Husqvarna VIKING Lisa User manual

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Getting
started
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Pa
king away
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in
t1t(’t
ing
the
It
)(
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ii
Connecting
to
the
power
su
PP 1 Y
Acceccor 1 ’
hox.
Sewing
stirfae
Spool
[On
lhreachng
the
upper
thread
Threading
for
twin
needles
tlobhiri winding.
Direct
winding
threading
lower thread
thread
tension.
(
irrectt
and
mci
irrect
thread
tensim
in
Presser
foot
pressure,
Presser f
mt
lever. (Thanging
the
presser loot
hanging
the
needle.
I .(
)vering
feed
teeth
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List
of
contents
Safety
instructions
Machine parts
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C.)
C.)
2
Sewing
27-45
Sewing
huttons
27
Buttonhole
Stles
229
Sis
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i mnh
mles.
I mit
t
in
I
a
ile
5—IS
ciitWr
311
Straight stitch
3
( Needle
positiutlS
31
;athering
with
straight
6 stitches
32
—
tipper
ileinh
ir
etl
str.i
ht
stitches
i
1)
St ruk
Ii st
itt h.
/
igzag
3
10 lace
edging
1hrce-
step
zigiag
36
It
Sewing
terry
(10th
36
12
\lending
and
darning
30
ll:itlock
7
13
I
lemming
Bridging
stitch
39
Seam
and
( )vtrcast
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11
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stik
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it
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per
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itch
it
Decorative
stitches
12
Sewing
hints
i3
rrcc
arm,
leans hem,
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hilt
hi
ips
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16-26
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Sewing
A
ivisi
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21
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StiR
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22
Memory
23
Prgramnniing
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ir
imnige
2
I
(1 I )ekting
pr
granmc
Sat
in
lalar
and
mending
st
itches
26
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Maintenance
46
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of
the
mac
lone
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lighim
hi
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Fault-finding
47-48
Index
49-50
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Summary
1.
l)ooi
lid
2. ‘lluc.u
I
take up
les
er
3.
lir
sser loot
piessure (hal
4. 1 hread
guid_
5.
Btit
t(
(flu
ili. sensur si a. ket
6. light
7.
Ncr dIe bar
8.
lest
i
foot
9.
tree ai ni
10.
lOl)l)lfl
oser
11.
l.isr
pl.ttc
12. I
)rop
kr
d
tretli
thai
13.
Nrdk plate
14.
t tssci br
and
Prrssr r loot
.inkk
15.
Nccdic ( I.iiiip S
16. Pt
cs.rr It it t
liltet
17,
hOld tritsioil
18. I bread guide
for
bobbin
inding
19.
Spool
l’
20.
Spot il
hokkrs
21.
Ret ess for additional
spool
pin
22. •uk k info ( 11kk
23.
1 bread
r
utter for bobbin
‘,
inding
2+.
l,tnrlvhieel
25.
lollin spirudlc.
Bobl
on
sti
26.
lnlodispla
27.
Scs ing Ad
isor
28. I uta.
tion
‘,ckrlors
29.
\ia
in
l>0\\
er
sss
ll h onnrs
it fl lit
l>’
er
%llppI\
30.
Stilt. Ii panel
Unpacking
1. Place
the
mahine on the tal,k or
cabinet. remo
e the
p.l
kagint.
and lilt
ott
the
.
o
er
2. Remove
the side partc
of
the
pat.
king material, the
lot ii
cont
rt
and
finally
the protection (over
3.
[he
machine
is
delivered
ith an
accessory hag.
a ma
in
cord and a
It
it contr
d
cord
4.
Wipe
the
machine, particularly
around the needle and needle
plate to remove an
dust heb
a.e
se ing.
Packing away after
sewing
1.
t
Tnplug
the
cords
front
the
sall
sor
ket and the mar
lone
2.
\X
md the foot rontrol cord
in m nd
Vt
air
hand and
pi
ace
in
the loot ontrol storage
spm
:t he
main
ord
and instnk
tion hot ik
I
it in the poc ket of the arr ing
etc
3.
(hr k to
ensure
that all
a( (
ess
tr
k’s
a re in the icc esst
)
tra’
Slide
it
onto the mac him
behind the free arm
4. t
o’s
er
the
presser
h tot
5.
liar t’ the
loot contri
ii, underside
tovard ou,
on
thi
accessor tr,i
at the
hat k of the mat hint
i itch
do
n
the hiand[ and
rcpiic
e
lice
ov
r
4
1/sec
s
Cuidr It
sa
L
J
(Icer s
Gait/c
Lit(1

Connecting
the
foot control
Ill
LI IL’
,I (‘55>1113.5
3
ui
cviii
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ii ic
13)331 >
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3 (1111
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3.
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tIlL
l)lliX
mIt> the
> kt’l lIlILIL’
tIle
1(3(11 (1>011131
(‘1 >IiI)irtllI1:I1
2.
PILSII
It
irmIlly
to make sure
it
is
prP3.rly
connected.
‘Ibis
pcr
.E
Lu
III
IS only
necessary
the
very
I
irsl
tulle yl
>u ale
g>
>mng
11)
1153.
the
1,
IlIac
Iiiti
3.
Pia t’
it 111111
tlte
Si) IL, set’
ph lure
Note: Before
plugging
in,
check
to
ensure
that the
foot control
is
of
type
FR 2.
Connecting
to
the
power
supply
)n
the lin(krside
01 the miiacliine
you
will
find
inlonnation
Jl’x)LIt
he
pcc’r
supply
IV>
amid
the
frequency
(liz),
(
heck the
power
supply setting
ill
the
mtiacluine
to
ensure
that
this
agrees
with
the main
supply
before
you
connect
hue imiaclimne,
1. (01103.3.1
thu
foot
conirl ii Lord
LI>
the first
silL
l<tt on
tIle
lo\ver
right
513.13.
Of
the IIIJc’liine.
2.
(0003.3.1
tltc
111,1111
cord Lu
tIle
hac
1’
SIll
kIt on
the
lo
3.1 right
side
of
1113. uIJ(’llinc
3.
\\
lien
VI
iu
the
(
IT
sitili,
1)11th tlic’
IlIatlIlIlt’
,iittl
thic
III.illt
113.
S\’
ILL lictI
oil
For
the
LISA
and
Canada
‘his
Suv> lug
Nl,>J>tuu
his ,> polu’iiud
plug
(out
1)11(13.’
\VI(k’r
tItan thu
(litter)
I))
ft(l(>(e ti>>
usls
((I
el(’(’l>’>I’
shiouk,
his
plug is
tul(u(luch
1.)
lit
it>
> pnl>r>ted
untlet
1(013.
