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This foot can be used to create free hand embroidery,
monograms and stippling.
1. Drop the feed dogs. To do so, remove the free arm. On
the backside of the exposed area, move the lever from the
right to the left.
2. Thread the needle with the machine embroidery thread. If
you have chosen a rayon sheen as embroidery thread, use
a special bobbin thread in the bobbin, called bobbin ll.
3. Place a stabilizer on the back layer of the fabric to create
fabric stiffness and prevent distortion of the fabric during
embroidering. The fabric stabilizer can be further secured
by spraying it with a temporary adhesive.
4. Draw your chosen design, or letter for sewing a monogram,
on the fabric using a disappearing fabric-marking pen.
5. Hoop the fabric. Pull it tight with an even tension.
6. Place the hooped fabric under the darning/ freehand
embroidery foot and lower the foot.
7. Sew with a fast speed while guiding the fabric slowly.
8. When the design is complete, pull the threads to the back
and neaten or tie a knot. Trim away the stabilizer and press
the fabric.
WALKING FOOT
This foot has its own set of feed dogs that work in conjunction
with the machine’s feeding system to improve the flow of
fabric. This is particularly important when sewing several
layers of fabric, such as in quilting. It is also valuable when
matching plaids or stripes, and in sewing pile types of fabrics
such as velour and ultra-suede.
1. Secure the walking foot to the shank, while making sure
the extension arm slips over the needle clamp screw.
2. Tighten the thumb screw to secure the foot to the shank.
3. Place two pieces of fabric right sides together.
4. Sew seam from top to bottom.
GATHERING FOOT
To gather fabric:
1. Remove the presser foot holder and attach the gathering foot.
2. Place the fabric to be gathered under the presser foot.
3. Sew a row of stitching. The stitches will automatically
cause the fabric to gather.
4. Adjust the upper tension dial to achieve the amount of
fullness desired. Less tension will result in softer gathers,
more tensions will result in fuller gathers.
5. The stitch length dial can also be used to adjust fullness.
The longer the stitch length setting is, the more fullness
that is achieved in the gathers.
To gather and attach fabric in one step:
1. Look closely at the gathering foot to see a slot on the
bottom. When using the slot, you can gather the bottom
layer of fabric while attaching it to a at top layer, such as
the waistband on a dress bodice.
2. Remove the presser foot holder and attach the gathering foot.
* The walking foot is an optional accessory.
* The gathering foot is an optional accessory.
For designs and monograms
For freehand embroidery
* The darning / freehand embroidery foot is
an optional accessory.
3. Place the fabric to be gathered with right side up under the foot.
4. Place top layer of the fabric right side down in the slot.
5. Sew and guide the two layers.
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DARNING / FREEHAND EMBROIDERY FOOT
- INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- MACHINE IDENTIFICATION 4
- ACCESSORIES 5
- FOR SEWING MACHINE 5
- FOR EMBROIDERY 5
- XL-550-P04-1.eps 6
- WINDING BOBBIN 7
- THREADING THE BOBBIN THREAD 8
- Changing the needle 12
- Well balanced 13
- CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS 14
- Twin needle mode button 15
- 2. STARTING TO SEW 17
- STRAIGHT STITCHING 19
- KEEPING SEAMS STRAIGHT 19
- HAND-LOOK QUILT STITCH 20
- INSERTING ZIPPERS AND PIPING 20
- ZIGZAG STITCHING 21
- PLACEMENT OF PATTERNS 21
- SATIN STITCH 21
- BLIND STITCH 22
- MULTI-STITCH ZIGZAG 23
- STRETCH STITCHES 24
- STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCH 24
- OVEREDGE STITCH 24
- RIC-RAC STITCH 24
- HONEYCOMB STITCH 24
- BLANKET STITCH 25
- FEATHER STITCH 25
- PIN STITCH 25
- LADDER STITCH 25
- SLANT PIN STITCH 26
- SLANT OVEREDGE STITCH 26
- GREEK KEY STITCH 26
- ENTREDEUX STITCH 26
- CRISS-CROSS STITCH 27
- CROSSED STITCH 27
- DECORATIVE STITCHING 27
- SEWING ON A BUTTON 28
- BUTTONHOLES 29
- USING BUTTONHOLE FOOT 29
- PROCEDURE 29
- CORDED BUTTONHOLES 31
- ATTACHING EMBROIDERY FOOT 32
- INSERTING THE BOBBIN 32
- THREADING THE TOP THREAD 33
- EXTENSION TABLE 33
- ATTACHING EMBROIDERY UNIT 34
- REMOVING EMBROIDERY UNIT 34
- USING FABRIC AND STABILIZER 36
- PREPARING THE MACHINE BEFORE 38
- INSTALLING THE HOOP 38
- ATTACHING AND REMOVING 38
- EMBROIDERY HOOP 38
- INSTALLATION OF SOFTWARE 39
- CORRECT START-UP PROCEDURE 40
- WHEN EMBROIDERING 40
- OPERATION SWITCHES WHEN 41
- EMBROIDERY UNIT IS ATTACHED 41
- OPERATION SWITCHES 41
- THREAD TENSION CONTROL 41
- TROUBLESHOOTING 42
- SKIPPED STITCHES AND THREAD 42
- BREAKAGES OCCUR 42
- Multi-Hoop 46
- PRESSER FOOT LIFTER 51
- FEED DOG CONTROL 51
- CONVERTING TO FREE-ARM SEWING 51
- PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST 52
- CLEANING HOOK AREA AND FEED 53
- OILING INSIDE THE FACE COVER 54
- SATIN STITCH FOOT 55
- SPECIAL ACCESSORIES 55
- CUT & HEM 55
- ROLLER FOOT 55
- STRAIGHT STITCH FOOT 56
- OPEN TOE FOOT 56
- INVISIBLE ZIPPER FOOT 56
- OVERCASTING FOOT 57
- NARROW (ROLLED) HEMMING FOOT 57
- CORDING FOOT 57
- WALKING FOOT 58
- GATHERING FOOT 58
- PINTUCK FOOT 59
- EDGE GUIDE / QUILTING BAR 59
- WING NEEDLE 60
- TWIN NEEDLE 60
- THREADING THE TWIN NEEDLE 60
- HELPFUL MESSAGES 61
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