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Table
of
Contents
Set
to
Sew
Designer
SE
—
Simply
ExcellenO
1-4
Index Help
1-4
Quick
Help
1-4
Threads
1
-S
Pictogram Pen
1-S
Stabilizers
I-S
Needles
1-6
Sewing
Advisor
1-7
Fabric
Selection
1-fl’
The
Stitch
Menu
1-H
Thread
Tension
1-H
The
Function
Butt(
)fl5 I—9
Begin
Sewing
1-10
Finish
Sewing
1-10
Seam
1-11
Overcast
1-12
Seam
and
Overcast
I
— 13
Searn:Overcast
for
Ribbing
1-15
Baste
1-16
Blind
Flem
1—17
1-1cm
1-19
jeans
1-1cm
1-19
Stretch
Hem
l-l)
PBB
( Perfectly Balanced Buttonhole)
1—20
Sew
the
P13
1-21
Button
1-22
Utility
Sewing — Menu A
24
Straight
Stitch
Stretch Stitch
1
1
Gathering
2
1
Twenty—nine
Needle Positi
)flS
1
3
Center
Zipper
2-S
Reinforced Straight Stitch
2-6
Multiple
ZigZag Stitches 2-7
Bartacks 2-8
Secure Belt
L(
)(
)S 2-H
Darning and
Mending
2-9
Patching and
Tears
2-9
Attach
Elastic
2—10
Stitch
table
—
Menu
A
2-
11
Buttonholes
—
Menu
B
2-12
C )rded
Butt(
)nh(
)Ie
(Stretch
fabrics
) 2—1
.3
Step—by—Step
Buttonh
)le
2—
13
Butt(
mhole
I )ensitv
2—
14
Cutting Buttonholes
2—
1-i
Bound
buttonhole 2—14
I
I
1-4
—
1-22
Utility Garment
Sewing
2-I
— 2-18
1
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0

Decorative/C
rafting
3-1—3-26
Embroidery
4-I
—4-20
Pictogram
—
Menu
C
3-2
Pictograin
Dower
3—2
Heirloom
Sewing
—
Menu
D
3-3
Entredeux 3-3
Lace
Insertion
3-3
Hemstitching.
Wing needle
Cross
Stitches
3--i
Smocking
3-5
Quilting
—
Menu
E
3-7
Piecing
3-7
Decorative
Stitch Tie
Quilting
3—8
Stipple
Quilting
3-8
Channel
Quilting
3-9
Edge/Quilting
Guide 3-9
Hand—look
Quilting
3-10
Crazy
Quilting
3-10
Appliqué
— Menu
F
3-13
Taper
Satin
Stitch
“Handlook”
Heirloom
Appliqué 3—15
Decorative
Sewing
—
Menu
G,
L-N
3-16
Adjust
the
Decorative
Stitches
3-16
— 3-17
4-Way
Stitches
— Menu S
8-Way
Stitches —
Menu
T
3-19
Embroider
with your
Designer
SE
Embroidery
of
Different
Fabrics
1-3
I Icop
Ease
Prepare for
Embroidery
Loading
Designs on
your
Designer
SE
Fh
ver
Embroider
“Boys &
Girls”
i—S
Embroider Appliqués
Cutwork
Embroidery
1—10
Chenille
i—
11
Quilt
Embroidery
1— 1
2
Interactive
Designer Customizing
4-13
Simply
Excellent
howe
r pattern
1—13
— -i—
19
File Manager
5-I
—
5-10
Move
a
File
to
a
ew
Folder
5-2
—
Add
flies
from
your Personal
Computer
.5-5
—
5-7
Open designs
from a
Floppy Disk
5-7
Move
designs to
“My
Designs”
Remove
files
from
your
Designer
SF
5-H
Transfer
designs
from
a
CI)
to
your
[‘S13
3—18
Enibroiderv
Stick with
your Personal
Computer 5—9
—
5—10
Lettering
3-20
Programming
Scallop Stitching
— Menu
H
Ominimotion
Stitches —
Menu
K
3-20
— 3-23
3-24
Stitch Overview
3-25
Index
6-I
—6-6
7-I
—7-3
Special
Stitches
(Free
Motion)
— Menu V
3-26
Free
Motion Stippling
3-26
0

Designer
SE
—
Simply
Excellent!
ihe
creatnepossiblities
with
)‘our
Designer
SE
sewing
machine are
almost
endless.
