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Brother EV1 - Couching

Brother EV1
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Utility Stitches
Various Stitches
101
3
5 Start sewing.
The machine stops automatically when sewing is
finished.
6 Peel off the end point sticker.
Saving Settings
Specified angles for start and end, finish tapering
method, and stitch settings can be saved in
machine’s memory.
1 After setting the tapering function, touch
[Close].
2 Touch [Memory].
Retrieving Saved Settings
1
Touch [Retrieve] to retrieve the saved
setting after selecting pattern.
2 Touch the numbered key of the settings
to be retrieved and then touch [Retrieve].
* The settings cannot be retrieved if stitch tapering
function is set to on.
You can easily sew decorative effects using yarn.
Prepare for Couching
1
Attach the spool stand to the machine.
At this time, do not raise the telescopic thread guide
shaft.
* Refer to “Assembling the Spool Stand” on page 45.
2 Insert the yarn guide into the slot on the
top left of the machine.
3 Touch to lock all keys and buttons,
and then raise the presser foot lever.
Memo
For more information on saving and recalling
settings, refer to “Saving the Utility Stitch
Settings” on page 63.
Couching
CAUTION
When using yarn, we recommend selecting yarn of
weight 4 (MEDIUM ). Medium yarn is often referred
to as worsted weight, 20 knitted stitches per 10 cm, or 9-
11 wraps per inch. The diameter of the yarn is
approximately 2-3 mm (approx. 1/12-1/8 inch). If the
yarn is extremely thin or thick, has an unusual shape
(flat or furry), or more than 2 yarns, the best finishing
results may not be achieved, or injuries or damage may
result.
Note
Sew test stitches on the fabric before sewing
on your project.
We recommend using a stabilizer material
when sewing stretch fabrics, lightweight
fabrics, fabrics with a coarse weave, or fabrics
which are prone to fabric shrinkage.

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