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- Page 1 1036 DELUXE FREE-ARM, STRETCH STITCH SEWING MACHINE Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
- Page 2 SINGER COMPANY in your telephone book. Above all, enjoy sewing! Copyright ® 1979 THE SINGER COMPANY Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka All Rights Reserved Throughout the World maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
- Page 3 Sew like a pro with your CPffl71\€ TOUCH Fashion machine 103Ó Overedge stretch stitch on a stretchy knit Delicate zig-zag stitching on satin Flawless topstitching on leatherlike fabric Featherstitching on spandex...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Cleaning the Machine ......................... 52 Changing the Light Bulb......................53 Performance Checklist ....................... 54 10. Sewing Aids............................ 55 Your Personal Measurements........................ 56 Index ................................ 58 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... -
Page 5: Getting To Know Your Machine
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Page 6: Principal Parts And What They Do
17. F//p & Sew* Panel converts machine for 30. Friction-free Spool Holder, with horizon free-arm sewing. tal pin holds spools of various sizes. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... -
Page 7: Accessories
Do not use any other accessories with only. this needle as needle breakage will occur. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... - Page 8 12. Zipper Foot for inserting zippers and stitching corded seams. 13. Lint Brush for cleaning your sewing machine. 14. Feed Cover Plate for button sewing and free-motion work. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
- Page 9 4. Position new plate over pins and release. Plate is drawn into position by magnets. 5. Close slide plate. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
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Page 10: Getting Ready To Sew
This eliminates the possibility of starting the machine by accidentally pressing the speed controller. Connecting and Operating Machine Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... -
Page 11: Needles
Press holder firmly against spool to prevent it from turning. To Hold Large Spools Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... -
Page 12: Choosing Needle And Thread
9 needle recommended for sewing only. For bobbin winding, use larger size needle. ttUse with mercerized cotton, “A” silk, or polyester thread in bobbin. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... -
Page 13: Threading The Machine
A needle threader down right-hand channel, and up left-hand may be purchased separately at your local channel. Singer Sewing Center. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... - Page 14 Cutting Continuous Thread in fabric where desired, lower presser foot, and start machine. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
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Page 15: Changing The Bobbin
Move Bobbin Latch to Right '< motion. Do not pull the thread across the feed (Wind Position) as this may damage it. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... - Page 16 Then close the slide plate. Raising the Bobbin Thread Step 2 Step 3 Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
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Page 17: Tips On Straight Stitching
MAX. to\A/ard • To decrease pressure, turn dial from NORM DARN. to\A/ard • For darning, set dial on DARN. Pressure Dial Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... - Page 18 • To set stitch length, desired. press dial all the way • For reverse stitching, down and hold in place. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
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Page 19: Sewing A Seam
Make sure the lifter is all the way down before starting to sew. Presser-foot Lifter Settings Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... - Page 20 • Start machine and backstitch to edge of fabric. (Do not sew beyond edge of fabric.) • Release the stitch-length dial and sew in forward direction. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
- Page 21 5. • Lower the presser foot and stitch in new direction. Fabric after Turning Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
- Page 22 4. Cut threads on thread cutter at rear of stitching a Curved Seam presser bar. Reverse Stitching Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
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Page 23: All About Zig-Zag Stitching
For decorative stitching. Leaf Stitch. Used for joining and Overedge Stretch Stitch. overedging seams in knit and stretch fabrics in one operation. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl... - Page 24 To set needle position, setting is aligned with indicator line on ring. Left Center Right Adjusting Stitch Piacement Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
- Page 25 Dial numbers in this case do not represent length of stitches per inch. Stitching cannot be reversed when using a Flexi-Stitch pattern. Instrukcje obsługi maszyn do szycia firm Polskich jak i zagranicznych np. Singer Toyota Pfaff Gritzner Łucznik Arka maszynykrawieckie.shophurt.pl...