The
only
limitations
are
set
by
‘our
imagination.
In
this
Ilaiidbook
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learii
boii’
l’OltJ
Designer
SE
can
make your
(ar1;ients
and
selling
projects
siinptr
Leari
to
sen
on
a
button
and
hon
tof)llt iii
a
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The
section
u
‘ith
decoratu
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sen
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inspires
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u jib
heirloom
seu’ing. .sniocking.
crazy
(/1/iltilig
and
inor’.
With
your
Designer
SE.
c’inhroideriiig
is easier
and
Inore/illi
than
ei’er 1
Read
about bou’
to
prepare/br
em
hroideri’
a
izd
/bllou’
the
exercises
to
learn
c/i//brent
embroidery
techniques.
When
oii
take
your
Desigiu’r
SE
On
‘iier
s
Class
at’oier
retailer
bring
ibis
Handbook.
Step-by-step
Exercises
This
I
Tandbook
will
teach
you
how
to
achieve
the
best sewing
and
embroidery
results
possible.
Basic information
on
different
types of
fabrics
and
stabilizers
is
included.
Always
stitch
a
test
on
a
scrap
piece of
the fabric
you
are
going to
sew
embroider
on.
Use
this
hook
as
a
tutorial.
There
are
step—by-
step sewing
instructions
and
special
places
to
staple
your
sewn
samples and
make notes.
Your
Designer
SE
features
the
Exclusive
Husq
varna
Viking
Sewing
Ad
isor.
When
beginning
a sewing project.
touch
your
fabric
type
and
weight
then touch
the
technique
you
desire
to
sew.
Instruction
CD
Find
your
Designer
SE
Instruction
CD
at
the
inside
of
the
back
cover
of your I
‘ser’s
Guide.
Click
our
way
through
the
Overview
and
practise with
interactive
sewing
and
embroidery
exercises
to
get
started with
your
new
Designer
SE! 0
Sc!
ki
The
Seving
Advisor
instantl
‘.eI
‘
t I
I
a
stitch,
stitch
length,
stitch
width, Iii
su
)I
‘
n
Foot
Pressure
and
sewing
speed.
and
:‘IS
recommendations
to make
your se
iiy
Index
Help
‘(
ur
Designer
SE
has
a
built—in
shortened
‘rse
of
the
User’s
Guide,
accessible
through
on
toolbar.
Search
the
help topics
in
alphabetical
order
under
Index or by
categories
under
Cate
gor.
Quick
Help
If
you,
at
any
time,
want
to
learn
about
any
button
or part
of
the
Interactie
Designer
Screen,
the
Quick
Help
is
there
to
guide
you. Simply
touch
on
the
toolbar
and
then
any
button
on
the
screen.
A
pop-up
window
will
give
you
a
short
explanation.
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1-4

Set
tO
SL1i
Threads
There
are
many
threads
on
the
market today
developed
for
different
purposes.
ALL
PURPOSE SEWING
THREAD is
made of
synthetic,
cotton
or
COttOfl
covered
polyester.
This
type
of
thread is
used
for
sewing
garments
and
projects.
EMBROIDERY THREAD
is made of
various
fibers
-
rayon.
polyester.
acrylic
or
metallic. These
threads create
a
smooth glossy
appearance
for
embroidery
and
other decorative
stitching.
\Vhen
embroidering,
use
embroidery bobbin
thread.
NOTE: When
using
a
metallic
or
a
flat
film
thread for
embroidering. V(
NJ
may
need
to
use
a
needle with
a
larger
eve
and
k
wer
the
embroidery
speed.
thread
the
sewing machine
with
the
spool
in
the
vertical
position.
TRANSPARENT
THREAD.
also
called monofilament
thread. is
single clear synthetic
thread.
it
is
used
for
quilting and
other decorative
sewing.
Thread
the
sewing machine
with
the
spool in
the
verti—
cal
position.
Pictogram TM
Pen
Air
and
water soluble marker
for
embroidery,
Pictograms
and
all
types
of
fabrics.
The
color
disappears
after
a
few
hours. You
can
also
use
cold
water
to
completely
remove the
markings
before ironing.
Make sure
that
all
markings
are
removed
before
ironing.
Stabilizers
TEAR-AWAY
stabilizers
are
used
with
stable woven
fabrics.
