Singer 4671 - Sewing Curved Seams; Techniques for Curved Seams; Darning Techniques; Free Motion Embroidery

SEWING
CURVED
SEAMS
*
Basle
seam
line
* Use a
short stitch tor
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*
strength
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!
~~~Guide fabric
to follow
curve~
.The
seam
guide
may
atso
be
used
when
sewing curved
seams Attach
')
i
seam
gijide at
an angle
so that
the
edge
closer to
the needle acts
as a
guide
DARNING
(Not included
on 10
shtch sewing
machine
See page. 35)
Mend
worn or
torn areas
using the
Darning
and Embroidery Foot
* Trim
ragged
edges and
baste
a backing
on wrong
side
of
tear
RECOMMENDED
SETTINGS
Stitch Selection:
Straight
StitCh #S]
4 >
tStitch Width:
i
Stitch
Length:
0
Foot:
Darning
and
Embroidery
(G)
Needle
Plate:
General
Purpose
(A)
__ -
.~~~~
Attach
Feed Cover
* Place
area to be darned,
right side up,
under presser
loot, lower loot
* Stitch.
guiding fabric
back and forth,
until entire area is fitled
in.
FREE
MOTION EMBROIDERY
Iri
tree motion embroidery.
you
sew without
a presser
foot, and control
the fabric wtth
an
embroidery hoop
RECOMMENDED
SETTINGS
Stitch Selection:
Straight Stitch
#5,
or Zig-Zag #6
Stitch Width: N W1 -W
k
*
.,
Stitch
Length:
0
Foot:
Remove
foot with shank
Needle
Plate:
General
Purpose
-- t+- .
* Attach Feed Cover,
-,
'-
i
* Be
sure
to lower
presser
foot
litter
* \,
j * When
embroidering,
as shown,
use
straight
stitches
for stems,
and
zig-zag
stitches,
at varying
widths,
for leaves
and
petals.
Lengtheni
stitches
by mov
ing
the hoop
faster
or
slower
NOTE: The
Darning and
Embroider.
Foot
may be used
to help control fathic
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