Bernina 830LE Manual - Page 93

Automatic - Simple Darning Program no. 22, Reinforced Darning Program no. 23, Reinforced Darning

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Practical Applications Automatic - Simple Darning Program no. 22 Replaces threads along the lengthwise grain in all fabrics. Preparation ► place a piece of lightweight stabilizer under the worn area before darning if necessary Sewing ► sew the first row and stop ► press and release the Quick Reverse button at the desired length; this programs the first length ► continue sewing; the sewing computer stops automati- cally If the darning becomes distorted Correct with the Balance function see page 48 ► Reverse pattern foot no. 1C ► Automatic buttonhole foot no. 3A Reinforced Darning Program no. 23 If the darning does not cover the whole worn or damaged area Reposition the work under the foot to continue covering the worn or damaged area. Begin sewing; the program will repeat as often as desired (the length is saved). Replaces threads along the lengthwise and crosswise grains in all fabrics. Preparation ► place a piece of lightweight stabilizer under the worn area before darning if necessary Sewing ► insert the needle in the top left of the worn area ► sew the first vertical row ► press and release the Quick Reverse button at the desired length; this programs the length needed ► continue sewing; the sewing computer stops automati- cally when finished ► Automatic buttonhole foot no. 3A Reinforced Darning Program no. 34 The Darning Program no. 34 is particularly useful for mending heavy weight or durable garments, such as jeans and overalls. ► Reverse pattern foot no. 1C 93

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Practical Applications
Automatic - Simple Darning Program no. 22
Replaces threads along the lengthwise grain in all fabrics.
Preparation
place a piece of lightweight stabilizer under the worn
area before darning if necessary
Sewing
sew the first row and stop
press and release the Quick Reverse button at the
desired length; this programs the first length
continue sewing; the sewing computer stops automati-
cally
Reinforced Darning Program no. 23
Replaces threads along the lengthwise and crosswise
grains in all fabrics.
Preparation
place a piece of lightweight stabilizer under the worn
area before darning if necessary
Sewing
insert the needle in the top left of the worn area
sew the first vertical row
press and release the Quick Reverse button at the
desired length; this programs the length needed
continue sewing; the sewing computer stops automati-
cally when finished
Reinforced Darning Program no. 34
The Darning Program no. 34 is particularly useful for
mending heavy weight or durable garments, such as jeans
and overalls.
Reverse pattern foot no. 1C
Automatic buttonhole foot no. 3A
Automatic buttonhole foot no. 3A
Reinforced Darning Program no. 23
If the darning becomes distorted
Correct with the Balance function see page
48
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Reinforced Darning Program no. 34
If the darning does not cover the whole
worn or damaged area
Reposition the work under the foot to continue
covering the worn or damaged area. Begin
sewing; the program will repeat as often as
desired (the length is saved).
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Reverse pattern foot no. 1C