Singer 15-90 - Page 50

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Adjusting the Edge-Stitcher
After attaching the edge-stitcher to the machine,
turn the balance wheel slowly by hand to see that
the needle goes through the center of the needle hole.
The distance of the line of stitching from the edge
of the material in the slots can be regulated by
pushing the lug (A, Fig. 48) to the right or left.
If it moves hard, put a drop of oil under the blue
spring, then wipe it dry.
Sewing Lace Together with the Edge-Stitcher
It is difficult to sew two lace edges together even
after basting, but the edge-stitcher makes it pos-
FIG. 49. SEWING LACE
.
TOGETHER
sible to stitch on the very edge. Place one edge in
slot 1 and the other in slot 4, and adjust lug (A,
Fig. 48) until both edges are caught by the stitching.
Hold the two pieces slightly overlapped to keep
them against the ends of the slots. The thread ten-
sions should be loose to avoid puckering of fine lace.
48
Adjusting the Edge-Stitcher
After attaching the edge-stitcher to the machine,
turn the balance wheel slowly by hand to see that
the needle goes through the center of the needle hole.
The distance of the line of stitching from the edge
of the material in the slots can be regulated by
pushing the lug (A, Fig. 48) to the right or left. !
If it moves hard, put a drop of oil under the blue
spring, then wipe it dry.
Sewing Lace Together with the Edge-Stitcher
It is difficult to sew two lace edges together even
after basting, but the edge-stitcher makes it pos-
FiG. 49. SEWING LACE TOGETHER
sible to stitch on the very edge. Place one edge in
slot 1 and the other in slot 4, and adjust lug (A,
Fig. 48) until both edges are caught by the stitching.
Hold the two pieces slightly overlapped to keep
them against the ends of the slots. The thread ten-
sions should be loose to avoid puckering of fine lace.;