Singer 15-91 - Needles and Threads; Chart Shoring the Relationship of Types of Fabrics, Thread and Needle Sizes and Machine Stitches to the Inch

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Names of Principal Parts of Machines6
Description7
Electrical Information8
Motor8
To Connect Machine to Electric Service Line8
Singerlight9
To Remove the Bulb9
To Replace the Bulb9
To Operate the Machine10
Front View of the Machine10
Needles and Threads11
Chart Shoring the Relationship of Types of Fabrics, Thread and Needle Sizes and Machine Stitches to the Inch11
To Set the Needle12
Upper Threading12
To Remove the Bobbin14
To Wind the Bobbin14
Removing the Bobbin Case14
Winding the Bobbin15
Adjustment of Bobbin Winder16
To Thread the Bobbin Case17
To Replace the Bobbin Case18
Bobbin Case Threaded and Replaced18
To Prepare for Sewing19
Threads in Position to Commence Sewing19
Drawing up the Bobbin Thread19
To Commence Sewing20
To Turn a Corner21
Basting21
To Sew Flannel or Bias Seams21
To Remove the Work21
To Regulate the Length of Stitch22
Showing Lever for Reversing Direction of Feed and Regulating Length of Stitch22
To Regulate the Direction of Feed23
To Regulate Pressure on Presser Foot23
Thread Tensions24
To Regulate the Needle Thread Tension24
To Regulate the Bobbin Thread Tension25
To Disassemble the Needle Thread Tension26
To Reassemble the Needle Thread Tension27
If Correct Stitching Is Not Obtained28
To Oil the Machine29
Front View, Showing Oiling Points29
Oiling Points at the Back of the Machine30
End View Shoring Oiling Points31
Oiling Points in Base of Machine31
To Lubricate the Motor32
Machine Working Heavily33
To Clean the Stitch Forming Mechanism33
To Remove the Shuttle34
Showing Position of Shuttle for Removal from Machine34
To Replace the Shuttle35
Shuttle and Parts Removed from Machine35
Sewing Suggestions36
Darning or Embroidering37
Adjustment for Darning or Embroidering37
Darning in Process38
Darning Finished38
Instructions for Using the Attachments40
To Attach the Foot Hemmer40
To Start the Hem at the Edge40
Starting Hem at very End of Material41
Hemming Edge of Material and Pulling Back Threads While Sewing41
To Make a Hemmed Seam with the Foot Hemmer42
To Make a Felled Seam with the Foot Hemmer43
To Hem and Sew on Lace in One Operation44
Adjustable Hemmer45
To Make Hems from 3/16 to 15/16 Inch Wide45
To Make Hems Wider than 15/16 Inch46
Multi-Slotted Binder47
To Attach the Binder48
To Insert the Binding in the Binder48
To Insert the Garment in the Binder49
To Adjust the Binder49
Binding with Unfolded Binding49
Piped Edge50
Position of Garment and Binding When Piping Edges50
Piping and Binding in One Operation51
To Bind Outside Curves52
To Bind Inside Curves52
To Apply French Folds to Curves53
Applying a French Fold53
The Edge-Stitcher54
To Adjust the Edge-Stitcher54
TO Sew Lace Together54
To Insert Lace or Ribbon55
To Pipe with the Edge-Stitcher56
To Apply Folded Bias Tape or Military Braid56
To Stitch a Wide Hem57
To Make a French Seam57
To Tuck with the Edge-Stitcher58
To Shirr with the Gathering Foot59
Principal Parts of the Ruffler60
To Attach the Ruffler61
To Adjust the Ruffler for Gathering61
To Make a Ruffle and Sew It to a Garment in One Operation62
Correct Positions for the Materials62
To Make a Ruffle and Attach It with a Facing in One Operation63
To Pipe a Ruffle64
To Adjust the Ruffler for Plaiting65
To Adjust the Ruffler for Group Plaiting66
To Oil the Ruffler66

Singer 15-91 - Needles and Threads; Chart Shoring the Relationship of Types of Fabrics, Thread and Needle Sizes and Machine Stitches to the Inch

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