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8. Overedge Foot used with overedge stretch stitch for seams in stretch fabrics at programmed width only.

9. Button Foot holds most flat buttons securely for fastening.

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10.Dressweight Tailor Tack Foot for tailor tack marking and for making imitation fringe.

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11.Darning and Embroidery Foot is recom­ mended for all types of free-motion work. It is ideal for embroidery, monogramming and decorative designs. The transparent toe fully reveals the line of the design to be followed and controls fabric.

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13.Special Purpose Foot. Use this for all kinds of decorative stitching.

14.Even Feed Foot for sewing hard-to-feed pile, stretch, and bonded fabrics. Also excellent for stitching plaids, stripes and topstitching.

15.Chainstitch Fittings

a.Bobbin Case Insert

b.Chainstitch Needle Plate. Numbers on needle plate indicate distance from needle in eighths of an inch.

16.Blindstitch Hem Guide. Use this with the general purpose foot to position and

17.Detachable Spool Pin for decorative twin-needle stitching and two-thread topstitching.

18.Seam Ripper to pick and cut threads quickly and neatly.

19.Lint Brush for cleaning your sewing machine.

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20.Large Spool Holder on your machine when delivered. For use with medium and large spools of thread.

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21.Small Spool Holder for use with smail diameter tubes of thread.

Chapter 2. Getting Ready to Sew

choosing and changing accessories

CHANGING PRESSER FEET

Snap-on Presser Feet

Most of the presser feet furnished with your machine snap on and off a common shank.

•Raise needle and take-up lever to highest position by turning the hand wheel toward you.

•Raise presser foot.

To Remove Foot

Attaching One-piece Presser Foot

B

Attaching Darning and Embroidery Foot

Removing One-piece Presser Foot

and Presser Foot Shank

•One-piece presser feet included in your ac­ cessory box that are removed this way are:

zipper foot button foot tailor tack foot

•Raise needle and take-up lever to highest position by turning the hand wheel toward you.

•Raise presser foot.

•When changing one-piece presser feet or removing presser foot shank, insert the edge of a coin in the slot of the presser foot screw, as illustrated. Turn to loosen, and then after changing foot, turn to tighten presser foot securely.

•Loosen presser foot screw A and remove the foot, guiding it to the right.

Attaching One-piece Feet

•Hook one-piece foot around the presser bar and tighten presser foot screw.

Attaching the Even Feed Foot

•Guide Even Feed foot into position from back of machine, making sure the movable arm straddles the needle-clamp B.

•Tighten presser foot screw securely with a coin.

•To remove, loosen screw and guide foot to the right and away from you.

Attaching the Darning and Embroidery

Foot

•Remove one-piece presser foot as pre­ viously instructed. •

•Guide darning and embroidery foot into position from back of machine. Make sure lifting finger C is above needle-clamp B.

•Tighten presser foot screw with coin.

•To remove, loosen screw and guide foot away from you and to the right.

CHANGING NEEDLE PLATES

Remove bobbin if it contains thread in order to prevent thread being caught when plate is replaced.

Raise needle and take-up lever to highest position by turning the hand wheel toward you.

Raise presser foot.

•Open slide plate. Press down on front edge of needle plate and lift up and out.

•When changing to straight stitch needle plate, move feed to right-hand position.

Move Feed to Right-Hand Position when Using

Straight Stitch Needie Piate

choosing needles and threads

IMPORTANT: Your SINGER sewing machine has been designed to obtain best results with SINGER* needles. You should follow the recommendations in this instruction book and on the needle package for correct style and size of needle for different types and weights of fabric.

The needles you use should be straight to in­ sure perfect stitch formation. The needle should also be fine enough to prevent the fabric from being marred with iarge punctures, yet heavy enough to pierce the fabric without being bent or defiected.

Remember too, that the eye of the needie must be iarge enough for the thread to pass through freely: too fine a needie will cause the thread to fray. See Fabric, Thread and Needle Table, page 14.

For general purpose sewing in a wide range of fabrics, the Style 2020 needle, in sizes 9 through 18, will give you excellent results.

For best results when sewing on knits, woven stretch fabrics, bonded vinyls, and elastic use Style 2045 ball point Yellow Band* needie, avaiiabie in sizes 11, 14, and 16.

For bold results when hemstitching use the winged needle. Style 2040t.

For decorative stitching on light and mediumweight woven and knit fabrics, use the twinneedie, Styie 2025t.

For sewing leathers, real and simulated, the Style 2032 needle, available for purchase at your Singer Sewing Center, is recommended.