(Ste \Lj\
II
tIle plug
(I> (us
Lul hi lull’,
in lie
outlet,
reverse
the
plug II
it still
>lt
(us
lIlt
lit,
((I
(tOt
1 1 u>hil
ted elect
HI ui
1 uistill
lit’
l>’
per
outlet
)u (loll
itas Iths
he
plug Ill
illS
5%
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6
1
1 cer ‘c Gui>Ie
1,ttci
Accessory
box
1.
1
)pen
the
AceeLiorv
bOX lv
placing
3.0111’
linger
iii tue
‘1)1(3.
on tlim.’
t(
Ip
and
lifting
upward
2. in thu
A(’ceSS(
(fl box
theft
is
a
special
tra’ f
)r
presser
feet and
bobbins
plus
space
for
other
accessories.
3.
Store
the
presser
feet and the
bobbins
in
the
tray
so
they
are
always
easily
accessible
(
rek’r
to
the
picture)
Extended
sewing
surface
1. keep
the
Accessl
in’
‘trw
(Ill
the
lllIclliIle
to
pr
IVil
Ic
a
larger
flat
work
surface
2.
Slide
the AccessI
ury
‘tray
to the
left when
Vt
uu
wish to
remove
it
and use
the free arm.
3.
‘ho facilitate
sewing
trouser
legs
and
sleeve
hems
use the
free
anti
4. ‘I
o replace
the
Aceess
Iry tray,
slick
it
tightly
(loLl)
he
iii:k 111111’
i
-
(!s3r c
(;ilik’
1.i
so

Spool
pin
N
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J’,er
1 (;iide
Lt4.a
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the
upper
thread
r’lake
Sl,li’(’
the
prsser
loot
i 14.
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III
fll
Ill,
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f)lIlS
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all
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reefs
oIl
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s[IooI
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SI.)
lilai
the tuft
ad
((‘(‘IS
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4.
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ks 54.
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here
are
Io
spoil)
liold’rs
on the
11
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ad
spools
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plaeed
tiiicii’i
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his
spool
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Poll
the Sf1001
pill
(lilt
P1,1(4.’
(iii,’
thread
(10
1)14.’
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flu)
atid
the
sp
to)
liokler
(In
the cpooi
)lurl
ciest’rihed
iilsi1
the
SlooI
pin I’Ia4.’k
in.
2. Bring
tile
thread in
tile
f
tiireet
ion of
the arrow
1111(1(1
Ilic’
thread
guide
(.1) intl
(44
(‘ (114.
thread
gOld’
I
3.
Bring
tile
thread
<loss
ii
114.155
(‘en
tin’ thread tension
(
hses
4. (‘ontinuie
threading
by
tirass
ing
the
thread
iron
the right
into
11)4.’
slot
(Ill
tile
take
II)) levI
‘r
5.
1 hrc’ad
last
guide
list
ah’t s
e
needle
r
6.
1 lie
nt,’e(hlI’
is
thlr(’:II
Its
I Irt
oil
Iront to
h;iek
1114.’
5’,
lute
110
(1)4’
pr(’sst’r
ttctt
ankle
iiia
k
“
it
<‘a
s
to see
(lie
eve
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th(
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thread 111)4
her
1114.’ presser
hIt
It
and into
1111’
tllrt’,II 1
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here
it
5
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for twin
needle
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lie
Note!
Do
not
use
a
plastic
presser
foot
when bobbin
winding.
1, ‘Lice
our
elIlfit’,?
hohhn
ith
the
4.111,111
ni,uk
t
(01(4.4.
III Is
on
the
Ishhin cpinille
on
he
hoot
01
the
liii
lone
2.
Pull
lie
tlireol
Irlun
lu’
nc’edP’
inlc
the
presslI
tool
,inil
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1)4.
right
‘c
the
thre,id
ctiiide
It
3.
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11(101
11)114.4.
10(1
4.’
nd
i
iurn
ol
thiread
arlulnIl the
holihin
(ut
oil
the
lireidon
th
thi,oI
(lIlt)
r
(cli
p1 .
4.
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the
Is
lhhin
si’)ncfic’
((44.4.11
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hi.
h)llt
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up
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needle
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sec
‘i’,ohhin 4.5 undinp
vt-ri
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SpO(
(I
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winding -
vertical
spool
pin
1.
(‘1,14.4.’
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hohhin
s ith
the
‘‘0
(iii.
4.100)1
pun
3.
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till
hrl’(d
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the
machine threaded
ft
1 L
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sure
that
(he
po’sser
ol
IS
lip
iml
the
needle
is
in
the
highest
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the
bobbin in
the
machine
1.
i’
tti
(t(\vr
tv
hghtI
niIIing
It
It
t\\
Itl’
\ oIl
titti
tiko’
It
/
3.
k
old
ilL
I)obiHn and
draw
the
thread
t
o
the
right
pasing
t
a
2.
l’l.I
c
tloo,’
I hil’un
in
tile
I
ouhhin
ise
vitho
tile
iio.irk
licing
oi 1 ivird and
tile
thread
It)
the
lelt
ol
tiot
h
ohhu’t
tile
hoiiiin
will
ii
on
rc ola
Ic
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(‘1—1,10
x’k
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hiic’
(i\Vlfl
(out
the
thrt’id
4.
I
lotid
the
thread
tight
and
otraw
it
too
the
it_It
SI
I
thu
[lit.,
11111_id
I,ulIs
o
orret.’l
iv
ilto
I
tile
tension
spring.
(
.o
onhinue thlreaduig
ro 111(1(1
h)
and
Ito
the
right
l
the
thread
knih_
to’)
tpIa’e
the
(1
O’t’.I’
and
slid.
it
IIlt(
n
osil
II
Oil
I
ioo’ii
111111
tilL’
tiiro.td
to
tiio,’
I0II
111
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tension
Aiwas
use
tiic’
reo’
(illnl(ild(d
set Ii
ng
g
un
m
he
I fli
td
iSpi
a
V
to
start
with
(Se
page
Jtfl
You (‘an adjust
the
thread
tensit
on
by
turning the
dial
which
is
numbered.
