Singer 650 - Darning and Embroidery Foot

Darning and Embroidery
Foot
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who cid
,ire pe
fecto'
i t,
corniaq am ut
*1 roids- wor..k, The fo~ot firmly i-ni1(
hoc
faiici'u
mad r-
enters
anid rises
from lh~e
*'nri k
wbilc
uL' itk
-mhr
ttle I.ne
of design
to Iet followedi
-it ragge
I edges
from
area
ao ie ddrned.
"Jo i •ection can be
'ixed into hoo)lp. tilt
Stitch Pattern Selectors:
AY !
s a t absolutely necessaly,
SUtit Width
Selector: 3 'It li
fle d over plate liul cat ne beod
in
Stitch
Length:
Less
than I
mim
paf, :4
regular
thloat
plate.
Feed
Cover
Plate
1 "t
d
Irning
and
eatbroidery
foit on
ps-
at r i~ .Jlb li~ltng finger over n'erlle
ciaimp
Daining
and
Embroidery
Foot
r
r
t
ice lurther
steps of this sef mi opciatior
.i e thl satel(, as
fll (fda111rninj tiln geterA
iirpot se presser toot free to
page 59)
UIln adhine at. moderate
speeon ntd gutide?
bri w il ti d a steady
Continuous tlovullwttt,
*imw movement ot tabric
will prodnee a
hort stitch; more rapid rmovemient
length(en
i
s
*we stitch.
Fairly long
stitdces are best for
knit and tri-
' t Fabrics; short stitches
are best for cottons:
!ad linens as
they approximate to the
weave
f fabric.
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