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Page 26: Adjusting Stitch Balance When Using Flexi-Stitch Patterns
adjusting stitch balance Flexi-Stitch when using patterns When using a Flexi-Stitch pattern, you may Before yoju move the stitch-balance dial from need to adjust the stitch-balance dial to cor its neutral position, make a test sample. If ad rect the appearance of the stitch. justment is required, stitch slowly and move the stitch-balance dial as you sew. -
Page 27: Twin-Needle Stitching
5. TWIN-NEEDLE STITCHING By using a twin needle, you can produce NOTE: When inserting a previousiy wound bobbin, foiiow the instructions on page 11. simultaneously two parallel, closely spaced lines of straight or zig-zag stitching. Effective 4. Close slide plate and raise bobbin thread. for decoration, twin-needle stitching is not recommended for seams or for use on knits. -
Page 28: Twin-Needle Stitch Chart
twin-needle stitch chart To produce patterns at right, use settings, discs and accessories shown below. tSew this stitch with a paper backing. ‘V <i Stitch Pattern Stitch Width'*"*’ Needle Position FINE Stitch Length FINE 1 0 - 2 0 (yellow) (yellow) Special Special... -
Page 29: Buttons And Buttonholes
6. BUTTONS AND BUTTONHOLES buttons • Stitch: Plain Zig-Zag j • Stitch Width: • Needle Position: • Feed Cover Plate (See page 4 for attaching) • Button Foot The space between the holes in the button de termines stitch-width settings. The setting must always be used to position the button and to fasten stitching. -
Page 30: Buttonholes
buttonholes Finished Edge of Garment Most fabrics are suitable for machine- stitched buttonholes. If the suitability of the fabric is in doubt, make a test buttonhole in a sample of your fabric, being sure to duplicate the thicknesses of your garment, and include an interfacing. - Page 31 ONE-STEP BUTTONHOLES The One-step Buttonhole Foot allows you to stitch complete buttonholes for buttons up to 1-1/2 inches in a single step. NOTE; See page 28 in reference to stitching complete buttonholes and stitch balance. Red symbols indicate buttonhole settings •...
- Page 32 Procedure • Place the button you intend to use on the button carrier of the one-step buttonhole foot and slide clamp toward back to secure Place Button on Carrier button. For use without a button, set the clamp with the gauge lines on the carrier. See page 29.
- Page 33 Stitching Complete Buttonholes Whenever you make a buttonhole, be sure to stitch it all the way around (to complete stitch ing cycle) before re-setting the buttonhole lever for a new start. If you make a false start when sewing a button hole in your garment, simply remove the work and complete the buttonhole stitching on scrap fabric.
- Page 34 Adjusting Width of Button Opening The width of the button opening is regulated by the stitch-width dial. • To make button opening wider, turn dial very slightly toward the 1 setting. • To make button opening narrower, turn dial very slightly toward the 2 setting. Adjusting Width of Button Opening Gauge Adjusting Length of Button Opening...
- Page 35 CORDED BUTTONHOLES Corded or raised buttonholes are made by stitching over a filler cord. Embroidery or crochet threads make good filler cords, but double strands of sewing thread or a sew-off chain of needle and bobbin thread may also be used. Inserting Cord in One-step Buttonhole Foot •...
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Page 36: Sewing The Professional Way
7. SEWING THE PROFESSIONAL WAY construction details ZIPPERS At the notions counter in your Singer Sewing Center, you wiil find many different kinds of zippers, one of which wili be just right for whatever you wish to sew. How the zipper is inserted will depend on the type of garment and the location of the zipper. - Page 37 BLINDSTITCH HEMS • Stitch: Blindstitch • Stitch Width: 2 to 5 (depending on fabric) • Needle Position: • Stitch Length: 6 to 12 • Zig-Zag Plate • Zig-Zag Foot • Blindstitch Hem Guide Blindstitching takes a little practice, so make a test sample first.
- Page 38 DARTS Darts can be made in the usual way on your sewing machine. That is, you begin stitching at the wide end of the dart, stitch to the point, and then fasten the two thread ends. However, thanks to the push-button bobbin, you can avoid the problem of fastening the thread ends by making a “continuous-thread”...
