Buttonholes; Step By Step Buttonhole - Husqvarna Quilt Designer II User Manual

Buttonholes

On your Quilt Designer II Stitch d-Card A
but ton hole styles. Select the Bartack style (A
sewing and the Keyhole style (A
Stitch d-Card (B ) features several additional buttonhole styles.
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By using the Sensor But ton hole Foot that mea-sures as it sews, every
but ton hole will be the same size (see pages 36-37). The buttonholes on
your Quilt Designer II are shown to the right.
34 Bartack Buttonhole for most fabric weights.
A
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A 35 Keyhole Buttonhole with square end for
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tai lored jackets, coats, etc.
Note: There are three additional buttonholes in clud ed
with the machine. There is one buttonhole for light weight
fabrics, one reinforced buttonhole for heavy fabrics and
one buttonhole for leather. These buttonholes will be
selected by the Sewing Ad vi sor (see page 36, Buttonhole).

Step by Step Buttonhole

Use the step by step buttonhole when the fabric
is too narrow and/or uneven for the wheel on the
Sensor Buttonhole Foot to turn smoothly.
• Select a buttonhole and snap on Presser Foot C.
• Begin sewing buttonhole, the machine will sew
the left column in reverse. The but ton hole foot
has guide lines to determine the but ton hole
length. Use the guide lines on the left toe of the
Buttonhole Foot to position the gar ment edge.
When the buttonhole is the de sired length, touch
. The machine will bar tack the end and stitch
the right side.
• Touch to bartack and tie off. Keep the foot
control depressed until the machine ties off and
stops sewing. The Thread Cutter cuts the threads
and raises the presser foot au to mat i cal ly when the
but ton hole is completed.
Cutting Buttonholes
Cut buttonhole open with the seam ripper. Place a
straight pin across the end you are cut ting to ward to
avoid cutting too far!
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Utility Garment Sewing
, select from two dif fe rent
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34) for most buttonhole
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35) for tailored jackets. An optional
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A 34 A
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5/8'' (15 mm)
35
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