I he
hoiuher
the
number the
tighter
he tens
it
on
Nt )rma
I thread tens
it
m is
munber i
\X’hen
sewnt
I outk
niio
ties
antI
decorative
stitches
SCI
thread
tension
to
number
3,
When
ttopstik
lung
with
a
coarse
thread
in
thick
librie.
increase
the
tensit
(fl
to)
‘_()
‘In
understant
the
co
)rrtct
thread
tension. se”’
a 1ev
sample stitches at
ohifht.renl
settings
1.
t3etin
‘s
ith
a tenciofl
that
is
It
l0(tOH’.
i.e
set
at
“1”.
he
bower
thread
will
lit’ sIrait.IlI md
lIt’
upper
thread
will
he
drawn
olo
on the
underside,
2.
tI
loll
cI
till
It’nsit
(Ii it
tho
llitZll(SI
ntitooher.
lot
toioti
ostIt’
ill
((((Hr.
and
th(’
seam
in
pot
Iso
3
3.
he
otorrec)
tiirtad
tension
is
irt
ovido,d
s’loo
n
tilt’
tlIrtad’
icto.’rlo ttk
ti
tilt
ill1
loll’
ti
lot
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o
or.
in
t
he
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f
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on
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to
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t
lit
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I 1
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fl
12
liter
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Guide
Ltsci
F_
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I
tth
IN SWN
Correct
and
incorrect
thread tension
Lffi&J.P
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I
2
l’oer
o (u(4p
Itt.’j

Presser foot pressure
Ii< <fV’.l
to
a
t-mt-
0
adjusted
1
it <liii
01<
hit’ hont <1 the
aIhilo ioniiaI setting Is t hi<t
ilIgiltr the
nhIIul)tr
the
note
<rIssure
on the lal<ri< Knit
and
S
<ii
I
Jilt
ItS
slI()Ill(f I t
sewn
It
I<
pressure
Presser foot lever
I he
lit st r 11>1>1 IS lU ise(f
U
losseretl v ithi tile
I1reser
h
lot kvt-r
‘Ii
presser
I) >01
must Ix h
<wered
V
11(11
sewIng. ha n
iclii 11. Will
1101
sIan ii the
presser
l<ot
is
In th<e
raised
)(0ltlOI1
Ily
raising the
presser
loot leVer JS
tat
as It
g< Its Il1d Ilolding it there,
tilt’ lilt height
of tile presser
loot tai
I>e mt ieased
by several nllllinlettrS
Changing the
presser foot
I. Make
sure that the
nt-’t(ile is in
hit iligilest
1511 >11 iIlll the
1055<
r
1<1)31
tii
)W Il U
ld 1< )WU rds
2. line ttp
the
<ross
pin
on the
h<<i>t
I)elsseel tile
spring
anti tilt’
presser
l<>ot ankle Press
hatk
1111111 the
1<1<11 snaps
11110
place
Changing the needle
I
i( S ISCO
the screw in the needle
(‘itli1p
2. Rem o-e the neet lie.
3.
Slide the new needle
mip with
the
flat side away
from
you until ii
will go no
further.
4.
lighten
the screw,
Do not over
tighten
Always
use Schmetz
needles of
system
130/70511.
Lowering the feed teeth
‘Ihe feed
teeth are lowered
when
you turn the dial to the left
to — -
lurn
the dial to 11w right to
——— if
you wish
to raise the feed teeth,
The
teed teeth
wil
tome
up
automatically
when you begin to
sew
The
feed teeth are
lowered when
sewing
buttons
and
for lreehand
w >rk -
ily
lowering the feed teeth
it is
easier to
gel
thick
garments under
the
presser foot - I
)o not forget
tI
raise
the
feed teeth belore
starting to
sew
‘4
s Guide
Li,su
4
1<
‘5<
‘<‘‘
User
c
Guide
Lisa
Is

Functions
I
Infodisplay
Note:
liii. loeills
ill sti
l[l
in liii.
UI)
ii ltloil
.11)
tile
loot (
ontrol
Is
bring
tile
lKt’tll
t
s
tile
rl
s\vil
sslt is in
vetgi
it
v ii iu
h
vil
I be
inc
I
k
ccl
by
iiiiiiil
irrs
(iii
tlit
liilO(lisl)lay.
‘ii
Ill
an r lie
the stituh
width
i
)ressing
the
I
+
)
ir
I
)
butts
iii
lie
Vs
is
ith
can be
adjusted
het
ren
and
inn.
Not active
in
REP
l1I Ii
01
ill
lLi
II,
An
arri
i
Iii the
ii
‘P
leti
i >ii his.
display
iticltta
tes
reverse sewIng
lb
sew lurVs
ard
again press
ihe
button once
more.
Functions I
Infodispby
STOP
1
he STOP
Imiti
In
is
usc.’d
II)
I
inisli
a si
itch
the
macil
ne
I
ast
ens
t
lie
(Ii read
a
nc
I
5101)5
automatically
vhen
the
stitch
has been
completed.
1
he
symbol
e
on
the
display indicates
that
STOP
IS
selected.
STOP
is
cancelled when
iii
press
the
butts in
again
or
1w selecting a
tiew
st kb
Ihe
STOP
butti
in
has
the saute
hinctinit
hi
ith in
NORM
and
REP
p’
isit 5
in
FIX
O
ily
using
the
FIX
bum
m
Vs
ci
can tie
oil
a
stitch
at
the
beginning and:i
ir
at
the
end
iii
a
stitch
bce
I)
lIX
it the
is
ginning
- the
iltl( lime
se\
c
a
few
tie
1)11
slit,
hues
Ins I
sc
,ii Vs
uth
I
ted
ci
ish
touch
FIX
hile
sewing
- the
liLt (lii
tiC
sevs
a
kw I
ft
usii
st
itt lies
and
Vs
lien
it
cli
itic.
raise
Ic
siit
1mm
pedilllte
sytithol
(}
flashing
on
lie
display indicates
that
FIX is
selecte[
Mirror
image
ci can
itt
irr
ir
a stitch
by
0
using
the
butts
in
mirror
tiage
Si(
Ii Is)
sic
1 i
•t
hue
svutlsob
c
ill
bc
slispl;ivesl
FUNC
- Selected
function
,
\Xlicn
‘s(
lit
I I
rn
I
fl
tin
in 5 uliine
the
huts
sin
s lisplays
NoRM
t
on
h
tin
a:tnw(:
button
to P1106
for
gr;iuusutiuuig
ti
VOil sills
Ii
iii:
button
iga
fl REP
rspe:ut
wilt 1
disph;ived
to
sc\\
vs
stir pror;luiiTnes t
sfjt’
hi’.
ci?ir
5
tliiri
‘sits
ii
i’
(iic1’ta\
51
icuiui
Stitch
length
g
\‘hen
you
seler
t a
stitch,
this.
Reverse
j
iiiachine
vili
autoinati—cally
machine
se’s
s
back—
O
set
the
best stilt
h length
wards
when
this button
is
the
selected
labric
type
i
pressed
the
nta
lime
sews
Vs
eight,
which
Vs
iii be
tndi- lorwarci
when
the
button
is
ated
h
numbers
on the
icleased 1 liv’
c ngest
stitch
length
liiis
sd 1
slac tin
t
an
liange
the
55
reverse
ceding
is
3
mui.
lor
sIlk
Ii
length
I pressing
tither
the
periltanent
reverse
tile
button
(
+
I
sir
) button
(ertain
stitches
(55 ft
e in
tuis
k
suctession
beiore
have
a I
united
stitc h
length
Ns
it
.15 115
e in
REP
hint to
iii
Stitch
width
\Xi
len
l
ci
sc Is
ct a
51 tk
h
liii.
