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SEARS, ROEBUCK
AND CO.
decorative
utility
sewing
machine
guesswork,
of sewing,
hand-sewing.
pressing
a button
create
a border
or embroider
a sampler.
will
show
you
how
to perform
these wonders,
making
your
sewing
creations
and crafts
the
of the town",
You it will
this
machine sequence
sew your
borders
your
clothing,
and
the entire
it when
again.
Practice machine
makes intimately
an
expert
these sewing
and
suggestions I
carefully.
Get to
know
your
and it will
an adventure
These
will our
results
and avoid
serwce
expense
for
ts always machine,
available always
Store.
Please remember,
your
385.
TABLE
SECTION 1. KNOW YOUR MACHINE
A Portable Locate Locate SECTION 2. Case or Cabunet is Available ................ ........... .......... _ 5_6 6 4
OF CONTENTS
To Remove Wind
the Bobbin
from
the Machine
.........
19 19_20
21 22_27 22 23 24
the Parts
Prepare o o . e Check
Top Thread
PREPARE
FOR SEWING
25 26"27 26 27
Set Up the Machine, o o o Plug _n the Machine Set the Check Foot Your Control
, .................. and Switch .............. Dial ............. Lever ........... , ........... ............. on the Power .....
7_!
i 7 8 8 8 9 9
For Straight
.................... ...................
SECTION
3.
LEARN
the Removable .................... .......... 10_11 12_15 12 13_15 13 Foot .............. 13 13 !4 14 14 ........ 15 15 ............ .......... 15 16_17 16 Length Chart .... 17 17 18"_2t 18 18
Know o o Foot
What the Presser Feet Will Do Storage Compartment Types Foot ...................
.............
Up/Down Needle Position Button ................ Control Panel ............................ Pattern Indicator Screen ......... , ........... Pattern Selection Buttons ..................... Memory Button ......................... Clear Button ............................ Straight and Zigzag Stitch Buttons ............. StretchWidth and Length Buttons ............... Stitch Width Button .................... o Stitch Length Button ................... Reverse Stttch and Auto-Lock Buttons o Reverse St{tch Button ................... Auto-Lock Button .................. SECTION 4. PRACTICE COMMON STITCHING
....................... Buttonhole
Transparent
Overedge Foot ................... Quitter ............. Zipper Satin Blind Foot Stitch Stitch Foot Needle Needie ................... Foot .............
Buttonhole
SKILLS 35 35 36 36 37 38
Use the Seam Gutdes ..................... Turn a Square Corner .................. Sew on Heavy Fabrics ................. Use the Darning Plate _ _ .............. Basting [] ...................... Darning [] ................
Needle, Your
To Change
Prepare
the Bobbin
Pin ................
........ ...............
39 40_42
Elastic
[]
................... [] _ [_ ....
77 78 79
Decorate
Patterns
Cross Stitch
80 81
Decorative []
Chart []
....................... _ [] ...............
82_84 82 82 83 84
Stitches Stitch
Stitching Stitching
Straight
To Adiust
Mooogra ,ng []
Reduce the Size of Numbers
[]
CHART ........
- []
..... 85--Be
..... 86
and Letters
SECTION
6.
PROBLEMS
87*"88
............ , []
CARE
FOR
YOUR
MACHINE
Zigzag
Replace the Light Bulb Clean the Bobbin Holder Clean the Hook Oil the Underside Plate
89 90 91 92 92
Buttonholes o Adjust
Density []
...................... .........
93_94 95_96
........... ........
Reinforcing o Feather
Stitches Stitch
..................... ............
FagotlngStitch
cabinets catalog.
is available Whenever
at your you're
nearest
Sears retail
store or sewing
ready
to sew, so is your
option
. buy
a Carrying
Case
, _ then
your
Kenmore
goes
anywhere,
can be stored
anywhere.
Fig, 1
J
Fig. 2
Top
Cover
45 _ 49} (P t2)
Bobbin
Winder
{P
19, 20)
Manual (Stitch
Extens_onTaMe
(P 10)
the Accessories
Accessory Storage Box
Accessory Box
Foot Control {P. 8)
Presser Foot
IP. 12 _ 15) Sliding Buttonhole Foot (J) But[onhole Presser Fool Le_er (P 9) Opener
Clutch Small Screw Driver Pin @ Holder Arm (P 10 11) Large Screw SpooJ
Driver
PIug Connector
(P 7}
"_N
omenclature
P,ate
1 I/
/Machine
/socket
5ensorSeua
.Machine ./plug
?0
Power
S_JppIv
Sewing
light Power
NOTE:
The show
Indicator
light
will
SAFETY NOTE: Before machine, OFR inserting be sure the the plug power rnto your _s Your
FEATU will
machine
sw_tch
switch or stop
_sturned sewing, to
sw_tch
prevent
1,
Check Volt
your
outlet
to be sure _t is a !10to
120
2.
Insert outlet,
It will supply
only
3. 4.
