SINGER 8019 - Manual (Page 25)

1. Adjusting Width
Of The Design
Before m oving stitch width selector, always
raise needle above fabric.
To produce a zig-zag stitch, the stitch
width selector must be moved from
I
toward the right. The further you move the
selector lever toward the right, the wider
your stitch will be.
2. Adjusting Stitch Piacement
Before m oving needle position selector,
m ake sure needle is above fabric.
A needle position selector setting of
places the needle in centre stitching posi­
tion. Selector settings and J[ place
the needle in left and right stitching posi­
tion at stitch width settings narrower than
the maximum width.
Selector setting
JL
(centre) is used most
often. Settings (left) and (right) are
for special placement of stitching. For ex­
ample, a (left) or setting is used for
button sewing. A (left) or (right)
setting is used to place narrow zig-zag
stitching to the left or right of centre In
decorative work.
3. Adjusting Stitch Length
When you are preparing to do zig-zag
stitching, make a test sample with the
fabric and thread you plan to use so that
you can adjust the stitch length correctly.
Any stitch length setting from 1 to 4 will give
you an open zig-zag stitch of whichever
Fashion Stitch pattern you select. The higher
the number, the more open , or farther apart,
your stitch will be.
The area between 1 and 0 of the selector is used
for the fine adjustment of zig-zag satin stitching.
For information on satin stitch length adjustment,
see page 25.
For all green or blue Flexi-Stitch patterns, stitch
length is controlled with a single setting of the stitch
length selector. Simply rotate it until the
(Green/Blue) mark A is under the triangle above
the selector.
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