Singer Scholastic Plus User Manual

Setup for straight stitch, including stitch width, length, and presser foot.

Fabric pieces required for practicing the straight stitch technique.

Instructions on placing fabric, aligning with seam guides, and sewing a straight seam.

Settings for straight stitch used for visible topstitching.

Fabric and batting pieces for creating a quilt-type sample.

Instructions for sewing a diagonal topstitch from corner to corner.

Settings for using the Seam/Quilt Guide for creating quilted fabric.

Pre-used quilted sample for practicing quilting techniques.

Steps to use the guide for even spacing and straight lines in quilting.

Adjusting stitch length and tension for temporary fabric basting.

Fabric pieces required for practicing speed basting.

How to temporarily hold fabrics together and remove the basting.

Settings for using the Zipper Foot to apply piping.

Home décor fabric and piping cord needed for the technique.

Steps to fold fabric and sew a straight stitch close to the piping.

Straight stitch settings with Zipper Foot for piping.

Fabric pieces and pre-packaged piping for attachment.

Steps to place piping between fabric layers and sew.

Stitch settings and tension adjustments for zipper insertion.

Zipper, fabric, tape, and glue stick for zipper installation.

Steps for basting and seaming the fabric for zipper placement.

Completing the zipper stitching, tape removal, and pressing.

Zigzag stitch settings suitable for appliqué techniques.

Appliqué pieces, stabilizers, and foundation fabric.

Steps for fusing appliqué pieces and stitching around them.

Optional second stitch pass for a fuller appliqué effect.

Settings for zigzag stitch to insert lace edges.

Batiste fabric, lace strip, and fine cotton thread.

Steps for starching, centering lace, and zigzag stitching edges.

Techniques for cutting under lace and finishing fabric edges.

Zigzag stitch settings for couching decorative trims like pearls.

Pearls, monofilament thread, and fabric for couching.

Instructions on laying trim and stitching to encase it.

Zigzag stitch settings for sewing buttons securely.

Fabric, a two-hole button, and liquid fray preventer.

Steps for lowering feed dogs, folding fabric, and positioning buttons.

Fine-tuning needle swing, sewing stitches, and creating a tie-off.

Selecting the correct buttonhole stitch steps on the machine.

Fabric, marking tools, and button for buttonhole creation.

Folding fabric, marking buttonhole length, and initial placement.

Sewing each step of the buttonhole and reinforcing it.

Settings for the machine's one-step buttonhole feature.

Fabric, marking tools, and button for buttonhole creation.

Folding fabric, marking, and preparing the machine for one-step buttonholes.

Placing fabric and sewing the automatic one-step buttonhole.

Buttonhole settings for creating a corded finish.

Fabric, cord, marking tools, and button for corded buttonholes.

Hooking cord onto the foot and preparing to sew.

Stitching the buttonhole over the cord and finishing.

Automatic settings for one-step corded buttonholes.

Fabric, cord, marking tools, and button for corded buttonholes.

Hooking cord onto the foot and preparing for one-step sewing.

Sewing the one-step corded buttonhole and finishing.

Zigzag stitch settings for free-motion monogramming.

Embroidery hoop, fabric, and marking pen for monograms.

Steps for drawing a monogram and positioning fabric in the hoop.

Techniques for guiding the fabric hoop during free-motion stitching.

Zigzag stitch settings for free-motion embroidery designs.

Embroidery hoop, fabric, and marking pen for designs.

Steps for drawing designs and positioning fabric in the hoop.

Techniques for guiding the fabric hoop during free-motion stitching.

Multi-step setup for finishing raw edges, basting, and creating the hem.

Medium weight woven fabric suitable for hemming.

Using a zigzag stitch to finish one of the fabric's raw edges.

Steps for folding, basting, and stitching the blind hem.

Settings for the Multi-Mending stitch to attach trims.

Beaded trim and home décor fabric for embellishment.

Instructions for hemming fabric and stitching beaded trim onto it.

