Manual embroidery designs, Freehand monogramming – SINGER W510 User Manual

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Pattern;

Length:

Width; 0-5

Feed Dog; Up

Pressure; Normal
Foot: Embroidery

Needle Position: M, L or R

MANUAL EMBROIDERY DESIGNS

Different designs can be made by turning the

stitch width dial between 0 and 5. By run
ning the machine at a constant speed and

turning the dial in a definite rhythm, various
designs can be created. (Fig. 73)

Pattern:

Length; 0

Width: 1—5

Feed Dog; Down

Pressure: Darn

Foot: Embroidery or None

Needle Position; M, L or R

FREEHAND MONOGRAMMING

For giving garments and linens a personaliz

ed touch, first transfer the design to the
right side of the fabric. An embroidery
hoop is recommended especially for soft

fabrics and toweling. (Fig. 74)

In order to monogram, you must move the

fabric slowly and run the machine rapidly.
Monogramming is like writing by moving the
paper under a stationary pen. Guide the

fabric slowly so that the zigzag falls close
together like a satin stitch, but be careful
that the stitches do not pile up. When guid

ing from side to side, move fabric slightly

faster to avoid a heavy area.

Practice by forming loops. Once this is
accomplished any letter is easy.

Sometimes the use of paper or non-woven

interfacing under the fabric may make

guiding the fabric easier. The paper or

interfacing may be tom or cut away at the
completion of the monogram. When mono
gramming towels, cellophane placed on the

top will help cover loops and make the
monogram

smooth.

Pull

cut

away

remaining cellophane when finished.