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Sewn section Pattern
Step 3
(
Ba
ck
bar tack)
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ac
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1. Turn the pattern selecti
on
dial to
•c•
(same
position as in step 1 ).
2. Sew 5
to
6 stitches.
3. Stop
the
machine
when
the
needle is
at
the
right
si
de
of
the
stitch
and
then raise
the
needle from
th
e
material.
Step 4
(Right side)
Dd
d
rn
1.
Set the pattern selection dial to •d".
2.
Sew the right side
until
the
need
le reaches
the
st
itches sewn
in
step 1 .
• Securing the Stitching and Cutting
th
e
Buttonhole
0
e
To
secure the stitching,
tum
the material
90 degrees counterclockwise and sew
straight
st
itches
to
the end of the front
bar
tack of the buttonhole.
Remove the material from the machine.
We recommend
that
you
put
pins across
both ends
of
the buttonhole
to
preve
nt
the
stitches from being cut.
Cut
an
opening in
the
middle of the
buttonhole with the seam ripper tool.
Be
careful not
to
cut
through any stitches.
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• When using the seam ripper to open the
buttonhole,
do
not
put
yo
ur
hand
or
finger in the path
of
th
e ripper. The seam
ripper may
slip and you may be injured.
Adjusting buttonholes
If
the
st
itching
on
the
two
sides of
the
buttonhole is
not
the
same, you
can
ma
ke
the
following adjustments.
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After sewing
th
e left side
of
th
e
buttonhole, stitch the right s
id
e and
ob
serve the feeding.
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© Rig
ht
row
If
the left side is too open
or
tig
ht
compared with the rig
ht
s
id
e, adjust the
buttonhole fine-adjustment screw as
described
in
the following paragraphs.
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screw
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Left
si
de
@ Buttonhole
appearance
If
the
left
side
is
too
open,
turn
the
buttonhole
fine-
adjus
tm
ent
sc
r
ew
with
a large
screwdr
iver in
the
"- "
direction.
If
the
left
side
is
too
ti
ght,
turn
the
buttonho
le
fine-
adjus
tm
ent
sc
r
ew
with
a large
screwdr
iver in
the"+"
di
rectio
n.
• This adjustment ensures both sides of
the
buttonhole
are
the same.
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