Settings for the Multi-Stitch zigzag for mending and reinforcement.

Denim squares and a denim piece with a tear for practice.

Using a backing and stitching over a tear with the multi-stitch.

Settings for various decorative stitches used in crazy quilting.

Fabric scraps, foundation material, and decorative threads.

Steps for piecing fabric scraps onto a foundation with decorative stitches.

Settings for the Scallop Stitch for creating decorative edges.

Lightweight fabric, rinse-away stabilizer, and decorative thread.

Steps for folding fabric, placing stabilizer, and stitching scallops.

Triple Straight Stitch settings for enhanced seam strength.

Denim fabric folded in half for practicing the stitch.

Sewing on two layers of fabric using the triple stitch for durability.

Triple Straight Stitch settings for sewing stretch fabrics.

Knit fabric folded in half for practicing stretch stitches.

Sewing stretch seams that move with the fabric.

Settings for Overedge Stretch Stitch to mimic serger finish on knits.

Knit fabric and ribbing required for the application.

Steps for applying ribbing to a curved edge like a neckline.

Settings for Stretch Overedge or Serge Stitch for edge finishing.

Two pieces of woven fabric for joining and finishing.

Simultaneously joining two fabric pieces and finishing edges.

Using overedge stitch to finish seam allowances.

Two pieces of heavy woven fabric for seam finishing.

Finishing individual seam allowances before joining.

Multi-Zigzag or Honeycomb Stitch settings for elastic.

Nylon tricot fabric and an elastic strip.

Threading elastic through the foot and sewing it onto fabric.

Zigzag stitch settings and Wing Needle usage.

Linen fabric and sewing thread for decorative stitching.

Using a Wing Needle to create pronounced holes in fabric.

Straight Stitch settings for using a twin needle.

Lightweight fabric and stabilizer for twin needle practice.

Inserting the second spool pin and sewing parallel rows of stitches.

Straight Stitch settings with Twin Needle for attaching ribbon.

Fabric, stabilizer, and satin ribbon for attachment.

Inserting ribbon through the foot and sewing with a twin needle.

Straight Stitch settings suitable for sewing leather.

Fashion leather for sewing projects.

Steps for hemming leather and sewing with seam guides.

Settings and use of the Rolled/Narrow Hem Foot.

Medium to lightweight fabric for creating narrow hems.

Steps to press, stitch, and guide fabric for a narrow hem.

Zigzag stitch settings and Cording Foot usage.

Cord or thread and fabric for gathering technique.

Steps to place cord, sew, and pull cord to gather fabric.

Multi-Zigzag stitch settings with Cording Foot for trims.

Cording strands and decorative fabric for applying trims.

Threading and sewing multiple cords or trims onto fabric.

Straight Stitch settings and Gathering Foot for shirring.

Lightweight fabric suitable for creating shirring.

Pulling threads for stitching line and positioning needle.

Using the foot's edge as a guide to sew multiple shirring rows.

Even Feed Foot settings for sewing multiple fabric layers.

Layered fabric pieces with batting for practice.

Ensuring even feeding of multiple layers of fabric during sewing.

Even Feed Foot settings for matching plaids accurately.

Plaid fabric pieces for practicing matching.

Matching plaids and sewing with a precise seam allowance.

Even Feed Foot settings for sewing pile fabrics.

Fake-fur pieces for practicing sewing on pile fabrics.

Sewing pile fabrics like fake fur and managing the nap.

Zigzag stitch settings for use with the Side Cutter attachment.

Wool fabric pieces for practicing with the side cutter.

Steps for placing fabric and using the side cutter to trim edges.

Guiding fabric and adjusting stitch length for optimal cutter performance.

Straight Stitch settings for using the Ruffler attachment.

Lightweight cotton fabric pieces for creating ruffles.

Adjusting the Ruffler for the desired amount and depth of ruffles.

Placing fabric under the Ruffler and feeding it to create ruffles.