0
iiai1iie
ailts siiiatically
sets
O
lie
best
stitch
ssvidtli
br the
selected
I ai
re
tV
I
) and
I
‘ser
.
(;iiide
I
usa
c
Guide
lisa
17

Functions
I
Sewing
Advisor
Fabric
selection
WOV(Al
or
Knit:
\\
1
ci .c
Sic
S
lit I
0th
ci
I
ic
is
I
.i
ii.
\\
.1 rp h
i-c.
cc
Ii I)
tic
\\
i’sl
that
illuists
I
.11
right
ii
igic
‘
\
I.
lii
Iahric
is
iiiidt’
I
lilt
cit
cc
I i
ic
\t
oh
iiitirlac
ccl
))ç
ic.’
\
knit
hihrn
is
clastic
\s
a
gc
itc
iii
1(111. (i)t(i
\\o\tri
ui
t.ihlc
.1
cfl
I
ii)
lii’. c.
Tic)
‘-I
lilt
Ii
jiitl
Sin Ii
Ii It
ci
I,il
ti
ii
s
that
hac.
i.
ila’iicity.
Leather/Vinyl:
I
c,itlit’i
is
iiutiial
—kiii
c
iii
tlic
io.lt
(1)11)
iii))
tc.
csl “c il)’ I
is
J
s’yl)IItctli
n
alti
i_il
tc
liii
Ii
dliii
Ibis
.1
\‘c
( cil.fl
cii)
cog
sick
I catliir
Jilti \
invl
an
hi
nitit
ciii
or
i)atiirlli(l
I
hi
Siii
ing
c.li iscci
‘‘‘
“i
Icc
is
Iicnn
il
iii
cili
scIt
ing
tic
low
10cc
un 1
cliIIcic.iil
1_ilIric.
‘1t)ii
clii si’lcii
liii
lain
it
i
pc
arid
cc
tight
Inst
aiid
thin
liii’
5iii
ing ti’t
Iiiii(Iii(
cr
ti
I
\
c.iSJ
lii
iliac.
I
inc
ScIcI
1.
thu
itt ‘Ills
Ii
hit Ihi
Iahrii
antI ciii ing
Iii
hiiic 1 oi
or
c\.lilij)Ic
mm
Ii
13.
oiidiiini
ii
iii
ti-i
I.ilciic
hid
tIiii 2
Ic
ii
ilk
I
ii
i’rcasi
stilt
Ii
1i2
is
mnclic
itici
in
tic.
(lislikiS
Ic
lit
cii
I
iii
it
Ii
iii
ilictiii
20
1.1
‘a
sit
ck cci!
nit
i
lrc.sccr
Ic
it itt
Inc
lii
i icc
I
ii
hit
(lisIihhV.
Stihi Ii
lcrigtli
anti
ci
idtli
is
sit
alitc
ciliatic
all
II
i cii
t
liangi
cctiilig
ol
liii
stitch
tlit_
mittihir
(“2”
ol
I32)
gc
cc’.s
(clii
lii
Iihrii
silic.
lion
still
rio
ia
ins
I
131. Sc
cilic
si_wing
tcihnn
Ims
arc
not
sniiiNc
or
all
InaicriaR,
c
g
hlincl
lic’ni
ni
lightic
iight
matinal
liii
nmmnilli-r
Ic
)r
ilk
sc’c\
ing
tic
hnic
lii
ii
ill
blink
a
liii Iiliiis
thin
go
Omit.
‘1cm
,iii
I
it
I
ic.
stilt
Ii
ii
cliciricI
c
(;d
I
itt!
Stretch
light:
(
liirriictisc
iii
1<01
cingh
knit krst
is
Stretch
medium:
<It
iiilili
knit
plush.
ccviitiii
car
(It
Stretch
heavy:
cw
i-a
Icr
knits.
1k-ic c.
c-Ic.
Leather/Vinyl:
scictit
111(1
rial
c ir
faux
ltailic.r
Functions
I
Sewing
Advisor
Fabric
(A-G)
Woven
light:
ilulld)n,
organ/a.
lcitictc’.
silkicc.
hillis
dc
Overcast:
I
)c
triad
I
ilirk
cdgtc
to pr(vtnt
Iravint
intl
to hc’ip
ihc-m
l:iv
flat.
liii
niachiinc
schetis
ilii
3
dci) jig/ig
Oil
Woven
medium:
cihic
cc
I
unit
ilig
fulIrics.
cci
cccl
___________________
ri-pc ant
I
I
rt
iachh
illi
<It
Sccvc
lilt’
‘(ccl Ill
citicl
Woven
heavy:
d(’!)iifl.
Seam
and
Overcast:
ovcrcasts
ilw
cdgi
all
at
ivtotl
stilt
inch
coating
onc
unit
‘1irtr
“c.
ci
iig
inicis
(Ii
‘\tlc
isor
will sc
lit
I
thtt’
lust
0111
it ir
il
ciii
filirit
ciicl
niiki
cill
it
hjrisi
iiti—nts
ci
nh
iincil i
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(c.
g
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tic
1 1(c)
11
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5
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(I
)
fl
fl
I
LiLI
U
I
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Baste:
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ic
tt’iiipi
crcirv
slik
lung
It
cr
lilt
lug
gcirlilc’nts
gatlic.
ring
ci
nuci
ni_irk
iiig
I
hi
mac
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ccli
Ic
slr.iighh
stilt h
cc
ill)
litngc-r
51
Ill
Ii
lcngl
Ii
((Ill)
ni
cii
ulc hum
till
gcu
ruilcilts
lhc Blind
hem
c
r<,ilci
ill
dlii Iiliii<l
htni
((is>
i
uutti
citgi.zstcl
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light
i’
iigiuI
lil
cut
iii
ii
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cui
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rig
cur
cvii
sub
t
I
tIn
bust
stilt
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P<
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ii
ult
‘I
lit
hem
icc.
liluii
lIlt
i’
ill
‘olt it
iii
is
ci
c
isilclu
icr
lalu
ii
ci
tight
iiui ii
I(ljl
cliii hi
lii
iu
Ic
cr
c
iiir
ii
cr
cit
ic-tn
hihirit
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for
intl
c
inc-I
a
si
r,i
iglil
stilt
it
(((I))
is
st’lcthi
ci
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ci
rc
it
li
ku
tn
s
sirc
it
ci
ilclii-s
in
cc
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t
Sewing
technique
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A
st’ctini
‘(<ccc
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Bimonhole:
I
ii
ca
c
iiui2
put
c
of
liliric.