Changing the Needle

•Raise needle to its highest point by turning the hand wheel toward you. Loosen needleclamp screw, and remove the needle.

•Insert new needle up into clamp as far as it wiil go, with the flat side of the needie to the back.

•Tighten needie-ciamp screw.

iCaution: Use these needles with the general purpose needle plate and general purpose or special purpose foot only. Do not use any other accessories with these needles as needle breakage will occur.

Changing the Needie

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FABRIC WEIGHT TABLE

There are thousands of fabrics around the world, each manufactured with a specific fiber and weight. The fabrics below have been classified according to weight to give a small sample of what is availabie for purchase.

Refer to this table to determine the weight and type of fabric you will be using in order to select the correct needle and thread combination.

For correct needle and thread combination for your fabric, refer to the Fabric, Thread and Needle Table on the following page.

Velvet, Crepe deChine, Shantung,

Suiting, Brocade

FABRIC, THREAD AND NEEDLE TABLE

Choosing the correct needle and thread for your fabric is of utmost importance. Correct choice will make the difference in the wear and appearance of your new garment. The Fabric Weight Ta­ ble on the previous page, and the Fabric, Thread and Needle Table below are practical guides to needle and thread selection. Refer to them before starting a sewing project. Be sure to use the same size and type of thread in both needle and bobbin.

To select the correct needle and thread for your fabric, first refer to the Fabric Weight Table to determine the weight and type of the materiai you are using.

Next refer to the Fabric, Thread and Needle Table.

Find the fabric you are using in Type of Fabric column at left. (Silk, rayon, etc.) Then locate the fabric weight column (filmy, sheer, etc.) for your fabric at top of table. Read across from Type of

Fabric column to correct weight of fabric column. There, the correct thread and needle choice for your fabric will be found.

Example: If you are sewing a medium weight wool, find wool in Type of Fabric column. Read across to Medium (weight) column and you will see that a medium silk or mercerized thread and a size 2020-14 needle are to be used.

threading the machine

PREPARATION

•Place spool of thread on horizontal spool pin

A. If spool being used has a thread retaining slit B, it should be placed against the spool cushion to the right.

•Select correct spool holder according to type and diameter of spool being used. The diameter of the end of the spool holder should always be larger than that of the spool itself.

•Press spool holder C f/rm/y against spool.

•Raise the needle and take-up lever to highest position by turning the hand wheel toward you. •

•Raise the presser foot.

Step 1

Snap thread into thread guide post D.

Step 2

•Thread the rear thread guide E. Pass thread under flange, then over to the far right end of cylinder.

step 3

•Draw thread firmly into tension disc on right of tension separator. •

•Draw thread down right channel and up left channel toward the take-up lever.

Step 6

•Hold thread in position by keeping left finger over bottom of diagonal thread channel and guide thread from the right as shown, into thread guide G.

Step 7

•Then draw thread through guide H from the rear to the right.

A.Lower the presser foot. Grasp needle threader grip between thumb and forefinger of left hand.

B.Pull needle threader down as far as it will go.

tThe needle threader can not be used with winged or twin-needles

Note: If thread breaks while sewing, thread needle manually drawing 4 inches (10cm) of thread down towards needle, lower foot and thread needle front to back.

the bobbin

You will find an empty bobbin in place under the slide plate of your machine. When machine is turned on, a red light will appear above the needle-clamp on the face of your machine. This light is called the Low Bobbin

Indicator. The red light indicates that there is no thread in the bobbin.

the Low Bobbin Indicator may light up regard­ less of how much thread is on the bobbin.

For bobbin winding information, see the pro­ cedure below.

WINDING THE BOBBIN

Preparation Steps

•Raise the needle and take-up lever to high­ est position by turning the hand wheel toward you.

•Raise the presser foot to reiease tension discs.

•Open slide plate and make sure bobbin is empty. For removal of bobbin and thread, see page 25.

Step 1

1.Touch J blindstitch. A beep will be heard and a red light will be seen above the stitch symbol to indicate that the stitch has been selected.

2.Touch © pattern repeat symbol to stop up and down motion of the needle. This will in­ sure a smooth flow of thread from the thread spool to the bobbin during winding.

Detailed information on selecting stitches is found in Chapter 3 on page 28.

Step 2

LOW BOBBIN INDICATOR

The Low Bobbin Indicator, located directly above the needle-clamp on the face of your machine, is a new feature. This light will tell you when bobbin thread supply is getting low or has been used up. When the bobbin thread begins to run out, the light will flash a few times, then remain on until the bobbin is rewound or replaced with a fully wound bobbin.

