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Built4n Buttonhole
Set the Machine
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14
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Top thread tension
control 2 to 6
Stitch
w_dth
control
3 to 5
Stitch length
control
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2
Stretch Stitch
Sliding buttonhole
foot
Adjusting
the Stitch
Density
Depending
upon
your
fabric
or your
own
preference
_n buttonholes,
you
may
alter
the
buttonhole
stitch
density
within
the
blue
buttonhole
range on the stitch
length
dial
1.
For
less
density,
turn
the
diat
toward
"1"
2,
For
more
density,
turn
the
dial
toward
"0".
NOTE:
Always
make a practice
but-
tonhole
on
a scrap
fabric
you
plan
to use to find
the
more suitable
stitch
length.
1.
a,
Carefully
mark
the buttonhole
length
on your
garment.
b.
Change
to thesliding
buttonhole
foot,
c.
Insert
the
garment
under
the
foot
with
the buttonhole
mark-
ing running
toward
you,
S_reteh
Stitch
2,
a,
NOTE:
Move the slider
(A)
toward
you
so that
the top
mark
(C) on the
slider
meets the start mark
(B),
b,
Line
up
the
markings
on the
foot
wtth
the top mark
on your
garment,
c.
Lower
the presser foot,
The
markings
on the slider
are engraved
in centimeters,
<
3. a,
b.
C,
Iq
Set the stitch
selector
at
1] .
Sew forward
until
you reach the
front
marking
of your
button-
hole.
Stop sewing
at the left stitch,
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