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SEWING THE STITCHES
e
Set the sewing speed to a medium speed.
f
Press "Start/Stop" button to start sewing.
*
While lightly holding down the fabric with both
hands, adjust the sewing direction.
Memo
• The multi-function foot controller can also be
very useful for sharp angle sewing when set to
single stitch sewing. Refer to "Using
Advanced Multi-Function Foot Controller" on
page 63.
• Pivoting is also useful when rotating fabric
with both hands.
• When guideline marker is set to on, it is easy
to sew zigzag couching straight.
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One-Step Buttonholes
With one-step buttonholes, you can make
buttonholes appropriate to the size of your button.
IMPORTANT
• When attaching and removing buttonhole foot
"A+", do not apply excessive force to the
presser foot, otherwise it may be damaged. In
addition, be careful not to hit the needle when
attaching and removing buttonhole foot "A+".
Note
• Before attaching the presser foot, check that
there is enough thread in the bobbin.
• When the presser foot is attached, the
compartment of the flat bed attachment
cannot be opened. Be sure to first remove any
necessary accessories.
• Sew trial stitches on fabric that is the same as
that used in your project, referring to "Fabric/
Thread/Needle Combinations" on page 56.
• The built-in camera detects the position of
buttonhole foot "A+". Do not touch the
camera. (Refer to "NAMES OF MACHINE
PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS" on
page 12.)
• Do not peel the "A+" sticker off buttonhole
foot "A+" or cover the sticker with the upper
thread, etc., otherwise the camera cannot
detect the presser foot or buttonholes cannot
be sewn.
Stitch
Stitch name
Narrow rounded buttonhole
Wide round ended buttonhole
Tapered round ended buttonhole
Round ended buttonhole
Round ended buttonhole
Round double ended buttonhole
Narrow squared buttonhole
Wide squared buttonhole
Presser foot
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