If the bobbin runs out of thread during sewing, you can rewind it without removing it from the machine. The window in the slide plate lets you see bobbin thread supply at a glance. For bobbin winding information, see previous page. Remember — the Low Bobbin Indicator may light up when the slide plate is open.

CHANGING THE BOBBIN

Removing the Bobbin

Raise needle and take-up lever to highest posi­ tion by turning the hand wheel toward you.

1.Open slide plate; move bobbin latch to left.

2.Remove bobbin by inserting finger under rim of bobbin.

Replacing an Empty Bobbin

1.Slip bobbin with thread slot on top, into bobbin case.

2.Move bobbin latch to extreme right.

Leave slide plate open until you have finished winding the bobbin.

Removing Thread from Bobbin

You can leave the bobbin in place while removing thread. With slide plate closed, pull thread end through the plate with a steady motion. Do not pull the thread across the feed as thread may damage feed.

B.Draw about 1 inch (2.5cm) of thread from bobbin and insert bobbin in case. Move bobbin latch slightly to the right (sewing position). Pull thread into bob­ bin case Slot 1.

G.Draw thread under flat spring and around to and past point 2, leaving 3 inches (7cm) of free thread.

0. Close slide plate to prevent thread from coming out of threading points while raising the bobbin thread, as ex­ plained on next page.

Raising the Bobbin Thread

Hold needle thread lightly with left hand and turn hand wheel slowly toward you until the needle enters plate.

Continue turning hand wheel and holding needle thread until needle rises. Tighten your hold on the needle thread and bring up bobbin thread in a loop.

Open the loop with your fingers. Draw approx­ imately 4 inches (10cm) of both threads under the presser foot and place them diagonally to left.

Chapter 3. Electronic Sewing

Flexi-Stitch Patterns t

selecting a stitch

Your sewing machine will produce most of your stitching requirements at a preprogrammed stitch width and stitch length.

Turn machine on. You will note a movement of needle each time power switch is turned on and a beep will be heard to indicate machine is ready to sew.

Select a pattern. All stitch patterns are orange on the stitch selection panel of your machine.

Touch symbol of pattern you wish to sew. When stitch has been selected, a beep will be heard and a red light will be seen over the selected stitch symbol.

DIGITAL FINE TUNING

To accomodate different fabric charac­ teristics or satisfy a desired effect, you can change programmed settings by activating Digital Fine Tuning section on machine.

To turn on the Digital Fine Tuning:

1. Touch desired pattern on stitch selection panel. This must always be done first.

2. Touch ——— the four black dashes lo­ cated in center of your stitch selection panel. The Digital Fine Tuning, located at the top left section of the panel, will then light up.

Adjustment of Digital Fine Tuning is described on pages 29-31.

t We recommend use of the SLOW speed setting when you

sew with a Flexi-Stitch pattern.

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BALANCE

When desired digit or balance is activated, remove finger from appropriate arrow.

Beeping sound will continue when finger is left on digits 0 or 9.

individual preferences

Your machine will produce most of your stitching requirements in a forward direction at the pro­ grammed settings. However, if you wish to stitch in reverse, or if you wish to aiter the program­ med settings to satisfy a desired effect on your fabric, Individuai Preferences — the green symbois on the stitch selection panei —are used as described below and on the following pages.

REVERSE STITCHING

Touching the reverse symbol activates the machine to straight stitch in reverse direc­ tion. Even if the machine is programmed to sew a stitch pattern in a forward direction, it wili only sew a straight stitch in reverse. The left narrow zig-zag is the only exception to this ruie. It will be the same pattern in reverse.

The reverse symbol can be used in two ways: instant reverse, and continuous reverse. As a test, follow the procedures below using two layers of scrap fabric.

Instant Reverse While stitching in a forward direction, touch il the reverse symbol and the machine wiii straight stitch in reverse for as long as you continue to touch the symbol. Remove finger from the reverse symboi and the machine wiil again stitch in a forward direction. Instant reverse stitching is suitable for most applications where backstitching is required to lock the stitching at the beginning and end of a seam, and where the fabric can easily be guided with one hand while the other hand is being used to activate the reverse stitch symbol.

Continuous Reverse Switch on the machine. Touch i straight stitch, but do not press the speed controller. Touch the reverse symbol and remove your finger from the sym­ bol. Press the speed controller with your foot and the machine will sew continuously in reverse until cancelled by a second touch of the reverse symbol or by touching any other pattern symbol. Continuous reverse is suitable for those applications where backstitching is required, but the fabric can best be guided and controlled with both hands.

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