Ii
igcihcr
icithi a
sici
ru
alit
lcv;lni
<
\dvist
n
cciii
si-h
I
liii
hi
—i
that
cc
ill
<isticilli
hi
prt
hi
lilt
tnlit
tic- ii ir
it
tiur
tin
it
iii
nt
si
t
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i
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it
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11
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I
ii
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ci
ii
in
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it
ii!
and
a
lighining
chic
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kit
built
cult
cli
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it
5
cc
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14
15 16
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20
21
22
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23
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:
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II
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a
L
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lit
n you
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ii
on
the
i iat’hiint
ii
stktis
straight
silk
h
and
the
niiliiI)tr
00
(a
and
os
tr
00
the
Ieiit’r
It
(
1 i
h sr
iii’clitiiii
I
hrit
is
displa’ ‘d
\
oil
selt
i a
stitch
by
thu
stilt
11
+
sc,’Ic
11011
011101)5
NX
iii
left
fuikin
oii
get
—
tells
and
s ith
i ighi
button
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get
((10’S
he
nuiiifxr
ii
the
sc’le
it’d
stilt
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is
thispLi
ccl
in ilit’
lower
right eornc’r
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uk
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table
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lit’’
2-2)
- Special
“tilt
lii’s
lot
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I
igt’
iii,
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ll)tI
darning
I
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22
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s
Guide lisa
111(1111
WV.
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to
i he
right
and
to the
left.
‘I
hese
htuitons
are
used
in
PROG niJt
When
pr
)grainhliitlg,
REP
if
VOSI
wish
to
t’hit’<’k
what
is
pr( igra
mmet
I
or
if
‘ to
i W
ishi
0)
51
I
ri
sewing
a
he
iik
hes
Into
lie
fM’
grain
Programming
i
h
FLJNC
‘o
that
PROG is
shovs
ii
on the
display
If ‘oii
already
ha
c
a
prograni
in
the
menu
n’
this
ill nos
be
sh’
n
tOuch
(JR
to
eilif)l’c
the
110
IllS
SR
See
page
2S
Example
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a
do.
h
e
g. £
‘tIfl’
‘isO
11
is
now
entered
in
he
u1i(’nsor
11
tIn,
biuttoti
I
,ituihtt
ct
h
e
g
‘I ‘sits
Ii
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n
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images
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side
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only
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hes
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the
seeded
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Guide
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and
taper
satin
stitches
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buttons
1
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t
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I.
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ii
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lit
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1.
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tilt’
lhltrIl,
svhere
the
button
is
to
bt’
located
3.
Selet
I Jigzal.4
.
ver
tilt’
Iced
teeth
tt
ith
lift’
dIal See
page I
4.
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presser
loot
5,
ii
ace
the
Il h
I eria
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I Inder
the
rese
r
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it
ankle
6.
liac
e
lilt’
l)(ttttfl) 1>11
iitark
ing
antI
I
>wer
the
pres”t’r
bar
that
lIlt
Preser
loot
ankle
is
bett
eefl
the
holes
oh
the
hutton
(see
pIcture).
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I
bid
the
thread ends
to
me
sltle
I
urn
tile
liandwhet’l
anti
Ileek
In
he
sllre
I hat
tie
needle
g>>t
ink
the
lelt
hole
oh
tite
h)Illk)n
8.
I (>11(11
tile
ulirroring
button
It
t heck
that
the
needle
also
goes
into
tilt’
right
hole,
II
you
hate
a
button
with
a dillerent
bolt’
spacing
you
tail
adjust
this
by
presssing
one
oh
the
stitch width
butt>
Ins
I
+
I
I
hr I
—
9.
Sew
1-
tiules back
Intl
lorth.
>uch
STOP. he
Illachine
will
then
tie
oil
iii
one
ol
the
holes
and
sti
p
‘I
ouch
STOP
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I
Intel
\t>
it
e
to
lilt’
next
IUt
ol
liolt’s
or
the
neXt
butt>
In.
Button
with
a
shank
I
(st
the
liutkm
reed
I> ft
this
pllr—
p>
ist’
Is>’
lilt’
tiun
t’i’itl
when set’
ing
hulk
ins
on
light
labrit
s,
the
ihi
k
end
br
heavier
I
abrics.
P11511
in
lilt’
feet
I between
lilt’
blltk
In
anti
tile
labric,
lower
tile
prt’sst’r bar
alitl
seW
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tht’
mIll>
in.
Pull
lilt’
tlireatls
hettt
ten
lilt’
button
a
ixl
tile
I
abrie
\\‘intl
lilt’
threads
a
lest’
luut’s
around
lilt’
sil,lnk
,inci
tie
lilt’
t’nds,
26
titer
s Guide I_isa
i
‘ter
.t
Guide
I_isa
27

Buttonholes
Buttonhole
styles
You
can select
different
buttonhole
styles.
Buttonhole
fl
thu
Fiartauk
butt
mhole,
iISC(l for
illutilijOl
and
heavy
fabrics.
Buttonhole
j
ke
hole
buttonhole
I ( r
a
iii
in
ng,
‘o
i
Ia
ble
in
c( >m
pa
t
VOi
if
ten
u1
ih
e.g.
ha nml.
Straight
stitch
buttonhole
fl
hir
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sd\
ing
in Iratliur
I
his
butti
inl>i
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.tii
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sukrtid
in
the
‘sving
\k
jS(
ir.
‘cr
ig(
20
21
For
better
visibility
the machine
sews
buttonholes
away
from
you.
\(
hen
sewing
str(t(
Ii
fabric
s.
usu
a
fusiblu
stabili,er
or
a
c
ord
1
he
Iii!
(
>i.l
i
SPI
iy V
ill
ad
ise
y
\lark
thu tittonhu
ile bc ation
on
your
labri
I lie Iutt
mb ilu
boot
bias
guide
linus
tim
clm.tmriiiiriu
lumtt mlii
mIt.
Iuigth
1 he
niidrhl
iuirk
iii
Ii
sit
( gi
(‘5
a
I
S
in>
huitti
mning
edge
PI:i
e the button
mn
the
prmsser
kxit
against
thu
needle
and
oui will
be
able
tm m see
vh
o
h ii
ia rk on
thu
lou t cm
rresp
ito
Is
to
the
IMition
‘uou will
‘ew
until
the
I
iist
buittonliolt
olumn
rear
bus this
irma
rk
I here
i’
a
small
linger
at
the
l,a
k of
ito
prsscr
loot
I or ,i
ordud
btitt
mnhi
ilu,
h
mm
ip
v muir
m.
(
rd
an mund
th
I ingur
as
illustrated
1.
Nulu.
a
I rmItt
mnfiolr
2. t
‘u
thu
Prusur
I >01
(
ir
tI>.
MItt(
)nl> Ii’
s(ns()f Ii
mot
3.
\tjrk
thu huittonholu
Imx
at
Ion
in
sour
hahn.
4. Place
thu
niaturial
in thu mac
hii>u
and
begin
at thu
bottom
of
thu
buttonholu.