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Page 39: Sewing Knit And Stretch Fabric
sewing knit and stretch fabric See table below. Remember to use a bail-point When you sew stretch fabrics, double knits, tricot, jersey, and elastic, choose one of the needle in the machine when you Yellow Band attach elastic or sew knit or stretch fabric. stitch patterns that build stretch into the seam. - Page 40 STARTING TO SEW USING A PATTERN FLEXI-STITCH When using a Flexi-Stitch pattern, the forward- reverse stitching direction is controlled by the pattern disc. For this reason, Flexi-Stitch pat terns cannot be reversed (back-tacked). To start sewing with a Flexi-Stitch pattern, draw needle and bobbin threads under foot to back of machine.
- Page 41 STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCH SEAM When you use the straight stretch stitch (pro duced with either Feather ( ) or Honeycomb ( ^ ) pattern at stitch width) to seam knit, stretch, elasticized fabric, s-t-r-e-t-c-h and strength are built in as the seam is being sewn.
- Page 42 FAGOTING • stitch: Featherstitch ^ • Stitch Width: 5 • Needie Position: • Stitch Length: 6 to8 (in yeilowarea) • Speed: • Zig-Zag Piate • Zig-Zag Foot The art of joining two pieces of fabric with an open, lacy decorative stitch is called fagoting. You can create this attractive trimming with the featherstitch.
- Page 43 OVEREDGED SEAMS Overedged Seam • Stitch; Overedge Stretch ^ • Stitch Width; 5 • Needle Position; • Stitch Length; 6 to 8 • Stitch Balance; Equalized • Speed; • Zig-Zag Plate • Zig-Zag Foot Seams in knit and stretch fabrics can be joined and finished in one operation when you use the overedge stretch stitch.
- Page 44 MOCK OVEREDGING • stitch: Overedge Stretch Stitch • Stitch Width; 5 • Needle Position: • Stitch Length: (in yellow area) • Stitch Balance: Equalized • Speed: MIN • Zig-Zag Plate • Zig-Zag Foot When it is not practical to overedge a seam because of fabric construction, a mock over Mock Overedging edge finish can be applied.
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Page 45: Handling Special Fabrics
handling special fabrics Many fabrics, because of their construction or with the fabric. Let the table below guide your finish, demand special attention in sewing. selection. Refer to page 34, for instructions Techniques used in stitching and handling, on sewing knit and stretch fabrics. Thread and choice of machine accessories, will vary usage information is tabulated on page 7. - Page 46 FABRIC-HANDLING TABLE STITCH MACHINE NEEDLE FABRIC SPECIAL HANDLING ACCESSORIES Length-Type Style-Size Straight- Stitch Foot Use narrow overedged, 8-12 1 and Straight- double stitched, or Straight Stitch Plate French whipped seams — Stitch (for straight Hold thread ends securely FINE KNITS- Style 2045 stitching) for a few stitches at start...
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Page 47: Decorative Touches
decorative touches SATIN STITCHING Satin stitching, a series of closely spaced zig zag stitches that form a smooth, satin-like surface, is useful for both practical and decorative work. The plain zig-zag stitch, for example, is suitable for applique when closed up to form a satin stitch. - Page 48 APPLIQUE Appliqué adds beauty and interest to clothing and household linens. You can create your own design, trace a simple outline from a coloring book, or use a motif cut from a printed fabric. Fabrics of like or different texture com bine equally well.
- Page 49 FREE’MOTION EMBROIDERY In free-motion embroidery, you control the direction and speed of fabric movement by means of an embroidery hoop. Stitch length is determined by the speed at which the hoop is moved and zig-zag stitch width is varied by the direction of hoop movement.
- Page 50 To keep stitching at an even dis tance from the fabric edge, use the seam guide available for separate purchase at your local Singer Sewing Center. Topstitching with Leaf Stitch Two-thread Topstitching Bold, well-defined topstitching is produced by using two strands of regular thread in the nee dle instead of a single strand.