Insert
and sewing
Check
Your
Feed Balance
Diat
Pressure_. control _
_l_ _
Settmg---_ mark
_0o_
conirol
J
The which
foot
control
regulates
the
speed
at
For point
most
sewing,
m the
Feed
Balance
Dial should
Posit_on your To
You
need to adjust
But, if necessary,
use
heel on the floor. increase speed, gently foot. speed, retease your foot press down with
The Pressure [] , [] ,
cover,
Dia!
is tocated
under
the
top
[]
Any
"'stretch"
@ ~ @ and monogromm, 0
fabrics.
such
as patterns
pressure slightly.
when
sewing
on very partDcutar
Set as foltows: . most sewing and Cut-Out sewing and for more Work lace,
NOTE :
control or
2 1 ...
increase
speed on a scrap
chiffon,
other velours
your
sewing
stretch)
Adjust
Lever
Thread
Cutter
cutter
You cutter 1. 2,
don't
need
a scissors
after
you finish
sewing. holder.
thread
on the back of the Presser Bar above the presser foot Puli thread Then through the groove sharply untiI it is taut. and back to cut it.
down
The
Presser
Foot
Lever
raises
and
lowers
your
presser foot. You of tabncs can ratse it about the presser under foot 1/4" or to higher help for easy removal you place heavy
(Continued)
Extension Table Your arm Kenmore sewing. Sensor This Sew 70 can do tree easy feature makes sewing
the Removable
To remove:
f
for:
Table
index
finger
and thumb,
as shown.
snap out.
J
to reinforce on
pockets,
plackets or fabric
waistlines
ready-made to avoid
homemade bunching
garments around
the needle.
n table
"_ Tab
To Attach (For 1. 2. 10
Table
fiat-bed
the slot,
and index
11
NOTE:
The numbers after each foot indicate the stitch patterns where you use the foot,
presser feet
are stored
F;
Satin toot
stitch
12
C.
Overedge Foot
A:
Zigzag
..............
foot
for
both
straight
and zigzag
foot
when
you
This
foot
is especially and/or
to control
button foot
on to
sets the
hole size beyond buttonhole foot. Because see what Stitch the foot
limits
brush fabric, It
and hold
(See p. 36
is transparent,
you
can
from on knit
may []
use this []
for
the
regular
Patterns:
or with
the overedge
~ []
, [] , [] , [] , []
Stitch
Patterns:
13
, D,
Satin
St=tch Foot
D:
Quilter
E:
Zipper
toot F:
toot Satin
stitch
......
This
attachment foot.
turns
your
zlgzag
foot
can be set to sew on each s=de of The edges of the foot guide
Use
this
for
into a quilting
zipper.
as well and
instructions.
the z_pper and keep the seam straight. For details on sewing zippers, see
Stitch
Pattern
[]
p. 40 _ 42.
Stttch
Pattern;
[]
[]~@,
14
H.
Straight
Foot
J. Sliding Buttonhole f
Foot
Straight
_oot
buttonhole J- Sliding
oot
Use
this
foot
for
perfect
blind
Use
thts
foot
exclusively
for
straight
foot
for
most
buttonholes. your
stitching.
to help accurately.
you
measure The
maxlmum be made
to
the folded
Stitch (Center
Patterns: needle
[]
, [],
[]
of foot
that
can
position)
instructions, [] , []
see p. 71_.
transparent
buttonhole
Patterns:
Stitch
Patterns:
[]
[]
15
....
j ./
Your
choice
depends
on the fabric
Spemalty Denim
needles Needle
are also available. ....... for sewing dense fabrics such as denim or
In your
color-coded
canvas. _ts larger eye will punches other than Kenmore shown troy holes hold heavier in leather thread. and suede. the
..........
for HghtweJght fabrics for medium for topstitching (This thicker needle heavy or medium-heavy weight on these fabrics has weight a larger thread.) fabrics and decorative thread hole for weight and fabrics
medium-heavy
decorative When buying needles needles, be sure the needle fits or shorter ]ength and shape of the needle skJp stitches or break. above. A longer needle will
topstitchmg
Green
(18)
.........
for
topstitchmg
on these fabrics t. 2.
Check Look
Your
for barbed
Always smooth
tt should
resisttangling
and be strong,
16
= Fabric,
To Change
Your
Needle
Lightweight: Batiste, Dimity, Chiffon, SUlks Fine Lace, Organza, Crepe, Taffeta, Voile, Organdy Medium Weight: Cotton_ Cotton Blends, Percale, Gingham, Shantung, Pique, Seersucker, Satin, Knits, Vinyl Suitlngs, Unen, Wool Crepe, Leather Medium Heavy Weight: Corduroy, Denim, Woot_ Sailcloth, Wool Flannel, Gabardine, Velvets, Leather Heavy Weight: Coatings, Upholstery Cotton Duck, Heavy Twitfs, Canvas
11*ORANGE
per
Cotton
Core!Cotton
Needle , J _ L clamp
14-R E D
O
!6-PURPLE
50 Mercerized Cotton Mercerized Heavy-Duty Polyester Core!Cotton Wrap Sil k A Heavy Duty Mercerized Cotton Polyester Core/Cotton Wrap Silk A Buttonhofe Twist {Use as top thread
18*GREEN
30 (8 stitches mch)
position
4.0 _ 4.5 {4 _ 6 stitches inch) Needle per t, Loosen turning the
by
pressing
UplDown
Decorative top-stitching on nil types of fabric Stretch Fabric: Polyester Doubie Kmts, Nylon Tricot, Jersey, Stretch Terry, Spandex, Cite Tricot
L
16-PURPLE 18-GREEN
only)
it toward the
2.