Place
underneath
fabric
for
decorative
stitching
or
hoop
with
the
fabric when
embroi—
dering.
Tear
away excess stabilizer
after stitch
ing.
IRON-ON TEAR-AWAY
is
a
totally stable stabilizer
that
has
a
slick
side that will iron
on
to fabric.
It
is
recommended
for
knits
and
all
unstable
fabrics. Fuse
it
to
the
wrong
side
of
the
fabric
before
decorative
stitching
or
hooping.
lear
away excess
stabilizer
after
stitching.
CUT-AWAY
STABILIZER
does
not
tear
so
the
excess
has
to
be
cut
away.
It
is
recommended
for
knits
and
all
unstable
fabrics. especially
for
hoop
embroidery.
WATER
SOLUBLE STABILIZER
is
placed on
top
of
the
fabric when
embellishing-embroidering
napped
and
looped
fabrics
such
as
terry cloth.
When
emhroidering
cutwork,
use
it
underneath
the
fabric.
Place
your work
in
water
to
dissolve
the
excess
stabilizer.
it
is
available
in
different
thick
nesses.
DISINTEGRATING
STABILIZER
is
a
stable,
loosely
woven
fabric
that
is
used
for
techniques
such as
cutwork
and
to
crochet
off
the
flibric
edge. The
stabilizer
disappears
with
heat.
STICKY
STABILIZER
is
used for
hoop
embroidery
when
the
fabric
to
be
embroidered
is too delicate
or
too
small
to
be
hooped.
Hoop
the
sticky
stabilizer
with
the
paper
side
up.
Remove
the
paper
and
stick
the
project
to
he
embroidered
Onto
the
sticky
surface. l’ear
away
sticky
stabi
lizer
after
stitching.
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f
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on
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difficult or
impossible
to
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full
ilit
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pcci
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in
red
andi
blue,
often
contain
a
lot
of
excess
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S(’U
Needles
B
D
\
The
sewing
machine
needle
plays
an
important
role
in
successful
sewing.
To
ensure
you
will
get
a
quality
needle,
we
recommend
Schmetz
system
1.30
05H
needles.
The
needle package
included
with
‘our
l)esigrier
F
contains
needles
of
the
m
)st
popular
sizes for
sewing
on
oven
and
stretch
fabrics.
A
— Universal
Needles
00
0
For
all
woven
fabrics. The
slightly
rounded
needle
(
)int
is
designed
to
penetrate
between
the
threads
of
the
fabric
SC)
the
fabric
v
ill not
he
damaged.
B
— Stretch
Needles
For
knit
and
stretch
fabrics. ‘l’he
stretch
needle
is
marked
yelk
w
and
has
a rounded
point
to
prevent
damaging
knit
fabric.
\
/
b
_______
C
—
Embroidery
Needle
5/
N
Special
needle
for
embroidering
\vith
metallic
or
decorative
threads.
Marked
red.
NOTE:
Change
the
needle
often. Always
use
a
straight
D
—Wing
Needle
needle
ith
a
sharp point
(at.
F
r
hemstitching
in
natural
fiber
woven
fabrics
\
damaged
needle
(
fit
can
cause
skipped
stitches.
with
special stitches
on
the Heirloom
Stitches
breakage
(
t
needles
or
snapping
of
thread.
A dam
Menu
1).
[he
needle
has
“wings
to
push
the
aged
needle
can
also
damage
the
needle plate.
threads
of
the
fabric
aside forming holes
where
the
needle penetrates
the
fabric.
‘Flie
twin
needle
is
an
C
ptional accessory.
It has
two
separate
needles mounted
onto
one
shank, I
se
for
decorative
sewing.
top
stitching
and
t
in
needle
tucks.
Consult the
Accessory
I
‘ser’s
Guide
for
more
information
‘[he
jeans
needle
is
another
(
)ptional
accessoi’y.
I
se
for
men heavy
fabrics,
k)r
example
denim
and
can
as
fabric.
The jeans
needle
is
marked
blue
and
has
an
extremely
sharp
point
t( )
facilitate
the
penetrating
of
densely
VO
en
tabric.
6

Set
to
Seu,
Sewing
Advisor
)oiir
J)Lciiler
Sl-.Jeatnres
the
J.vclusn’e
IIiicqiar;ia
liking
Sewing
Advisor
Ills
a/ua’s
aclii’c’
and
is
located
at
the
bottom
qlthe
fiiter
ac/lie
Des4i,sner
Screen.
