Singer 6233 - Sewing Seams and Corners

Selecting
a Pattern
The pattern selector dial
is numbered 1 through 14, and matches the numbers of the illus-
trated pattems.
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on the dial with
the indicating dot above
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the dial.
PATTE~
* For instance,
to sew a Zig-Zag
Stitch,
you would turn the selector dial until *6
lines up under indicating dot
* To change the stitch pattern,
turn the pat-
;l I t
s tern selector
dial left or right to
the desired
~~~~~~~~number.
With each application, recommended settings are given. These have been highlighted for
easy identification. You can adjust each setting, however, as desired. To reduce dial
force to select patterns the stitch length control can be moved to O' position.
SECTION 3 Straight Stftching
Before beginning a sewing project. check the Fabric, Thread and Needle Table on page 5 for
the best needle and thread combination for your fabric.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
Stitch Selection: Straight Stitch #5
Stitch Width:
S 7 e 9 0 *-
12
[3
*-
In 1 1 1
Stitch
Length: 1-1/2 to
4
PATTE~NS
Foot:
General
Purpose (8)
Neodle Plate: General Purpose (A)
Adjusting
Stitch Length
LENGTH
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The stitch length
indicator is numbered
0-4.
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The lower numbers
are shorter
stitches.
Shorter
stitches are best
for lightweight
fabrics; longer ones
for heavy fabrics.
To
adjust the length
of your stitches,
slide the
stitch
length lever
to the left or right.
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