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1 oU & ,UILaLHJ0J' 0E ill . T t4 JOfd. '>2 \ N Round buttonhole bspIemalawrtcpaienocdgrkt.waonfittht!hTtehheeburrtootouunnndhdoeblneu,dtthofoanwchioenvlgeerts,hheboeeugdlidgnesb.eaTthtehe Always sew the buttonholes wards towards the edge. from the inside out Mark the length of the buttonhole first, making sure point inwards. to measure from on the fabric the starting The round buttonhole between a length of 7 between 4 and 7 mm. is automatically sewn and 40 mm. The width is • Select buttonhole No. 38. • aTc2nah2ndema8plm.rtee-raptprhopigseralaremsngminthetdhweibtduhitsttpohlneahyno. ulIefmylboeeunrgewtdhiskhoe,fyyso7u • Tfohrethsiescobnutdtobnahto-tlaec(kseceanstaalnsdoabrde self defined buttonhole). trThbheouhrqleetuetaoisdwrnte"ihitd)tc.ohhl(esade. eseTtnhrssoeeinrcteytgifeoocrnraenth"nyBrooeuutatdbtsoehnoorchuhlgleadismnswgpeeiwtdthhrtfgheoiiarmsdthpbiifus tton 0 The stitch density adjusted with the of the second balance. bead can be ttIohmetphroeurnstnaenecrot!noBfd ebrfueodtrteomnyahoroukl.estafortotthNeo.bu5tAtonfohrowlea,rdpsusuhp 0 I 44 >ia 0 117

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Round
buttonhole
Important!The
round
buttonhole
should
be
placed
with
the
round
end
facing
the
edge.
The
sewing
of
the
buttonhole,
however,
begins
at
the
bartack.
Always
sew
the
buttonholes
from
the
inside
out
wards
towards
the
edge.
Mark
the
length
of
the
buttonhole
on
the
fabric
first,
making
sure
to
measure
from
the
starting
point
inwards.
The
round
buttonhole
is
automatically
sewn
between
a
length
of
7
and
40
mm.
The
width
is
between
4
and
7
mm.
•
Select
buttonhole
No.
38.
•
The
pre-programmed
buttonhole
length
of
22
mm
appears
in
the
display.
If
you
wish,
you
can
alter
this
length
with
the
numbered
keys
7
and
8.
•
The
second
bat-tack
can
also
be
self
defined
for
this
buttonhole
(see
standard
buttonhole).
The
stitch
density
cannot
be
changed
for
this
buttonhole.
Therefore
you
should
sew
this
button
hole
with
a
stronger
thread
or
gimp
thread
if
required
(see
section
“Buttonhles
with
gimp
thread”).
The
stitch
density
of
the
second
bead
can
be
adjusted
with
the
balance.
Important!
Before
you
start
the
buttonhole,
push
the
runner
of
buttonhole
foot
No.
5
A
forwards
up
to
the
second
red
mark.
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