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Adjusting the thread tension, Pressure dial, To set the fabric in the embroidery hoop – Kenmore 385.19005 User Manual

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Adjusting the Thread Tension

» Balanced thread tension

A small amount of the needle thread shows on the wrong
side of the fabric

iT,) Needle thread
(2) Bobbin thread

® When the needle thread tension is too tight

The bobbin thread shows on the right side of the fabric.

Reduce the tension by turning the tension dial to a lower

number (

1

).,

® When the needle tension is too loose

The needle thread forms loops and the stitches look
shaggy..

Increase the tension by turning the dial to a higher
number®.

Pressure Dial

For embroidery, set the Pressure Dial (|) at “2’’„
Use size 11 needles for fine fabrics
For medium to heavy weight fabrics, use size 14 needles

To Set the Fabric in the Embroidery Hoop

|T|

Mark the reference lines ® on the right side of the fabric

where you wish to sew the design as iliustrated using
tailor's chalk.

(T,) Reference lines

¡Ti Place the template on the fabric by matching the

reference lines on the template to the reference lines you
previously marked on the fabric.
Tape the template (g) to the fabric as shown to hold the
template in place, {Transparent tape is recommended.)

(|) Tape
(

8

) Template

in Place the fabric with the template attached to it over the

outer hoop (& and push the inner hoop (|) into the outer
hoop #.
<■ Push the flat side of the inner hoop (1) into the fiat side

of the outer hoop itt __

® While squeezing the knob lij} together, push the round

part of the inner hoop into the round part of the outer
hoop so the material is secure,
(D Inner hoop
# Outer hoop
<„Q) Knob
® Arrow mark
(ill Attaching lever

(01

Marks

(8

spots)

@1

Sewing area

13

]

Remove the template by putting your finger in the thumb

hole tiji located on the template and lift up.

Oj! The hole for removing the template