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Page 51: Keeping Up Appearances
keeping up appearances DARNING With Embroidery Hoopt Worn or torn spots on children’s clothes, knits, and household linens can be darned • stitch: Straight 1 effortlessly and quickly with little practice. You may choose to darn either with or without •... - Page 52 MENDING REPLACING LINGERIE ELASTIC Many stitch patterns are just as useful for When replacing waistline elastic in lingerie, mending as they are for creative sewing. The use the same settings and accessories as for multi-stitch zig-zag forms a firm, flexible mending a tear.
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Page 53: Free-Arm Sewing
8. FREE-ARM SEWING Fabric handling, when sewing tubular and hard to reach garment areas, is simplified when you convert your machine to free-arm sewing. A few of the sewing jobs for which you will find the free arm particularly useful are shown on the following pages. - Page 54 SLEEVES Free-arm sewing takes the difficulty out of stitching a sleeve. The armhole rotates smoothly under the needle so that you can place stitching accurately. The extra control afforded by the free arm is especially helpful for topstitching flat-fell seams. Badges, emblems and insignia of all sizes and shapes can be attached to shirts and uniforms by slipping sleeve or hard-to-reach area over the sewing surface.
- Page 55 EDGE FINISHES The free-arm surface makes it easy to finish sleeves, pant legs and waistlines. These circular garment areas rotate smoothly around the sewing surface, giving you full visibility and control as you blindstitch hems, attach elastic, or topstitch cuffs.
- Page 56 DARNING AND MENDING Knees, elbows and other areas of wear in children’s clothes, sweaters, jackets and shorts become readily accessible for darning, mending or patching when the free- arm surface is used. The sewing surface fits inside the enclosed sleeve and leg areas, making it unnecessary to open seams or roll the garment.
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Page 57: Caring For Your Sewing Machine
With a soft cloth or lint brush, clean; Your machine requires no oiling under normal • Tension discs, presser bar, and needle bar conditions. Your SINGER representative, or • Take-up lever and thread guides Approved Dealer, will examine the perma •... -
Page 58: Changing The Light Bulb
changing the light bulb CAUTION: Before changing light bulb, make sure you have disconnected power-line plug from electrical outlet. When changing to a new bulb be sure to use a 15-watt bayonet base bulb only. REMOVING BULB Using thumb and forefinger of right hand, pull down on tab located under light lens to lower the light bracket. -
Page 59: Performance Checklist
• Presser foot or accessory is correctly • Machine is set for straight stitching attached. when you use straight-stitch foot. Enjoy Sewing! If you have any questions, please write to: The Singer Company Consumer Affairs Department 321 First Street Elizabeth, N. J. 07207... -
Page 60: Sewing Aids
The ones described beiow are just a few of the compiete seiection avaiiable at your iocai Singer Sewing Center. No. 171145 Quilting Foot Hemmer Foot No. 160691... -
Page 61: Your Personal Measurements
your personal measurements This chart will enable you to keep a record of your measurements. You will need the assistance of someone to help you to take the measurements carefully with an accurate tape measure. The illustrations show where tape measure should be placed when taking each measurement. As a starting point, use a ribbon firmly but comfortably tied at the waist before taking measurements. - Page 62 personal notes...
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Page 63: Index
INDEX Pin Basting............14 Accessories............2 Adjusting Machine to Fabric......... 12 Plates ............2, 3, 4 Appliqué .............. 43 Changing Plates ..........4 Feed Cover Plate ..........3 Blindstitch Hem Guide........... 3 Straight-stitch Plate..........2 Blindstitch Hems ..........32 Bobbin ..........2, 9, 10, 11 Zig-Zag Plate............ - Page 65 Serial No your machine. Serial No. «si. Enjoy Sewing! If you have any questions, please write to: The Singer Company Consumer Affairs Department 321 First Street Elizabeth, N.J. 07207 •A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY Printed in U.S.A.
- Page 66 Frilly ruffles, narrow hems, luxurious quilting, and evenly-spaced shirring can a that professional touch to your sewing projects... and you can make them quickly and easily on your sewing machine ... using only four of the many accessories available from your Singer Sewing Center.