5.
Sus
thu
first
coluinm
of thu
I
‘Ut
U inhu Au
to
tI ie ruu
ui trur I
kngth
usu thu
markings.
6. I
>>uufi
if
mu
ru\
ursu
button
fl
7.
(
ont
iflulu to
suw th>c
1,111k
>nhm
Au
until
the ithm,r
mliimn
is
thu
saint.
lui>gtli
as thu
first.
iou. Ii
thu
q
button
8.
thu
mar
Innu s
ill
l,artar
k
thu
other
und, a
luw iim_ (
ill
.111. he’ in
the
first
cot hum
oh
thu
butt
mnholu
and
s
ill
bun
st
>1)
‘a
v
thu nuxt
I
)uttonholu
HI
thu
sailtu
mannur.
NOTE:
Ak
ay
stitch
.m saiuplu
huittonholu
on
Sc
raps
of
thu garmc
01
fabric
to huck
si/u
hut
iru
suwing
hut
toOth
ilus Nl
thu garmunt
Buttonhole knife
I lx k i’tif
is t Isu(
I
t( I
(
ut lxi
t
u>l
rm
Aus
It
is
also
usc ful
for
rumo
ing
slit.
bus
su\\n
in urior.
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Guide
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Guide
Lisa

Straight
stitch
(00)
Sensor
buttonholes
1. Snap
on
the
huttonliole sensor
loot.
Make
sure
that
the
e
ahle
js
irmiv
ph
iggeel
into
the
velh
w
socket
(see
picture).
‘I
he
(.—.
svmln)l
will
hash
until
a
lMittonh(
lie’
is
selee
ted
2. ‘celec
t
a
teiitti
tnhe
dc
e
en
thc
stitch
jia
nel
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he lei
itl(
inhi
dc
\VIll
he
pre
set h
cr
a
I
(
nun
hutton
when
the
uiaehine
is
turned
on
the
number
(e
e thleft’Ie
ere
she
)\Vfl
cn
the
(lisliIav
iii
pLl(
e’
of
the’
stitch
length
egether
w
itli
the’
st
nihe
ci
3.
tl
you
are
using
a
dilierent
size
button, measure
the
button
en
the
buttonhole
rule
below
and
set lie
ci
ernst
size
w
ith
the
stite
h length
buttons
1+)
or
().
‘t
he
size
svill
clia
nge
I
i
2 ii
mc
at
a
t
tine
4.
turn
the
measurement
wheel
sec
that
the
is
hite area
is
lined
up
with
the
w
lute’
mark
\Xhen
the
measurement
is
heel
is
0
crree
tis
set
the
in
Ic
in
tlti
si
mbe
el
will
step
hashing
Il
the
circle
or
lie
whit
el
e
vi
che
el
(—
is
Ii
a
sl
iiig
t
lie
mae
binc’
(In
ne
et
he
ct.irteeh
Buttonhole
size
the’
mac
lone
is
ill sew
the
e
orree
size
buttonhole’
br
the
button
size
cett
have
selec
ted
t
lie
butte
enliole
will
be
sew
ii
in
eerie
step.
and
wlie
n
he
hi
it
ti
in
ho
tie
is
or
nplet
eel
t
h
‘
mae
hint’ is
ill
stop
lute
eniati
call
t’lace
the
butte
in
is
she
ew
ii en
the
ireles
on the
pie
litre
and
ye eu
an
easily
see
the
size’
needed
leer
cur
hiitte
enhole’.
NOTE:
Alis
,tvs
stikh
a
sample
hi
itk mb
tIe em
s
raps
of
the’
gannent
fahrk
to
cheek
size
before
sew
rig
hi
ltt(
nile
1
es ten
the’
ga
rn
lent
Changing
the
densitylstitch
length
It
change’
the
stitch
density
of
lie
hi
itt(
nh
(dc’
ci
the,
in
ins.
adjust
the
le’ngt
Ii
setting
of
the
stitch
I
enplug
the
hi
it
t
mIme
ele
sense
er
t
he’
t
it
e
h lengt
hi
ivill
then
lie shown
on the
lnlodisplav
again
a
nd ye
mu w
ill I
ic
al ile
to iii
Iju st
the
etensits
ol
the
hi itte
mb
ele.
\\hc’n
ye
m
phi ig
in
lit’
hut t
enhe
cle
sensor
hoe
el
the
displas
g
mes
hat
k
tee
slit
cci
ing
the’
size’
of
tIme
liuttionhiecle’,
Itt
re’icmernhers
the’
new
stite
Ii
length
setting
Straight
stitching
5
tise’el
tec
loin
l,ihric
\i
liicli
does
not
stre’i<
Ii
and
for
sc’arils
55
tic
Ii ii
ill not
he
sitlijeited
to
great
strain
oii
select
straight
stiti
Ii
the
iuac
hune’
ii
ill ,.iuitouijtie
ally
set
tile.
as
e’rage’
tith
le’ngt
Ii
t\lx-riiiie’nt until
ou
arris
C
at
tIme
esac
t
setting
for
the’
actual
ci
ork
you
will
he
cluing
25
Needle
Positions
lie
1,1
te
elast
i
ii
ing
uS
ing
t
ra
igh
stite
Ii
and re’inhcre
ed
straight
stite
Ii,
the
needle
position
c
an
Ice
adjusted
in
ste’ps.
I
se’
the
stitch
it
icftli
button
ft
ii
Is
the’
center
pe
isit
ion.
w
Ic
Itli
Ce
is
Ic Ii
needle
position.
width
6
Inure
er
iuiage’el
is right
neeehlc
position
to
return
lee
center
tie
en.
cisc
the’
stite
hi width
button
e
—
antI
step
back
to
0
\djeist
thu
ti
lthi
be’tw
ce ii
0
te
for
adehit
tonal
pe
esits
ens
to
c
elge’
sliti
h,
‘iou
shiotilet
take
ads ant
age’
of the
pe
css cliii
it
y
t
e
e
set
he’
needle’
to
tic’
Ic’
ft
er
the’
rigli
hit
sit Ic
n
lee
te
cpstite
hi
about
2
toni
from
the’
e’chgc,
snap
on
presser
ft
tot
‘
when
se’cs
ing
I
ight
fabrics
and presser
hot
et
t)
for
eethe’r
fabrics.
Place
the’
fabric
and sew
so that
the’
edge’
hoiloss
s
the
inside’
right
edge
of
the
presser
loot
I) or
the
first
umark
of
the’
le’ht
cs
Ige.’
of
the’
tires.
sc’r
fes
t
A
1
‘ioei
wish
to sees
abe
melt
mm
fri mimi
the’
edge
icr
sew
a
narrow
hem,
use
presser
k
cot
A and
se’t
the
ne’echle
Ic)
tile’
right
needle’
position
(leer
s
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Guide
1,1w

Sewing
zippers
Gathering
with
straight
stitch
I
se
a slightly
longer
stitch
than
n irma I straight
st
tch
3.
