide.
By
changing
the
density
of
the
stitches,
i.e.
by
va-
rying
the
speed
of
rotation
of
the
embroidery
ring
during
the
stitching.
and
using
threads
of
different
colour,.
very
attractive
and
multifarious
patterns
egn
be
produced,
enhancing
by
the
way
the
look
of
the
eyelet
embroideries.
As
a
rule
kindly
observe
when
executing
eyelet
em-
broidery
works
that
the
holes
of
the
same
sire
should
always
be
finished
successively.
so
that
the
slide
need
of
be
changed
ton
often.
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