Viking 2780 - Page 32

Eyeletting
stitches
The
eyeietting
equipment
is
special
accessory.
You
need
cover
plates
with
strong
bolts
to
be
placed
onto
the
needle
plate,
also
an
embroidery
loop
and
a graver.
For
doing
eyeletting
stitches,
remove presser
foot, lower
feed
dog
and
set
(as
far
as
available
needle
position
left)
the
large
zigzag.
Puncture
the
material
on
the
spot the
embroidery
should
be
effected.
Stretch
material
in
a
frame
and
perforate
holes by
/o,
3/4,
1/8
or
1/4
by
the
graver
according
to
the
size. Place
eyeletting
plates
on
the
needle
plate
on the
material
with
the
hole
and
with
the
bolt.
Use
sewing
silk
50,
white
or
colored,
upper
thread
tension
looser
than
lower
tension.
Lower
presser
foot
lever and
get
upper
thread by
turning the
handwheel.
Then
set
zig-zag
in
desired
width
and
do
some
stitches by
turning
the
loop
to
the
right
and
retain
the
edges
of
thread.
Now
cut
them
off.
Then
go
on
by
rotating
the
loop
slowly
for
doing
a
corona of
stitches
as
close
as
possible.
When the
circle
is
completed,
lock
the
thread
by
some
straight stitches.
For
doble
embroidery
holes,
first
do
an
equal
corona
of
stitches
with
narrow
zig-zag,
then
adjust
a
wide
zig-zag
and
have
the
machine
run
slower
by
quicker
turning
of the
frame.
With
compact
socket
and
flatbed
machine
lower
feed
dog.
Use
eyeletting
plate,
you
can
buy
as
special
acessories
and
align
it
with
catches
A
and
B as
per
ill,
into
the
slots
for
feed
dog
on
the
needle plate.
Now
press
eyeletting
plate
in direction
of
arrow and
press
catch
C
into
the
provided
window
of
the
plate.
For
removing
the
eyeletting
plate,
lift
it
at
the
spot
D
by
means
of
scissors
or
similar
tool
until
the
catch C
appears,
then the
eyeletting
plate
can
easily
be
removed
contrary
to
arrow’s
direction.
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Using
an
eyelet
plate
is
different
with
the
various machine
models.
Below description
of
the
three
possibilities:
I
C
D
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