Sewing curved seams, Darning, Free motion embroidery – SINGER 9134 User Manual

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SEWING CURVED SEAMS

• Baste seam line.

• Use a short stitch for elasticity and

strength.

• Guide fabric to follow curve.

• The seam guide may also be used when

sewing curved seams. Attach seam

guide at an angle so that the edge

closer to the needle acts as a guide.

DARNING

Mend worn or torn areas using the
Darning and Embroidery Foot.

• Trim ragged edges and baste a backing

on wrong side of tear.

RECOMMENDED SETTINGS

Stitch Selection;

Straight Stitch

Stitch Width;

. 1 1 1 1

Stitch Length;

Foot; Darning and Embroidery (G)
Needle Plate;

General Purpose

(A)

• Attach Feed Cover

(F)

• Place area to be darned, right side up,

under presser foot; lower foot.

• Stitch, guiding fabric back and forth,

until entire area is filled in.

FREE MOTION EMBROIDERY

In free motion embroidery, you sew without

a presser foot, and control the fabric with
an embroidery hoop.

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RECOMMENDED SETTINGS

Stitch Selection; Straight Stitch or

Zig-Zag

stitch Width:

i I I I I

Stitch Length; 0
Foot;

Remove foot with shank

Needle Plate; General Purpose (A)

• Attach Feed Cover (F)

• Be sure to lower presser foot lifter.

• When embroidering, as shown, use

straight stitches for stems, and zig-zag
stitches, at varying widths, for leaves
and petals. Lengthen stitches by moving
the hoop faster or slower.

NOTE;

The Darning and Embroidery Foot

(G) may be used to help control fabric.