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How to Operate Your Sewing Machine
Control Plate
Controls for zigzag sewing are concentrated on the front control plate for easy operation.
Stitch Length
Regulating stitch length using the knob and dial for different stitches.
Reverse Sewing
Using the reverse sewing button for back-tacking and making buttonholes.
Needle Position
Changing the needle position using the lever for various stitches.
Zigzag Width
Adjusting the zigzag width using the lever for desired stitch patterns.
Pressure
Adjusting pressure based on fabric type for proper feeding.
Decorative Pattern Selection
Making various patterns automatically by selecting design discs.
Operation for Buttonhole
Using the built-in buttonholer system to create fine buttonholes.
Drop Feed
Adjusting the height of the feed dog according to the material.
Upper Thread Tension
Regulating the upper thread tension for balanced stitching.
Preparation for Sewing
To Change Needle
Replacing the sewing machine needle correctly for optimal stitching.
To Change Sew-Light Bulb
Replacing the sewing machine's light bulb.
To Change Presser Foot
Swapping the presser foot for different sewing tasks.
To Change Needle Plate
Replacing the needle plate for specific stitches.
To Adjust the Bobbin Tension
Adjusting bobbin tension for stitch quality and balance.
To Replace the Bobbin Case
Inserting and securing the bobbin case into the shuttle race.
To Thread Upper Thread
Guiding the upper thread through the machine's components.
To Remove the Bobbin Case
Removing the bobbin case from the shuttle race.
Winding the Bobbin
Filling a bobbin with thread using the bobbin winder.
To Thread the Bobbin Case
Inserting and threading the bobbin into its case.
Upper Thread Tension Control
Fine-tuning upper thread tension for perfect stitch formation.
To Pull the Lower Thread
Bringing the lower thread up to the needle plate.
Twin Needle
Using a twin needle for two-color embroidery and stitch variety.
Basic Knowledge of Sewing
To Start Sewing
Initiating the sewing process correctly with machine setup.
To Change Stitching Direction
Altering the sewing direction mid-seam by manipulating fabric.
Back Tacking
Securing seams by sewing backward at the start and end.
Stitching of Very Thin Cloth
Tips for sewing delicate fabrics without creasing or thread issues.
To Remove the Work
Safely removing sewn fabric from the machine after completion.
Needle and Thread Size
Recommended needle and thread combinations for various fabrics.
Suggestions at the Final Sewing
Final tips for smooth and tangle-free sewing completion.
To Make Various Stitches
Straight Stitch
Setting up the sewing machine for straight stitch sewing.
Simple Zig-zag Stitch
Setting up the sewing machine for simple zig-zag stitches.
Decorative Pattern Sewing
Using design discs for automatic pattern creation on the machine.
Manual Pattern Sewing
Creating patterns using manual lever and knob adjustments.
Satin Stitch
Setting up the sewing machine for satin stitch.
How to Make
How to Make Gather
Creating gathered fabric by stitching and pulling the lower thread.
How to Baste
Temporarily joining fabric with loose stitches for fitting.
Mending
Repairing tears and holes in fabric using sewing techniques.
How to Attach Lace
Attaching decorative lace to fabric edges or surfaces.
How to Sew on Buttons, Snaps and Hooks
Fastening buttons, snaps, and hooks to fabric securely.
How to Make Buttonholes
Creating buttonholes using the machine's specific functions.
How to Use Attachments
Zipper Foot
Using the zipper foot attachment for precise zipper insertion.
Narrow Hemmer
Using the narrow hemmer attachment for creating neat hems.
Cloth Guide
Using the cloth guide for straight and parallel stitching to fabric edges.
Embroidering
Applique
Attaching decorative fabric pieces to a base material.
Embroidering, Using Embroidering Hoop
Performing embroidery using a hoop and machine controls.
Sand Stitch
Creating a sand stitch pattern for decorative embroidery.
Monogramming
Stitching initials or letters onto fabric for personalization.
Maintenance and Oiling of Machine
Cleaning
Cleaning the machine's internal parts, hook, and feed dog.
Oiling
Proper oiling procedures to maintain machine performance and prevent wear.

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