Remove ward.
needle
pulling
tt down-
3.
Insert clamp
into away as it
4. 5.
the the
needle large
screw from
screwdriver
accessory
box.
17
Ordinary spool
Large _
spoo_ pi_
Small spool
Small "_,_>
.,.i---_
Spool
......J
NOTE:
spool m
pm
tilts
upward on
for the
NOTE:
white
your box.
machine _t fits
Is threaded, into
pulling
thread
accessory
the square
machine
winder.
spool the
holders: top box). spool holder. pin and over it, the cover) and small
To Use This 1. 2. 3.
Extra
Spool
accessory
Choose the appropriate Place your then fit so that the thread thread
pin felt on the base of the spoof pin. of thread on top of the felt, with the thread winding m the
spool down
spool shown.
the spoot
direct{on
See directions
for winding
the bobbin,
p. 19 _ 20.
toward
back of the machine, 3. 4. Press the spool Lower the spool holder
18
To Remove
the Machine
Wind
the Bobbin
Clutch
1.
_'
Gently bobbin
push cover
down
on
the
pfastic you,
Pull the Clutch away from the machane to stop the needle from moving while wind
2_
you
3.
the bobbin. through around through bobbin the top cover thread winder guide and under guide. inside to outslde, so that as shown, the thread the hook, as shown,
3. 4. 5.
the bobbin
thread
winder
as shown,
19
(Continued)
_iens=tSeu=
?g
Bobbin winder
stopper
! "-..
NOTE:
The
Pattern
Indicator
will
read
"SP"
to
show
the
machine
Is
9. 10,
winder
spindle
winding
the bobbin.
the bobbin, to put power not back into the needle, the machine will not run when
7.
gently
to start
the machine,
11.
NOTE:
After from
ts slightly
filled,
stop and
coming
NOTE:
of the bobbin.
8.
Slowly stops.
start
the
machine
again
and
wind
the thread
until
the
bobbin
2O
Holder
Q
Put the bobbin so that into the the thread bobbin feeds 2. Pult toward slot @, about you 4 inches of the thread tension holder through counter-clockwise (left).
3. Then toward through pull the the back thread of (_ the clockwise machine the slot
j over
4 inches the
show
above
needte plate.
2t
presser foot
_f-_')_'l
To Attach: 1. Match with the hole the in the foot hole holder in the
machine.
threaded
presser bar. 2. Fit the foot hole. 3. Tighten toward the you. screw by turning it holder screw into the
22
Change the Presser Foot correct presser Chart foot for the stitch you wish for to sew. with Consult the the
Pattern
directions
sewing
various
presser feet.
To snap off
To snap on
f
L ..........
To Snap On the Presser Foot: Position Button to raise the needle to its 1. 2. Set the Pressure Place the zontal pm the Dial at "3" so the horifoot of lies rust the foot
Up/Down
Needle
position.
2. 3.
Raise the presser foot. Press the will red button on the back of the foot holder. The presser foot
under holder.
3.
groove
drop off.
Lower lock
the
presser
foot
holder
to
NOTE:
firmly
until
23
(Continued)
NOTE: NOTE:
steps below
toilow
on the illustrations. and then ts pulled tight. Each piace has a spring.
.
1. Ho[d down hook 2. Draw down
,
.
the as guide,
the until
thread, it clicks
as shown,
Press the
thread the
5,
Draw
the
thread
under
guide
and
Pull
the
thread
to
the
left
and slip
it through
Pull
check spring
4,
Draw right
the
thread the
front
to back.
through lever.
the eye of the NOTE: You thread may want to cut the end for of the
take-up
with
sharp
scissors
easier
needle threading.
24
Pick Up Your
Bobbin Thread
1.
Hold
the top
thread
lightly
with
your
2_
Press Button
the
Up/Down
Needle
Postt_on
4.
Pull
both
threads
under
and
back clear.
of
left hand. 3.
Bring
25
r
Right sicle of _abrlc
r"
will
l
J
Right
side
k_--__,,,,,
Stitch straight stitch above, will have threads locked between the two layers ot
The top thread appears on the underside of the tabrlc.
Ot fob_ The bobbin thread appears on the upper surface ot the tabric.
as shown look
magnified front
to show detail. and back, and even. you wilt notice that there are no
at the
stitch,
gaps, that
each stitch
_ssmooth
..... J
IS too
Tenston The
is too
thread
bobbin
The bottom
of the stitch
feel bumpy.
feel bumpy.
26
For Zigzag Stitch Check fabric different In the fabric. adjust the you tension of your zigzag stitch by sewing a zigzag stitch you will be using, [] on
Also use the type of thread and the upper bobbin spool. will
but put
ideaf
zigzag
threads
not
show
on this
top
of the
correct
appearance.
To
match
appearance,
top thread
tension.
Too Loose
Just Right
R_ght Side ot Fabric Too Tight: The points ot the zigzag w_t pult together on top of the st{tch.
Wrong S_deof Fabric Too Loose: -The top thread will loop through The points on the bottom of the stitch_
Right
Side ot Fabric
27
The
Illustration
shows
the
Up/Down
Needle your
Posttion
control
panel
of your
Kenmore
Sensor
Sew
70,
The
control
buttons,
indicator
lights
and
indicator
machine
_t is doing
to use them.
to see what
look
at each control
button,
begmmng
Needle
Poslt_on
Button
and continuing
down
the Control
Panel,
Pattern IndicatOr
._
5ensarSew
Button Light _.
