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I' E: Make the second scribed under "C", fabric on the left. bar in the manner leaving the needle Set the zigzag lever already again in on 0. de the F: Now make a few fastening stitches ing the work from the machine and cut after remov off the ends b) Buttonholes without Gimp Sewing foot, thread and set ting as before, only without gimp thread. Proceed exactly as described under a). of the gimp close to the material. c) Drawn-up Buttonhole j C: S8tw4ic7es2eh7n0tFtheseucppepunlrtilresed.aonfdInthsseelratsbhuthttetohnephoofialnebt,rioucfsicntahgreetfhuceulltystetirslloebttaeos- 'to ovoid cutting into the bars. The easy way of making a buttonhole A B c 0 E F G (irie airtererit (Buttonholes in linen) Upper thread: Sewing thread No. 30. Bobbin thread: machine embroidery and darn ing cotton No. 50. Bobbin tension: weak, Upper tension: sufficiently strong to draw up the bobbin thread so that it will form loops on top of the operations are shown in heavy p H n t) fabric. Without gimp thread All other details and the various operations are the I I ____"\ In these sketches the stitches in tentionally are not laid closely together. Actual ly, of course, there spacing between the must be stitches no as shows the picture of the finished buttonhole. The bars, too, be come narrower by holding the material firmly, laying stitches same as under a). However, you should take only 4 stit ches when making t e bar- tacking operations C and E. II almost one over the other. I45

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operations
are
shown
in
heavy
p
H
n
t)
In
these
sketches
the
stitches
in
tentionally
are
not
laid
closely
together.
Actual
ly,
of
course,
there
must
be
no
spacing
between
the
stitches
as
shows
the
picture
of
the
finished
buttonhole.
The
bars,
too,
be
come
narrower
by
holding
the
material
firmly,
laying
stitches
almost
one
over
the
other.
E:
Make
the
second
bar
in
the
manner
already
de
scribed
under
“C”,
leaving
the
needle
again
in
the
fabric
on
the
left.
Set
the
zigzag
lever
on
0.
F:
I’
b)
Buttonholes
without
Gimp
Sewing
foot,
thread
and
set
ting
as
before,
only
without
gimp
thread.
Proceed
exactly
as
described
under
a).
The
easy
way
of
making
a
buttonhole
Now
make
a
few
fastening
stitches
and
after
remov
ing
the
work
from
the
machine
cut
off
the
ends
of
the
gimp
close
to
the
material.
c)
Drawn-up
Buttonhole
C:
Sicsh
tFe
centre
of
the
buttonhole,
using
the
stilletto
(Buttonholes
in
linen)
847270
supplied.
Insert
the
point
of
the
cutter
be-
Upper
thread:
Sewing
thread
j
tween
the
purls
and
slash
the
fabric
carefully
so
as
No.
30.
Bobbin
thread:
ma-
to
ovoid
cutting
into
the
bars.
chine
embroidery
and
darn
ing
cotton
No.
50.
Bobbin
tension:
weak,
Upper
tension:
A
B
c
0
E
F
G
sufficiently
strong
to
draw
up
the
bobbin
thread
so
that
it
‘
(irie
airtererit
will
form
loops
on
top
of
the
fabric.
Without
gimp
thread
All
other
details
and
the
____“\
various
operations
are
the
same
as
under
a).
However,
you
should
take
only
4
stit
ches
when
making
t
e
bar-
tacking
operations
C
and
E.
I
I
I
I
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