S—
(
I.
Always
sew two
gathering
threads
next
ti
each other
1. Pin
the gathered
part
to
the
ci
irrespi
in Ii
ng garment
sect
ii
)fl
Niake
sure
that the marks
and
the
seaiiis
(
I
irresp(
)fld to
(‘I(hi
1
ither.
Ir
iiijtihi
iil
ik
hes
2. Pull
both
bobbin
threads
Irom
the
same
direction
and distribute
the
gathering
evenly.
\Xhen
hall
the
distance
is
gathered.
wind the
i
h rca
ds
a
ri in
nil
a
i
i
n then
ga
her
the
other
hall I nun
the
i
ither
direction
I
)istribute
the
gathering
(‘ldfll,
3.
Join
the
pieces
with
straight
stik
Ii.
he
ga
tI ier
d ii ia eria
I lacing
up.
Sew
het
een the
straight
gathering
ri
ws
11(11(1
the
gathering
with
vi
mr
lingers
on
both
sides
ol
the fleedle
to av
mimi
Ii ildc.
Remm mve
i
fly
gathering
thread
that
is visible
cD
lie /ippr
liii ml
l an he
snapped
i in
si
I fiat
ii i,
Ii icatci
I either
to the
right
ir to the
left of
the
needle,
umaking
it
easy
to sexy
both
sides
ii!
iii
c
t ip
icr
lii
sexy the
other
side
of
the
zipper.
reposition
the
zipper
l’i
ii it
Lapped
zipper
1. Sew
the seam
tm igeiher
to tIme
I ot
ti
miii
of the
zipper
placket
lisIm_
the
rest
of
the
seam.
l.ea
e
about
2
ciii
open
at
the
top. Press
seani
open
Set
the
needle
to
the
right position.
2.
l’lai e
loot
P tim
Ilie left
of
the
needle.
From
the
xx rong
side
fold the
labrk
to one side
so both
seam
allowances
arc
free
told
.mnd
the
felt
alli
>xvaoee
under
approximately
I)
ciii
from
the
hasted
senn.
3.
PI.ic i
the
tipper
under
tile I
hi led
‘c-a
ui a
Ii
xc
an’.
e
cc
ith
U
me
ts-’.
I
hi
as
near
hi
tie P ild
as
p ,sif
Ue
amid
slit’.
ii
zipper
to fahrft
Poe
Ii
Ii iii I.
legin
secc ing
at
the
hi
ilti
liii
of the
tipper.
1k-li ire
re.R
lung
iii’.
upper
pill
lilt the
presser
Ii
ii
ml
and
slide the
zipper
pull
d
icc
n
pist
the
tipper
foot
i.m
mwer the
liii
mt and sew
to
the
top
ol the
tipper.
4.
Snap
on the
zipper
loot
so it
is tm
m
the
right
of the
needle.
Set
the
needle
to
the
left
position.
‘I
urn the
garment
to the
right
Sim
Ic. It
is
important
that
the scam
on the
right
side is
‘e\\ fl
straight.
1k-li
ire you
begin
to
secs - mark
tIle
seam
line. Sew
the
othmm.-r
side
oh tIme zipper
N
Guiile
Li vu
if
--
3
/4
4
Begin
stitching across
the
hi rttom
unit
continue
upwards
Itenmoc
c
the
hasting
II
ou
cc ant to
sew
a
gentleman
s
tipper.
Ii mllocc’
the
instructs
mns hut
insert
in
the
other
i
lireet
ii mu
(J,cer
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Guide
l,ica

Lace
edging
Reinforced straight stitch
(01)
tii
reinfrce
stra
iglit
stitch is
st
n
mger
tI
ia ii
rd ma
ry
si right
St Ic
Ti
it is
a
tripk
and
elast
ic
St iii
Ii.
I
lie reinforced
strnglit
ditch
can
I
k r
hea
vv
stretch
fai,rk
s.
Ii ir
(rul(
h S(ii1ld
vhit
Ti are
sti1iect
to
I iflSi(lCMl)I(
Strain
iiid
Ii
)f
topstitching in
heavy
fahrics,
Stretch
stitch
(02)
•
w
I lie
stretch
st
ik
h
makes
a
iIi.iiTt,
strel(
lix’
se
liii
that
is sintahie
fir
se’
ing
k
ge
Tier pieces
iT
light
st
ret(
h Iahric
1
he
stretch
St
1(11
is icheil
h r
iopstitching
in
Tight
ctretch
fai,rics,
ir
1.
Ilac
c
\\ rung side ii!
lace
Ii)
right
side
f
Lihri.
111.1
ft
lung
ecIge
Se
al ing
nni.r
edge
of
I.i
e
\
it
h
iigtag.
‘ntih
length
I
. ‘i
Li.
Ii
‘.\idthi
2. t’ii.
i.iIii
ilIi
Liii.
tui’.
liii’
lahrii.
Sew
with
satin
siith
Ntitch
width
20,
on
the
right
side
iver
the
zigzag
scanT
in
CD
3
00
Zigzag
(03)
tin
zigzag
is
utilized
for
sewing
on lai
e. hi
uund
edging
a
ml
apilu
ue
\\
hen
von d(l(c
t
the
zigzag
the
niac
lone
‘
ill anti iniaticallv
set
stitc
Ii
length
2 and e
i liii
3
ui
can
change
this
scoing
h
pressing either
the (
+
) or
(
-
1
hutti
in
on the
‘idth
and
ir
length
Fxpcri
nient
until
von reach
the hest setting
for
v
‘or
actual
c
irk
ii
3.
Cut
i iff
the
seam
allowance up
to
the
stitching
on the
wrong
side.