When
h
‘in’nng
a
sewing
pro/eel.
touch
)‘our/ahric
type and
neigh!.
then
101/cl)
the
technique
you
desire
to
sen.
ihe
Sen/ag
Advisor
sets
the
best
lenLth,
stitch
width,
and
sewing
speed!orroiir
=
pro/ect.
)bur
Designer
SE
also
sets
the
thread
tclz—\
,,,
,
)
s/on
and
Sensor
Foot
I’ressure.
See
the
stitch
and \
—J
the
best
presserjbotJhr
the
selected
/abric
and
tech
Iliqile.
Select
the
fabric
weight
and
t
pe
you
are
sewing
________________
1w
icon
from
the Sewing
Advisor on
your
Inter
active
Designer
Screen,
or
touch
for
the
Extended
Sewing
Ad
isor
with
text
options.
Select
the
desired
sewing
technique.
Follow
the
recommendations
br
presser
foot
and
needle
on
the
Interactive
t)esigner
Screen.
Fabric
Selection
Woven
or
Knit
The
difference
between
woven
and
knit
fabric
is
the
way the
threads
are put
together.
\\bven
fabrics
are
made
of
two
thread
systems,
warp
lengthwise
and
weft
crosswise,
that
intersect
at
I
right
angles.
A
knit
fabric
is
made
of
one
thread
system
with
interlaced
stitches.
A
knit
fabric
usu
ally
has stretch.
As
a
general
rule,
enter
Woven
for
stable
fabrics
that
have
no
stretch
and
Stretch
for
fabrics that
3
iuve
stretcit
Leather
and
Vinyl
Leather
is
animal skin
with
the
coat (fur)
removed.
Leather
can
he
smooth
or
sueded
and
has
some
give.
Vinyl is
a
synthetic
material
which often
has
a
\\)Vfl
\vrong
side.
Vinyl
can
he
smooth
or
pat
terned
and some
vinyls
have
give.
Read
more
about
how
to
select
fabric
in
the
Lsers
Guide.
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1-7

The Stitch
Menu
Follow
the proceeding
instructions, hut
instead
of selecting a
sewing
technique,
touch on
the toolbar to display all stitch menus. The sub-
menus for each menu are shown as numbered
circles when that menu is selected. Select a stitch
menu
and/or
submenu
by
touching it, and then
select your desired stitch in the
stitch display
area.
Thread Tension
The
Sewing Advisor will automatically set
the
thread tension for the fabric and
sewing
tech
nique or stitch selected. To adjust
the tenMon for
specialty fabrics and, or threads, touch
J
on
the toolbar to open the
Set
Menu, and touch
+
or
— in The default is
shown
in black
numhcrs.
AdTisted
numbers are shown in red.
To
understand
the
correct
thread
tension, sew
a
few
sample
zigzag stitches
at
different settings.
1. Begin
with
a tension that is too loose, i.e. set
at
the
lowest
number. The
lower
thread
will
lie straight and the upper
thread will be drawn
down on the underside.
2. If
you
set
the
tension
at
the highest number,
the
opposite will occur, and the seam may
pucker.
3.
The
correct
thread
tension is provided when
the threads interlock in the
middle of
both
layers of material or, in the case of
decorative
stitches, on the underside.
Make a
few
tests on a scrap piece of the fabric
you
are going to sew and check the tension.
Set to Seu’
Mf
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For ft)nt stitches, touch and select a font
menu
from the list.
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Screen saver
J
FIX auto
Alarm repeat
J
Selective
Thread That
Cutter auto
Twin
needle Owner
name
Stitch
width safety
U
El
Light
Seneor Qdoot
Touch screen
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Free motion
Contrast
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Timer ‘lIT
Lock
screen
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The
Function
Buttons
—
•
Select
straight
stitch
A1:2.
Place
fabric
under
I
the
presser
foot.
• Touch
‘rA
to
activate the
needle
stop
up
III
down
function. The
needle
is
automatically
brought
to
the
selected
position
(down).
When
you
stop
seing
your Designer
SE
stops
with
the
needle
in
the
fabric. This
is
very useful
[ STOP
when
you
need
to
pivot
the
fabric.
louch
V
A
again
to
activate the
needle
st(
)p
up.