?n
._
Memory Memory
/----Zigzag Button Memory Button Up!Down Needle PosR_on Button Stitch Width L_ght Stitch Width Control Button Stitch LengthiWidthJ ClearStraight Button Stitch L_ght Stitch ControI
Stitch
Stitch
Length
Length Button
Button
28
Up/Down
Control Panel
5ensurSem
71)
C3 CZ3CD
Stitch Pattern Sectnon
When you
press this
button, you
_s up and
button,
posit_on. needle _s down and you press this button, the needle will go to its
posJt_on. Do not press the foot control while you press the up!down
D
The Control The Stitch Pattern set straight where you convement The Stitch Width
D
Panel is divided Sectnon, stitch patterns, with memory and clear buttons, and into three sections: and z_gzag stitch buttons. and Length Section, length of strmght stitches and the length and width of
CAUTION:
button.
(down
and up) as you hold the top thread from slipping) the needle.
and fowermg
where
you
set the
z_gzag stitches, The Stitch-Lock with the manually Section, and Auto-Lock buttons to secure your stitches either
Reverse
or automatically.
29
-,
(.
ii
s_.s=rs_=7=
f
(0 ~ 9}
5_nsarSew
7Q
This
two
digit
indicator stitch
screen pattern
lights
You
to select a stitch
pattern.
They
run from
0 to 9.
you are
Example:
When machine, automatically straight stitch Pattern: numbers you want will to indicate to use. on the you the turn on show _.. your will the
You 1.
stitch
[]
NOTE:
4 and a flashing
indicator _-_
indicator
2. You
Press
have selected
stitch
pattern
[]
NOTE:
If
you
select top
numbers
not
on
the
stitch
pattern
machine
select numbers
show
pattern
indicator
screen.
3O
Memory Button
Clear Button
5ensurSem
?Q
5ensurSmu
?U
5ensQrSem
7o
5ensorSem
?_1
I]Z]EZ][Z]r
<
The Memory indicator pattern remember including matlcalfy you light, selection. up the to Button, will with Your 31 its memory your can machine The Clear pattern matically [] The to Button have will erase the st,tch selected your stitch works of and machine pattern. in two ways autoto You can set each of these most used stitches or Zigzag. The pattern indicator by pressing lust one button: [] (Straight) or "memorize" you Straight [] screen will show return (Zigzag). stitch patterns, autots most or the stitch : the straight Clear clear a Button series on Auto-Lock, This which button reinforces or locks stitch patterns. you have have chosen. used when patterns. Foot Control To Set the Memory: Press select memory show your that the Memory stitch light machine Button after you The go on to The pattern will pattern selected Th,s Clear Not Button Pressed: ciears beginning with to correct while comes to make one with stitch the depending whether control. typ,calty combining monogramming pressed the foot
your
indicator the
last selected
and ending
has recorded
selection.
NOTE:
If
gramm_ng a series of patterns. Foot Control Pressed: one stitch) Button deletes all stitch
patterns a []
You see
remember
them
in order.
31
m your
NOTE:
width
depends
on the stitch
pattern
you select.
and width,
can
set stitch
width
and
length will
with
remember having
your
press the
memory
button.) "+" or minus or length. screen will show the stitch width or length you
J
"-"
buttons
to
increase or decrease
E3Gq
have sefected. To Decrease o Stitch Width Button Press the This button controls the width of zigzag stitches. by 0.5 button, "-' to button. "0.0" The width each t=me wilt you decrease press the Press the "+" the Stitch Width: To Increase the Stitch
Width:
button,
The
zlgzag
width
wilt
mm
mm up to "7.0"
NOTE:
tf the
you
press
the screen
doing is
straight m the indicator "--" When you light stitch witl width
go on and needle To Adjust the Stitch Width Quickly: button, the Hold Down the "--" or "+" button Width until you reach the stitch w_dth you desire.
indicator
press the
show
If you "L"
press the
button,
To Return
wtdth):
32
Stitch
Length
Button length for both Jength button, the pre-set straight the stitch stitch and zigzag stitches. length light will go on and
show
length:
for straight
stitching
EE}
To IncFease the Stitch Press the "+'" The stitch --button. will increase "0_0"" up to "1.0". "1.0" up to "4.5", Length:
NOTE:
The range of stitch length depends on the stitch pattern you select.
length
To Adjust
the Stitch
Length
Qu_ckly:
Hold
Down
the "+"
or "-"
button
until
Length:
setting) button again (or press the Clear button). The stitch
Length
light
button,
The stitch length witl decrease by 0.1 mm from "1,0"" down to "0,0", by 0.5 mm from "4.5" down to "1,0"
33
Reverse Stitch
and Auto-Lock
Buttons
O
Auto-Lock
Button
{automatic
with memory)
will
secure seams.
f-
Reverse Stitch
Button
{manual
--
no memory) Use this button to; stitch at the first and last stitch you sew.
Press the Auto-Lock The pattern The machine indicator will take
Button. screen wilt show "'AL". a few stitches in place and stop automatically.
