Singer 301 - DARNING AND EMBROIDERY ATTACHMENT; The Web Lace Stitch; The Tracing Stitch; The Darning Stitch

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Features6
Electrical Information7
Electrical Connections for Machine8
To Use the 301 as a Portable Machine8
Handle for Carrying Machine9
To Replace Machine in Cabinet9
Replacing Controller in Cabinet9
Singerlight10
To Remove/Replace Bulb10
Needles and Thread11
To Set the Needle11
Upper Threading12
To Remove the Bobbin14
To Wind the Bobbin14
Removing the Bobbin Case14
Adjustment for Regulating Amount of Thread Wound on Bobbin15
To Thread Bobbin Case16
To Replace Bobbin Case17
Bobbin Case Threaded and Replaced17
To Prepare for Sewing18
Drawing up the Bobbin Thread18
Threads in Position to Start Sewing18
To Start Sewing19
To Turn a Corner20
To Sew Bias Seams20
To Remove the Work20
Basting20
To Regulate Length of Stitch21
To Regulate Friction of Feed21
To Regulate Pressure on Presser Foot22
Thread Tensions22
Thumb Screw for Regulating Pressure on Presser Foot22
To Regulate Needle Thread Tension23
To Regulate Bobbin Thread Tension23
To Remove and Disassemble Needle Thread Tension24
To Reassemble and Replace Needle Thread Tension24
Tension Disc Assembly24
Reassembling Needle Thread Tension25
Stop Washer and Tension Spring25
If Correct Stitching Is Not Obtained26
To Oil the Machine28
To Lubricate Spiral Gears28
Front View, Showing Oiling Points28
Lubricating Points for Spiral Gears in Top of Machine28
To Oil Sewing Hook29
Oiling Point in Sewing Hook29
Face Plate Opened Showing Oiling Points29
To Lubricate the Motor30
Oiling Points in Base of Machine also Showing Motor Grease Tube30
Sewing Suggestions31
Fashion Stitches Made Without Attachments32
Cordonnet Stitch32
Spark Stitch32
Metallic Stitch32
Signature Stitch33
Etching Stitch33
Boucle Stitch33
Names of Principal Parts34
Instructions for Using Attachments36
The Foot Hemmer36
Starting Hem at very End of Material37
Hemming Edge of Material and Pulling Back Threads While Sewing37
To Make a Hemmed Seam with Foot Hemmer38
To Make a Felled Seam with Foot Hemmer39
To Hem and Sew on Lace in One Operation40
Adjustable Hemmer41
Multi-Slotted Binder43
To Attach the Binder44
To Insert Binding in Binder44
Unfolded or Raw Edge Bias Binding44
To Insert Garment in Binder45
To Adjust Binder45
Piped Edge46
Piping and Binding in One Operation47
To Bind Outside Curves48
To Bind Inside Curves49
To Apply French Folds to Curves49
To Edge Stitcher50
To Adjust the Edge Stitches50
To Sew Lace Together50
To Insert Lace or Ribbon51
To Pipe with Edge Stitches51
To Apply Folded Bias Tape or Military Braid51
To Stitch a Wide Hem52
To Make a French Seam52
To Thuck with Edge Stitcher53
Gathering Foot54
To Shirr with Gathering Foot54
Principal Parts of Ruffler55
To Attach Ruffler56
To Adjust Ruffler for Gathering56
To Make a Ruffle and Sew It to a Garment in One Operation57
To Make a Ruffle and Attach It with a Facing in One Operation58
To Pipe a Ruffle59
To Adjust Ruffler for Plaiting60
To Oil the Ruffler61
To Adjust Ruffler for Group Plaiting61
Darning or Embroidering62
Contents65
Chart Showing Relationship of Types of Fabrics, Thread and Needle Sizes and Machine Stitches to the Inch66

Singer 301 - DARNING AND EMBROIDERY ATTACHMENT; The Web Lace Stitch; The Tracing Stitch; The Darning Stitch

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