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Button Sewing
Buttons with 2 or 4 holes can be attached, using the
machine.
Memo
• For details on stitch patterns, refer to "STITCH
SETTING CHART" on page 194.
a
Select
.
The feed dogs are lowered automatically.
• Do not use the automatic thread cutting function
when sewing buttons. Otherwise, you will lose the
thread ends.
b
Raise the presser foot.
c
Attach button sewing foot "M", slide the button along
the metal plate and into the presser foot, and lower the
presser foot.
a
d
Rotate the handwheel toward you (counterclockwise)
to check that the needle goes into each hole correctly.
a
*
If the needle does not reach the holes on the left
side, adjust the stitch width.
*
To attach the button more securely, repeat the
process.
e
Gently press the end of the upper thread and start
sewing.
The machine stops automatically when sewing is
finished.
CAUTION
• Make sure the needle does not strike the
button during sewing. The needle may break
and cause injury.
f
From the wrong side of the fabric, pull the end of the
bobbin thread to pull the upper thread through to the
wrong side of the fabric. Tie the two thread ends
together and cut the threads.
1 Button
2 Metal plate
1 Align the buttonholes
with the marks on
button sewing foot "M".
g
After the button is attached, select another stitch and
rotate the handwheel toward you (counterclockwise)
to raise the feed dogs.
■ Attaching 4-Hole Buttons
Sew the two holes closest to you. Then raise the presser
foot and move the fabric so that the needle goes into the
next two holes, and sew them in the same way.
■ Attaching a Shank to the Button
a
Pull the shank lever toward you before sewing.
a
b
Pull the two ends of the upper thread between the
button and the fabric, wind them around the shank,
and then tie them firmly together.
c
Tie the ends of the bobbin thread from the beginning
and end of sewing together on the wrong side of the
fabric.
d
Cut off any excess thread.
UTILITY STITCHES
1 Shank lever
3
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