__J
To Use the Auto-Lock I. 2. 3. Press the Auto-Lock Press the Memory Press the Stitch Button
Memory: Button. Button, Pattern Buttons pattern you desire. selection.) {Be sure to press the Memory
to;
secure seams reinforce the seams and the top edges of pockets button. you release the button.
See p, 82for 4. 5.
34
if you
at these stitches,
you
features
machine
Position
Needle plate
when
edge
as shown, foot and turn the fabric to line the edge wtth the 5/8"
2.
seam guide. 3. Lower the presser foot and begin stitching in the new direction.
Cornering
guide
The
on the
needle
plate
are there
to
the 5/8"
35
Darn{rig
ptate
i lll_
,,,,
skill
when
sewing
from ieans.
3 to 12 layers of fabric,
such as sewing
over Sometimes when Plate you covers sew, the you want to control they the fabric yourself. the fabric.
hemming
The Darning
do not touch
NOTE: 2. 3.
Plate: holes in the In the darning Darning plate, PIate match the holes m the to the
Sew as usual. When stop. your needle reaches the point where the fabric layers increase,
rectangular plate.
needle right
of center. Position Fit 5/8" holes. the the darning darning plate with the pins on the bottom. pins into the needle plate holes at the plate
4. 5, 6.
Lower
the needle and raise the presser foot. button as you lower sewing. the presser foot.
I. 2.
plate
and continue
mark.
The feed
dogs will
show through
the darning
ways:
36
Basting
[]
Thread
tension 0 to 2.5
A: Zigzag toot t. Press the foot The Pressure dial: 1 Darm ng plate 2. 3. Blue needle No. t 1
....... J
machine
and stop automatically. Release the foot Hold to the the fabrfc control. taut and you slide it the
place
where
want
next
baste seams tailor tack tack quilt layers Do not needle marks needle use this will leave stitch if the
NOTE:
the dial
tension for
and straight
CAUTION
permanent A small to
leave permanent
37
Darning
[]
! []
i @GCOl loeb
M
\Press Thread
tension
3_o6
J
Satin stitch
tOOt
1. 2.
fabric
the
hoops, as shown.
stitching Beginners
the presser bar and sew at a slow speed. the fabric back area. and sew another layer of stitching and forth slowly until you have
may
prefer
Darmng plate
5.
Turn
the fabric
1/4 turn
The
quick
mastering guiding.
ot
this
work
depends
layer.
NOTE:
If your
fabric
Is thln under
or badly
damaged,
darning, plate.
the darning
writing). lengthways
38
Sewa Button
Set the Machine
5-_Z_tSI_uJ
7D
@@D
oCE @DD@D
@D
Press
7"
Stitch button
...... J .............................
width
controf
Left
hoie
Right
hole
Thread tenston
sewing
5.
the right
hand hole
wheel of the
3to 7
to the
horizontal
Readjust
on the presser foot, 2. 3, Lower Turn point the foot to wheel hold the button in place, the needle 6. 7. the hand by hand until is itust above the button. wtdth the button left hole (+ or -) so the
width
if necessary.
Stitch After
several times. you finish sewing, of thread to the cut the thread but
leave 3 to 4 inches
Darning
piate
4,
8.
Draw fabric
the
thread
of the button,
39
of opening
\Press
Right s_de of fabric
Thread
tension
___ 3to6
ISmimili_
] ;i
E. Zipper
foot
A. 1.
Attach
B. 1,
your right to
fabric. sides of the fabric the end of the to together zipper lock the
sew
on the zipper
2,
Use the
reverse
To
sew on the
attach
stitch
length
at "4.5"
and sew 4
the zipper
the zipper
opening.
4O
Zipper
teeth
J
C_
Sew in the zfpper, Fold shown, back the Jeft seam allowance as
4.
Attach
the
presser bar to the right foot. foot on the zipper right so that
p_ns
8. 9.
Open the zipper. Lower the presser foot and stitch the
1.
the zipper
side the
Turn form
under
the right
seam allowance
to
of the the
fold
and the
z_pper
3,
Place fold
and pin in place. Be (the sure the top of the top zipper of the
stider)
is at the
garment.
41
Put in a Zipper
(Continued)
{
Right side of fabric
10,
Close right
the
zipper
and
turn
the
fabric
1t.
the
zipper
foot
and attach
the
14.
Stop zipper.
about
2"
from
the
top
of
the
side up.
Spread flat.
bar to the left pLns on the zipper 15. across and below the bottom I6. and the continue zipper to guide teeth, as 17.
Lower
the
needle
into
the
fabric
and
12.
Stitch
raise the presser foot. Remove the basting stitches and open
of the ztpper. 13. Turn the Stitch tape. the foot corner along
the z=pper. Lower seam. the foot and stitch the rest of the is even.
42
This
section,
discussing
the
many
stitches
available
to you
on this
machine order,
is organized
by the stitch
numbers
on your
Chart
of Stitch
Patterns,
There
are some
variations
and overlaps,
but generally
the stitches
However, you may know what you want to sew but may not be aware of the stitch to use to complete your sewing task. A Chart of Sewing Functions precedes the Chart of Stitch Patterns and the discussion of stltches, to aid you in locating quickly the stitch pattern and instructions you need.
