Machine set-up, Materials, Procedure – SINGER 9910-WORKBOOK Quantum User Manual

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A Corded Buttonhole adds strength and stability to the buttonhole. This
type of buttonhole is especially important when sewing stretch fabrics or
fabrics that easily ravel. The “cord” can be a heavy thread, several

strands of regular thread, lightweight yarns, etc. The buttonhole is stitched
over the cord, creating a reinforced buttonhole.

#62, Buttonhole symbol

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Buttonhole Foot

Machine Set-Up:
Stitch:
Stitch Width:
Stitch Length:
Presser Foot:
(See manual for complete machine set-up for buttonholes)

Materials:

Knit fabric with interfacing or tear-away stabilizer
Disappearing marking pen or tailor chalk (for marking start of buttonhole)
Button (to establish length of buttonhole)

8” strand of cord

Procedure:

♦ Hook or loop the cord around the small prong at the back end of the

buttonhole foot.

♦ Bring both ends of the cord under the foot and pull them forward. Tie

the cords to secure them.

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