SINGER W1260 - Manual (Page 22)

FREE HAND M0N0GRAMA/1ING
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Patter
Lengtii:
0
WidUi: 1-5
Feed Dog:
rx
Pressure: Dam
Foot: None
Needle: 2. 1 oi 3
For giving garments and linens a oersonaiboH u x-
the right side of the fabric. An embroiderfhonni'
transfer the design to
for soft fabrics and toweling. In orrinr to J recommended especially
slowly and run the machine rapidly ^^^ric
the paper under a stationary S Guide
Close together like a sati™sftch but bfclietoHto t^^
When guiding from side to side, move fabric slightly faster to'avoid°a heLy^'
s";™,“ e"'" t'brusl n'^^- “ letter is easy,
may make guiding the fabric easier The°n^^' under the fabric
cut away at the completion of the monogriri^Wh may be torn or
cellophane placed on the top will help co^ver innn^^" monogramming towels,
s-trootb, Pui, or out away re‘:nal„iig Xp"a'„°e°:r„‘',™iL'^‘
Step 1 -------
Pattern; /yy\
Length: 1 ~
Width; 0-1
Feed Dog:
Pressure: Normal
Foot; All Purpose
Needle Position: 2
Step 2
Pattern: AAA
Length: % -
1/3
Width; 2-4
Feed Dog: A.^
Pressure: Normal
Fool: All Purpose
Needle Position:
2
applique „ 5 ^
Applying decorative shapes of fahnV e u
's a very interesting way of trimminn^^^ household articles and clothing
the design on fabric to be appligued ?hpn P'^in article. First, trace
garment. With a small sSigh? S'or P'^^e on
transferred design. After excess abrir . t °'^ ®^°"nd the
appligue with a satin stitch Fnr a cm *''"^med away, sew around the
edge Of ,he curye To p”o, ,he"abric "o ' =' "'e Inside
?Hen''psr,red°”^
fabric when e,itching end can be <0гnГayX;^;?JГplhu7is°clSíed.
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