NOTE:
pattern pattern
on this
machine
stitching
stretch
fabrics,
find
the word
"stretch"
in parentheses
after
the stitch
pattern
name.
on the Chart
of Stitch
be labeled
an "S"
43
following
you
th_s machine
performs
and directs
instructions,
cases, you
stitches,
FUNCTION
STITCH
PATTERN(S)
Ref, Page
FUNCTION
STITCH
PATTERN(S)
Refo Page
APPLIQUE BARTACK BASTE BATHING BLIND BUTTON, SUIT, HEM SEW SEW
MEND PINTUCKS
10/15/t6 10 10/32
SEAMS
45,46,62 45,53 45,48,54 45,46,48,75_77 47.72 48.80 45,50_55 45_49,56,67_58o 63,64.71,72.73.74 75,76.77,80.81
BUTTONHOLE B A RTAC K ROUNDED KEYHOLE CROSS STITCH CUT-OUT DARN EDGE A GARMENT/PROJECT WORK
19_21 22_24
25_27 41 31 10/t6 17/18/29/ 30/31 46, 65~67
1t/16/33 29 32t42/43/48
10
12 and all stitches _marked "S"
DECORATE
(WITH
STITCHES)
29/32133/ 34_39,
10 13 11 1o/15!16 lO
APPLY
33/40 10/15/41/44
48, 75. 77 45, 48. 60.79, 48, 76 46, 47, 61,62 63, 64, 71
81
TRIMS, Z_PPER
SEW
(create
open work)
RAW
EDGES
44
I No.
Foot
Needle
Thread Tension
Pressure Dial
Uses
Refer to Page
Straight
I to
Zigzag IA)
Check Chart
2_6
Regutar seams, pmtucking, quilting, zippers, topstitching, darmng, mending, basting, gathermg, etc,
50 _ 55
11
Btue (11 )
3_6
of straight chiffon
on knits,
bias
non-puckering
56
S
STRAIGHT STRETCH
12
Strmght
(H)
%
Zigzag {A)
Check Chart
2-6
stretch
fabrics,
good
57
s
SADDLE STITCH
%t3
Zigzag (A} Blind Stitch Hem Foot (G) 14, I6, t8 or Check Chart
2~6
Topstttching outfits.
suits, blazers,
jumpers,
denim
58
S
BASTING
14
Zigzag
(A)
Darmng plate
Blue {tl)
0 ~ 2.5
Basting,
tailor
tacks,
tack quilt
layers,
37
45
(Continued)
No. 15
Foot
Other Attach.
Pressu re Dial 3
Uses Mend, darn_ fin=sh edges, apply trims, embroider, gather, buttons, satin stitch, monogram, decorative stitches
Refer
to Page
Zigzag (A}
59 ~ 61
ZIGZAG (multiple}
.7
!6
Zigzag (A)
Check Chart
3_6
Use for sewmg patches, repafrlng straight or corner tears, fimshing seams on terrycloth, sewing bar tacks for be_t loops and drapery p{eats (strong than z_gzag).
62
OVEREDGE SEAM
i
17
Overedge
|C)
%
18
Zigzag (A}
Check Chart
3_7
Use for overcasting, tor kmts and woven fabrics needing extra strength, tot narrow seams on knits or heavy weight woven fabrics.
63
KNIT STITCH
Blue
(tl)
3~6
and stretch
velour.
64
I-
BUTTONHOLE
eartaek
Check
Chart
1_5
Buttonholes buttonholes,
m three
Rounded
11g
Transparent Buttonhole
65 _ 67
Keyhole
{B)
Bartack
Rounded
Keyhote
46
No.
=
Other Attach,
Thread Tension
Uses
HEM
28
1~4
more
71
2--L__
BLIND STITCH HEM
s
29 Blind Stitch Hem Foot (G) Check Chart t_4 Use for woven overcasting fabrics: blind hem and
m7 2-3-i
SHELL STITCH 29 Transparent Buttonhole I Check Chart 4_9 Finish hems, sleeve and neck openings Use on nylon tricot and other tinger=e to overcast and seam,
71
Satin
(F!
t
Check Chart 3_6
Do shell tucking
on blouses
and lingerie.
72
i_
SCALLOP STITCH
s
30 Zigzag (A) Use for scalloped edges on cottars, pockets or ptacemats, Create a delicate edge on thin fabrics, Decorate edges on hemlines or sleeves,
73
CUT*OUT WORK
APPLIQU E
3t
Satin
j _-tt
(F)
Check Chart
Use
on
cut-out
work
and
applique
for blankets_
edging
74
7
S
47
No. I
32 !
Foot
Refer
to Page
Zigzag
S FEATHER STITCH 33
%
Zigzag Satin
Satin
(F)
8O
(At
Check Chart
Hand*quitting stitch, used to rmnforce stretch and woven fabrics, use on spandex undergarments and to decoratively hem elastic fabric. Use for patchwork quilting,
75
(F)
S
"' ..............
I
1
I
DECORATIVE GEOMETRtCS
Satin
(F)
Check Chart
'i N 4
row
or
several,
78
Satin
(F}
Check Chart
3_7
Elastic
Casing:
Fagoting:
replace bias tape casings in wrists and waists; tack down elastic. Join two folded edges for decorat=ve open-work appearance.