•
Touch
to
lock
the
stitch or
hold
to
sew in
re’erse.
louch
twice
in
quick
succession
for
permanent
reverse.
•
Touch
STOP
to
finish
a
stitch and
auton+ati
cally
sew
a
few
stitches
in
place
to
tie
off
and
stop.
•
Touch
to
lock
the
stitches
with
tiny
I
straight stitches
that
sew
back
and
forth
slightly.
•
Select
the
heart
stitch
1)2:
+2
and
begin
to
sew.
Touch
ii
while
Se\
ing.
the
stitch
will
FIX
immediately
I )C
tied
off.
•
Touch
to
begin
at
the
first
stitch
of
a
decorative
stitch.
ibis
is
useful
if you
have
previously
stopped in
the
middle
of
a
A
decorative
stitch.
If you
have
altered
a
stitch
width,
stitch
length
or
stitch
density,
it
‘ ill
he
remembered.
• Touch
while
sewing
and
your
Designer
SF
finishes
the
decorative
stitch,
fixes
and
cuts
the
top
and
bobbin
threads,
as
\\ eli
as
raises
the
presser
foot
and
the
needle
to the up
pos1
tion.
When
you
start
sewing
again,
it
will
stail
9
from
the
beginning
of
the
stitch.
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sewing
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are
tWO
ways
to
select
stitches
on
your
[)esigner
SE.
Either use
the
Sewing
Advisor,
or
touch
the
Stitch
Menu
icon
on
your
Inter—
acti
e
Designer
Screen.
• Place
the
top
thread
under
the presser
foot
and
to the
back.
When
you
start
sewing, the
bobbin
thread
is
brought
up
automatically.
if the
bobbin
thread
is
already
brought
up.
place
it under
the
presser
foot
and
to
the
back
t(
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‘ ith
the t(
p
thread.
NOTE: For
best
results
when staring
right
at the
edge
)t
the fabric,
place
a fInger
on
the
threads
to h
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them
in
place
as
V(
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• Place
fabric
in
position
under
the
presser
foot.
• Step
Ofl the
foot
control
and begin
se
ing.
The
presser
foot
lowers
automatically.
NOTE:
I
‘Se
to start
and
stop the
machine
ith—
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using
the
toot
control.
Finish
sewing
• When
sewing
is
complete.
lift your
foot
from
the foot
control.
•
I
ouch Your Designer
SE cuts
the top
and
bobbin
threads,
The
presser
loot
and the
needle
are
raised
to the
up
position
automati
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fabric
together
with
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seam
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that
v
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usually
be
pressed
open.
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most
cases,
edges
of the seam
allow—
a
nec
arc
finished
with an
overcast
stitch
I
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se\\
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the
seam.
Seams
in
stretch
tabric
imist
stretch
with
the
flibric.
The
stretch
stitch
makes
a
stretchv seam
that
is
suitable
br
sev
ing
together
pieces
of
light
stretch
fabric.
Fabric:
\Xbven
medium.
cut
in
two.
Select:
\X oven
medium
bibric
and
Seam
tech
nique.
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Sewing
,\d\
isor
selects
a
straight
stitch.)
Use:
Presser
foot
and
size
8()
needle
as
rec
ominended.
Sew:
•
Place
fabrics
right
sides
together.
Put
the
fabric
in
positi(
m
under
the
presser
foot.
Line
up the
edge
with
the
5
8 (15
mm)
seam
guide.
If
you
need
to
adjust
fabric,
touch
AV
•
Step
on the
foot
control.
The
Sensor
Foot
lowers
automatically.
•
a
seam,
\\
hen
finished,
touch
The
4
Selective
Thread
Cutter cuts
top
and
bobbin
hreads
and
the
presser
f
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raises
so you
can
4
remove your
Project.
Fabric:
Stretch
light,
cut
in
two.
Select:
Stretch
light fhbric
and
Seam
technique.
(The
Se\\
ing
Advisor
selects
a
stretch
stitch.)
Use:
Presser
foot
A
and
size
5
stretch
needle
as
reconi
mended.
4
Sew:
•
Place
fabric
pieces
right
sides
together.
Put
4
the
fabric
in
position
under
the
presser
h)ot.
4
Line
up
the
edge
ith
the
3
8”
(
1() mm)
seam
guide.
