Viking 2780 - Page 35

Marking
Marking
foot
931,
large
zig-zag
seam
center,
stitchlength
abt.
5.
Loosen
upper
thread
tension
so
that
nice
loose
loops
will be
sewn.
After
finishing
do not forget
to
readjust
tension.
It
is important
to
always
lead
thread
laterally
under
presser
foot.
By
using
the
above
marking
foot
it
is
very
easy
to
transmit
a
pattern
to
the
cloth.
Fold
the
cloth
in
two
layers
and
place
it
as
mirrorimage
under
the
pattern
and
smoothly
baste
cloth
and
pattern,
in order
to
avoid
a
disarranging.
While
sewing,
wide
loops
are
formed.
Cut
these
off between
both
layers,
then
the
rest
of
thread
remains
in
the
cloth,
offering
you
the
desired
marking
(see
ill).
Basting
For
firstly
fitting
on
dresses,
blouses
etc.
you
desire
a
loose
basting
seam.
Here
use
the
marking
foot
931.
Upper
thread
tension
very
tight
so
that
loose
loops
will
be
formed.
Adjust
narrow
zig-zag
and
needle
position
center,
largest
stitchlength.
Thus
you
get
a
loose
basting
seam,
which
can
easily
be
ripped.