Singer 650 - Performing Darning; Darning with General Purpose Foot; Darning with Darning;Embroidery Foot

Darning
With
some
kill you
can
easily and
quickly
perform
all
types
of darning
on
your mactine
For
this
purpose
you
can selectively
use
I tihe
genterdl
purpose
presser
foot
'r 2
the darning
and embroidery
foot.
I
With General
Purpose
Presser
Foot
Frst
of
.ll set p
eusure
at D (rNote
L p( I
Stitch
Pattern
Selectors:
AK
and stitc
length
it-qulaitr
ai 0 IMMI
Ný,,
Stitch
Width
Selector:
3
attach
beed
to'
c I plate
to
nourh
bed
In
Stitch
Length:
0
palate
of req
or Io
lroot Plate.
Feed
Cover
Plate
T iin rto
qqod
dq,, from
irea,
to be •
0, ti1
Presser
Foot:
General
Purpose
f0osi
in wor"
uretor
I*-dt
e rito aiil
t
r• ....
Presser
Foot Pressure:
Dial Setting
D
,,-r loot
t, attuloe
hc roeedie
thretid
I ...
I
old
noodle
thiear•loloely
with
ht
t
hortn
tarn hlnd
wheer
t1oNait!
vt>u
This
wvill itro>
bobbin
tiread
tirwiher
with
too0i
of
roerd
threadl
op
though
ohbro-
no'd
bhoth
thriea
ei!nd, drill lower
into
Lbrkc.
Outline
opening
to be
darned
with
running
stitdies
about
", Incn
(6
mm, from
edge
for
reinforce/ment.
Sittdi
across
operIng,
nmolvingj
tabr.c
at
a slight
angle
to and
fro needle.
Run
machine
at
modera'e
speed
antd guide
fabric
with
a steady
continuou•,
movefet.
Slow
movement
of fabric
will
produce
a short
stitch;
more
rapid
movement
lengthens
the
stitch.
Fairly
long
stitches
are
best for
kni'
and tri-
cot
fabrics
so
that the
darned
area
remains
smooth
and
flexible.
Short
stitches
are
for
cottons
and
linens
as they
upproxis'?te
weave
to the
fabric.
After completion
of
domiinc
work,
reset
tres-
sure
to normnal
sethtag
2. With
Darning
and
Embroidery
Fool
Ihe s*.tturais
o!
th•e rh,o1•Tr,
fo~r thrs type
of
hot<irgllan
reý dsccriibod
or!
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