Bernina 900 - Monogramming Techniques; Monogramming Without Foot; Monogramming Work Guiding

Monograms
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Stretch the material tightly in the frame --
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as the work is to be carried out without
a
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foot.
Important: Lower
the foot lever
just the same as usual,
otherwise the Guiding
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top thread
tension
will remain
open and
Hold frame
as when
darning. Do
not
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unattractive
work will result.
move fingers while working,
as jerky
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If the bottom thread
is drawn through movements
produce uneven mono-
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the finger of the bobbin case the work grams. L
will run more smoothly (as with button-
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hole sewing). To produce a perfect monogram a great.
Method
~~~~deal
depends on how the frame
is held.
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Me~thodt
material,
sewa
few
straight
stitches
and
better
the
result.11
cut the thread
ends. Set zigzag. Place
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needle ready to begin and make a test
stitch. The
drawn
line must
be in
the
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middle of the zigzag.,,, ,, ',
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Move the frame
as though wanting to
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w rit
wi h
it
D o n ot stop tur ing
Im p o rtan t: A
llow th e m ach ine to
run•
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rather qucl;however,
the frame
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frame
until
the monogram
is eom-
should
be
guided
slowly
and steadily.
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plate.
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