Singer 1280 - Page 35

Applications
Darning
with
an
Embroidery
Hoop
e
Needle
Paste
a
ab
e
Stitch
win:
[CEFF
=
e
Stitch
Length:
0
+
No
Presser
Foot
*
Snap-in
Feed
Cover
*
Embroidery
Hoop
Designed
for
Machine
Use
e
Position
work
under
needie
and
lower
presser
bar.
e
Hold
needle
thread
loosely
with
jeft
hand,
turn
hana
wheel
toward
you,
and
draw
bobbin
thread
up
through
fabric.
Hold
both
thread
ends
and
iower
needie
into
fabric.
e
Stitch
across
opening,
moving
hoop
uncer
neecie
at
a
slight
angie
from
lower
left
to
upper
right,
Keep
fines
of
stitching
closely
spaced
and
even
in
length.
When
opening
is
filled,
cover
area
with
crosswise
lines
of
stitening.
Quilting
Quilting
is
the
art
of
stitching
two
or
more
thicknesses
of
fabric
together
in
a
planned
design.
A
padding
is
stitchec
to
the
underside
of
the
fabric
to
produce
a
soft,
puffed
effect
that
is
becoming
to
some
Wearing
apparel
and
to
many
fabric
furnishings.
Preparing
the
Fabric
Baste
a
light
padding
of
cotton
Manne’,
synthetic
quilt
patting,
sheet
wadding,
or
a
lightweight
woo!
interin-
ing
to
the
underside
of
the
fabric.
When
using
sheet
wadding,
first
back
it
with
voile,
batiste,
or
net
to
pre-
serve
the
sheet
wadding
through
wear.
Baste
the
iay-
ers
of
fabric
and
padding
together
on
the
lengthwise
and
crosswise
grains.
Basic
Procedure
*
Draw
both
threads
under
the
foot
and
clagonaily
across
feed
to
Jef.
+
Position
the
needie.
lower
the
foot
and
start
stitching,