76, 77
CROSS STITCHING
41
Satin
(F)
Check Chart
2_5
with
letters
and
79
48
(Continued)
No,
Other Attach,
Refer
to Page
42/
43/ 48 (32) S
80
SAND STITCHING
44
Check Chart
!_4
1 or 2
with
satin
8t
S STRETCH STITCH DECORATIVE 45/ 46/ 47. Satin {F} Check Chart
2~5
%
Satin (F)
82 _ 84
00 ~ 09 49_ 76.
Check Chart
2-5
85 _ 86
l q_IN_IS_Is21s_Isqlssls_IS_lsBls_iEoI_ds21
49
Straight Stitches
When you mat_catfy turn on your
1_
[]
+t is auto(pattern
machine, s_itch
Stratght Stitch
Set the Machine
lIo++++tt
/
Press Thread tension 2to6 H: Stra+ght
toot or
To sew a straight 1. 2+ 3.
stitch:
7.
At
seam, you
may want
Raise the presser foot. Raise the needle Place the edge guide to of line its highest the fabric posit+on. next to plate a 9. 8.
to reverse to lock the stitch. When you stop sew+ng, the needle will
position. the
remove
A:
Zigzag toot 4. Draw lower st+tch a straight the straight +n 5. 6. and Its Uses use your besides common bas+c strmght just sewing uses for the presser foot. control+ looseiy line, and gently so that or try guide _t feeds to pull it
Three
+t along
the guide
the fabr+c
50
Press
1. 2.
G. Blind stitch hem toot
Lower the presser foot. Keep the edge of the fabric next to the right edge of Foot A, Evenly guide the fabric along this edge to produce an even row of topstitching 3/8" from the edge.
You can easily from without under adjust for your your needles
3.
NOTE:
and
rows of
topstttchmg
edges
cuffs,
unsightly
51
Straight Stitches
Position The needle left, center
f
[]
[]
(Continued)
Your
GD
C2O
i
To posttion 1. 2. 3,
the needle to the left: width control button, decrease indicator will button. show
To position 1, 2.
To pos_tlon 1. 2. 3.
the needle to the right: width control button, increase show "R" button, or right
length/wLdth
length!width wilt
length/width positron.
"'C" or canter
indicator
or left needle
needle position.
N OTE:
edge of the fabnc. this machine decoratwe does other effect. types of
topst]tching
are better
or produce
elaborate
52
Pintucking
Set the Machine
\
Thread tensfon
3to6
Here's How 1. Attach the blind stitch fabric hem foot. under the presser foot. the folded edge and lower the presser
2+
G+ Blind stitch hem _.oot 3+
the needle
1/16"
inside from
......
4.
Adjust
the sliding
hem foot
to the folded
edge by turning
the gu+de screw, as shown. Feed the folded edge smoothly against the sliding guide.
on such +terns can pants. NOTE: If the fabric Also, tends try to pucker, hold the materlal slightly taut while sewing. decreasing the upper tension slightly.
One pintuck
a permanent
crease on knit
53
Straight Stitches
Quilting
[]
[]
(Continued)
Press Thread tenstion 3to6 Here's How D: Quilter To do quilting 1. Loosen Slide successfully, the quilter quilting follow these simple steps: as shown. the width
J
screw on the back of the presser foot guide (D) into stitches the opening you desire. under
or
A: Zigzag toot The Stttch Quiftmg together dimension Traditionally, covers, You parts cuffs H: Straight toot and its Uses is stitching with batting two in layers between of fabric to add
2.
the
the screw to
between
.
Tighten
4. 5.
row of stitching. guiding the quilting guide over the previous row of stitching.
rows,
NOTE:
When you are quilting large areas, tack the layers together with the basting stttch, Then quilt from the center out.
quilting of quilting intervals. machine as if you were going to sew a button (see p. 39___).Position variation: wLth rows of straight stitches, you can barrack your quilt at
but now
as yokes,
decoratrve
and bartack.
pattern
combinations.
54
Gathering
NOTE:
Set the Machine
seam allowances.
5_rS_u,t
7Q
!I[] QG[] I
GCB I
3.
row
of stitches
with
the right
edge of Foot
A on the edge of
4.
row with
the right
edge of Foot
A fo|towing
the first
row of
5.
Using
both
hands,
putt the
bobbin
threads
from
until
Here's How 1.
A: Zigzag foo_ Set your
wmght
fabrics,
ruffles
and flounces)
length
2. &
gathering rows,
and Its Uses stitch to gather trims, You skirts, will sleeves at the top, smocking or any time
4. 5. 6.
Do not Iock the threads Pull the bobbin Knot the threads threads
stitching you
rows. desire.
the fullness
more fullness.
need two
rows of stitches.
Here*s How t. 2.
(for
medium length
wetght to "4.0"
fabrics
and tight,
firm
gathers)
the needle
thread
tension
to "2"
or as desired.