If
you
need
to adjust
fabric,
touch
•
Step
on the
fo
)t
control,
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Sensor
Foot
4
lowers
a
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a
scant
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finished,
touch
-
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thread
cutter
cuts
top
and
bobbin
threads
and
the
presser
ho
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you
‘an
remove
your
project.
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thread
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size
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number
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different
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stitches
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on
our l)esigner
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Sewing Advisor
will
select
the
best
one
for
your
fabric
and
make
all
adjustments
automaticall.
Fabric:
Stretch
light,
cut
in
two.
Select:
Stretch
light
and
Seam
Overcast
on
the
Sewing
Advisor.
Use:
Presser
foot
.1
and
size
— stretch
needle
recommended.
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F
• Place fabric
pieces
right
sides
together.
Put
the
ftibric
in
position
under
the
presser
foot
with
the
wire
guide on
the
foot
along
the
edge
of
the
fabric.
• Step
on the
foot control.
The
Sensor
Foot
lowers
automatically.
• Seam
Overcast
along
one
edge.
• Touch
.
Repeat
the
Seam
Overcast
technique
on
stretch
heavy
fabric
and on
woven
heavy
fabric.
‘your
Sewing
Ad isor
vill
select the
best
stitch,
stitch
length,
stitch
width,
tension,
Sensor
Foot
Pres—
sure and
sewing
speed
for
each
fabric
type.
Follow
other
recommendations
given
on the
Interactive
Designer
Screen.
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Set
to
See
SeamlOvercast
for
Ribbing
iie
Seam.
Overcast
technique
is
perfect
for
stitching
ribbed
neckbands
and
cuffs.
Fabric:
Sweatshirt
fabric
and
ribbing
strip.
Select:
Stretch
medium
and
Seam
overcast.
Use:
Presser
foot
B
and
size
90
stretch
needle
as
recommended.
Thread:
Regular
sewing
thread.
Cut a
mock
neckline
in
the stretch
fabric.
Fold
the ribbing
double.
Put
the sweatshirt
material
and
the
ribbing
right
sides
together.
Sew
the
ribbing
to
the
fabric
with
a
I
-i
(6 mm)
seam
allowance.
Stretch
the ribbing while
sewing.
Stretch
medium
Seam/overcast
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S’u
Baste
Woven
medium
Baste
Basting
is
temporary
stitching
or
fitting
garments,
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gathering
and
marking.
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The
Sewing Advisor
automatically
sets
a
long
stitch
length
and reduces
the
tension
SO
the
threads
are easy
to
remove or to
pull
f
r
gathering.
Fabric:
Xbven
medium,
cut
in two.
Select: \\oven
medium
fabric
and
Baste.
Use:
Presser
foot
A and
size
80 needle
as
recommended.
Place
the
fabrics right
sides
together.
Put
the
fabric
in
position
under
the
presser
foot.
If
you
need
to
adjust
the
fabric,
touch
A1
Seam
allowance:
8
(15
mm).
Sew:
• Step
on
the
foot
control. The Sensor
Foot
lowers automatically.
•
Stitch
along seam
line.
•
Touch
.
I
• Pull
bobbin
thread
tO
remove
stitching.
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Blind
Hem
The
blind
hem
creates
an
invisible
hem
on
gar
ments,
Ihere
ai•e
tVo types
of
blind
hem;
one
is
rec
)mmeflded
f(
r
medium
to
heavy
woven
labrics,
the
oil
icr
br
stretch.
The
blind
hem
is
not
suggested
for
light
weight
fabric,
hut
your
Sewing
Advisor
will
select
the
best
stitch
possible.
Fabric:
‘Cc)ol
or
other
mediumweight
materials.
Select:
Woven
medium
and
I3lind
Hem.
Use:
Presser
foot
I)
and
size
80
needle
as rec
ommended.
Thread:
Regular
sewing
thread.
Fold
the
fabric
as
illustrated.
Make
sure
the
folded
edge
of
the
fabric
follows
the
inside
of
the
right
‘toe
of
presser
foot
I).
Step
on
the
foot
control.
The
Sensor
Foot
lowers
automatically
The
left
swing
of the
needle
should
just
catch
the
edge
of
the
bIded
fabric,
if
neccessarv,
adjust
the
stitch
width
as
needed
to
barely
“catch
the
fold
by
touching
+
or
—
)fl
the
width
adjustment
icon on
our
Interactive
I)esigner
Screen.
louch
Woven
medium
Blind
hem
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