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User
c
Guide
Lisa

Flatlock (07)
Three-step zigzag
(04)
Overcasting
I fee
step
/igiag
:
suitable for
n ers asi
ing
fliC
ist
fabric
S
‘I rim the
edges
of lie ahris hek re (ncr
casting
Tlake
sure that the needle
sews over
I edge
iii
he I a
brie
Place the
ía! ri<
a cs
rd
ing to iii
s’
presser
k
tot
(see
pi(t1irc’
Sewing terry cloth
em
sIt
th is
a
r tIic’i
loosely ss os
sn
fahn in
s
ha
h
seams easil break
Ses
the garnient togetlic r ‘ ith
straight slits
h Ii rn tlic
seams and
press
the
seam
allo\vans
e
flat and
ses the edges
doss
n
against
the
gannent
on
the rong
side s
ith
three step iigiag Es
en
th ugh the
stilt
hing
goes
right through
to
11w
right’’
side
of
the garment, it
is
nearly
ins
isible and even the
wr
ing
side looks
neat ‘I lie
situ
hing ‘ ill
also
he onsiclerahiv stronger
Net klines and aiuih
ties
are
finished
in a sinular
s’
as
‘I he
Ilath a k
, is suitable I(
r
seV ing
t
eilappecl
se,lili5 and
tfc (ii ,it Its’ hen
is ii tosen
the
presser
Ii tot pressure to 2
ss
hen
sets ing
strets
h labia
You can
produce
a
decoratis e
hem
f’m h Ading
a
single hem
to the
strong
side and
sev trig the flaiha k
from the right sid’
irimo ext
css hem to
stitching front
the
strong
side
to
setS
an
overlapped
scant, lap
inc
pies s’
of labra a ei the
>ther pies s
and
sets ilatha k slits Ii
over the
labris’
edge
on the
right
side
‘I rim
fri mi tile
tt
U
ing side or
sets
another
seam from the
right side
Mending and
darning
I
lireestep
7ig
vag , san he utih
ied for mending and
darning
thread bare spot
is
mended bs
sets
tug
bak ,mcl forth
ss
ith three
step iig,a
se
the ret erse feed
button
1
(
nude 11w
Iabrh
slightly
to
th
stilt’
If hit’
fabmu
is
sirs
vs
om.
a
pieee of fabris
or
linint oat
hs Ittas
hed
to
the rs
serss
,is
is ink
irs
eme n I
Narrow belts
and bands
Eolsf
the
fabric in thuds
and
sets in
this c
nter I run s
xc ess
material
from
underneath
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User
s (,mde
!,isa

Bridging
stitch
(09)
Blind hem
(08)
‘nip
(in
prccser
I
st I)
for blind
hem
]
It )i ci
tie
i nate na
I a S
sti
iw
n Make
sure
that
the told
line of
the fabric
rides in
the
groove
under the
right
side
of
the
presser
h lilt Practice
isi rig
a scrap
(if ma
lena I and
ti
inipare
with
the
illustrations
1.
It
the
stitch
(iOes
nut
catc ii tile
folded
edge.
i
crease
tue
stitch
width
(+)
2. lIthe
stitch catc
iiec
too
11111(11
of the
h ,ii.
decrease
tile stitch
vititii
I
— I.
1
he
bridging
suit
Ii is
suitable
II
Iifliflt
t
WI)
pieces
f
fabric with
It
tlilc I e(lts
ti
It
fiSt
itd
edges
i
eatliur
anti
inl
aft- lined
by
butting
tile
edges Jose
tti
each
(1111cr
using tilt
bridging
stitch
Ais Use
U
iOifl
lace
and
rthhon
E)astic
shirring
1 he
I ridgi
rig slit ch
is
a
1st)
useful
It )r
gathered
elastic slurring
t
se the
buttonhole
toot
C.
tighten
the Upper
thread tension.
(In
the
\vrong
side
1)1
VOlif
fabric
dracs hncs
1(1
sew
the
stitchcci
n
)\vs
straight.
temen)her
t
hat the
elastic
s
ill
aRc
aVs he
stitched
dl
)(ible s
1 LI kc
tli
is mb
act olint wficn
c
aictilating
how
iiiticli
Vt
UI
vill need
I
la
cc
tile sh
irri
ng elastic
(elastic
thread)
around
time
linger
oh thc
presser
foot
C
Sew
I
ron i
tile
wrl
ng
side
( iver
f 51111
lengths
of the
elastic
following
n ia
rked
Ii ne.
t a iii cr
tile sh
I
rn rig
I
pulling
the
eiastu. timreacls
3.
I
Of
an
invisible
hem
lit
needle
silt ttid
catch
I
sintIc thi
id
of
the
or
,c
(14it/e
Lioi
I
F
P
ii
‘I
1)
VV
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c
Guide
lisa

Overcast
stitch
(A).
ma
lw
used
to
sev
light and
tnediiiiii
non—streic
h
Iahri iiid
light
stret( h
lahrie.
Snap
on
presser
h
n
t
Overlock
(B)
js
(
liiefh used
for
sewing
hea
v
strek
h
fabric
Snap on
presser
foot
H
Presser
footj
is also
used
to
o\
erfoc k and
oc
ereast uianv
chile
rent I
a
h
ries
s
it h
t
he ec
e
t
h m
cii
—
heas firm
lahrk
s
lie pin
cm the
presser
loot
should
follow the edge
of the fabric
and
will
pre’
(ml
the
labrk
from
piickerini.
“titc
hi
with
uirii \hien
sini.
slit 1 li
w
idthi
I
S
or kwver.
use
presser
knit
A.
Applique
I
se
pr
sser
k
B
it
H.
1.
Se
the heirk
n mi
applique
Stiti hi
:
around a
binding
at the
edge.
or h
ir
hand
in k
ipplicjuie
2.
the
satin Stit(
Ii
set
tO
st
it( ii
‘s
idth 2 iiiiii
‘es\
fsc
autiful
appliques
I
use
or
pin
applique
in
plne
and
satin
stitc
Ii round
the out
side edges
1.
Seleet
NORM,
sew
(lie
I irt
row of
stik
lies .is long
as ‘you need
to
io.r
‘onir tear
or worn spot
2.
Ii mcii the
os
erse
button
q
the
ina,
lime
i.iintinues
uw
ing
the
n.’miiainmng
s(jtc
hie
at the
same
lengt
Ii and
fastens
the
thread
3.
hunch STOP.
‘dove
the
fabric
that
the
needle is right
os
er
the
last stit ii
Repeat
as
many
till
les
as
voi
need
to
ccw er the
hide
See Sat in
taper and
darning
st
1k
hes page
26
Automatic
taper
stitch
(26)
‘I
‘
tapered
tm
sUt h
iS
tapered
zigzag
w uk Ii
makes it
suitable
ii r sewing
ii1oniigranm
and
ot 11cr
ci
nlic’hlmslciiiunts
t e
pi’cer
foot H
1.
‘i’ram.’e
tile no
inogram
on the
tahoe
and
sew over the
lines.
2.
011(11
FITNC to
NORM
position
and
sc’lect
V
3.
Sew lint 1 the
desired
length
is
reac
Iced.
4.
‘I otic
ii the
res
erse
hot kin
to
taper
the end
See
“Satin
taper
and
darning
stitc
los
page
2k
Seam
and
overcast
(05, 06)
S niie
st
itehes
c au be used
[or seaming
and veruasling directly
mm
die edge
s here
a
S
mlimii
I
i)
seam
is
allowed
Place
the
labrie
o that the inside
right
‘‘0 ie the
presser
loot
follows
the edge
d
the fabrk
Mending
and Darning
stitch
(27)
r’
pp
jI
isaperle
t
stith br
mending and
r
I
1i:
darning
I sc’
presser
liii
it A
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