55
Outline Stretch
[]
f[] GQit
Thread tension
3to6
A: Zigzag toot
I l
Blue needle No. 11 Here's The Stitch This stitch stitch, seams. On tricot to and fiimy chiffons, at the it can be used same time to and Its Uses pattern, a variation stretch on knit of the straight designed to
, ......... J
How: fabric edge on the 6/8" seam line in order to produce a 5/8"
1.
is a narrow puckering
stitch
a straight
stitch.
eliminate
fabncs
and bias Helpful 1. 2, Hints (for lightweight dial at "1" tricot: at "'3"_ hand stitch failing off the fabric edge, fabrtcs) or "2"'.
seam and
overcast
produce
a narrow,
almost
invisible
seam or
seam finish.
the right
56
Straight Stretch
_]
f
QQ /I
Thread tension A NOTE ON STRETCH STITCHING
Stretch A:
or
fabrtcs curved
It can be on any
Zigzag toot
used
garments
will
receive
(ie. children's
The stretch forward H: Straight toot The Stitch This straight stitch and its Uses is the stretch variation developed of the and
stitch back
in a it
(somettmes stretches
so that
the fabric
instead
stitch,
especially
for knJts
57
Saddle Stitch
[_
cB@ N
eDll
Thread tension 2_o6 A: Zigzag toot
Here's How 1. 2,
Sew as you would To turn a, corners: the needle into the fabric and turn on the fourth the fabNc. to sew. stitch. for topstltching,
Lower
G,
Blind
stitch
hem too_
b, c.
and continue
and Its Uses stitch two is formed stitches wtth one stitch and a Helpful The Hin__[t stitch hem toot Js good to use when topstitching near the edge of the
backward,
Biind
stitch
garment.
iumpers,
and denim
NOTE:
Adjust effect
position
for the
58
Zigzag Stitches []
Basic Zigzag []
:_
:_8]
/!
oOmpH
ticm ooD J!
Press
Thread
tension
2to5
Here's How The many on ways this to sew a zigzag or as the stitch width are as varied and length as the settings stitch allow.
patterns Consult
machine
the specific
variations
directions. discussed in
The zigzag stitch A: Zigzag toot this section: Satin The Stitch and Its Uses is one of the most common stitches stitch on your for sewing machine. buttons, mending Stitch
as a utility
[] Stitch [] [] []
Zigzag Seam []
hemming,
overcasting,
59
Zigzag Stitches []
Satin Stitch
Set the Machine
[]
(Continued)
Zigzag width: 1 .5
[]
Stitch length:
2.5
3.5
4.5
;>
St_[ch w_dth:/_ as desired Thread tension t to 4 Press / Press Sz_tch Length: 0,2 to 1.0 tor as desired}
<
Close to 0
>
Pressure diaI:'i or 2
or
A: Z_gzag toot The Stitch The Satin decorative overcast linens, The and Its Uses stitch stitch, a raw tablecloths Satin [] stitch .to ts a versatile but and often used Here's How Once your of machine the fabric weight
as usual.
edge (for
ts set up you
to
stitch,
you to
may
want
to
on a may
fragment pucker
Otherwise,
are planning
use.
Too
tight
some light
stitch
fabrics.
applique stitches
and is the
on this machine,
60
o Overcasting F
Stitch
[]
Press
Thread tension 2to5 NOTE: These wires fabric ridge weight C. Overedge toot The wires,
_ J
seam and overcast. I. Start the needle. the fold by sliding and it under the
machine
stitch ridge
over
needle
lowering
The black
and brush
keep the loose threads in so that needle can stitch over them. 3, As edge ridge 4. When the back catch you sew, be sure against guide. sewing, The wire you. your the
NOTE:
Be sure
your
needle
is in the
zigzag
left position.
construction
finishlng
Lower both
the
presser
foot
so that
drawing
Jt to fabric
the will
3,
Fold
ridge on the
and
brush
and foot
the keep
as you
it into
machine
overedge
guides
if you
and stitch.
the edge neat and the fabric 2, Place your fabric so that
pull it toward
guide wires
Hints overcasting about t/8" will inside the bunch raw corner of your will seam. become If you start
tangled.
6t
-_
(Continued)
S_rt_rS_u
Thread tension
............... J,J
........ J
$
The Stitch The multlpfe and straight zigzag and Its Uses stitch, You muittple everywhere the basic zigzag stitch. elasttcity, and is flatter than The multiple for: sewing repairing finishing sewing drapery zigzag stitch
3to6
a Tear: the tear under the needle so that the stitching will catch
sides. from each end to the your center. Use a piece of tabric under
mending.
is especially
patches straight
smoothly tears.
and securely.
62
0veredge
Seam
[]
5_3euz
TM
so that guides
black
2.
and Its Uses pattern stItches, and has for a combines using the straight and
Gently
the black
prowde for
NOTE:
sewing (under
over
several in
thickcrotch, slightly
kmts
strength
arms,
fabrtcs, this that It stitch you fs ideal when do not for you need 1/4" want to seams or on where a narrow press open on knits to want
3,
to ease the hump bunching, When fabric out. you by stop drawing and
over
the from
stitches
attaching seam.
ribbing) fabrics
medium you
sewing, it to
heavyweight
woven
it toward
63
Zigzag Stitches
= Knit Stitch []
[]i
_]
(Continued)
EZ][Z]E ]
Thread _enslon
A: Zigzag toot Set the knit will Pressure retain Dia! to "1",
3to6
greatest
amount
of elasticity
Here's How 1. 2. Place your Trim fabric to altow a 5/8" after seam.
sewing.
NOTE:
Be carefui
64
Buttonholes
[]
2_
Use either the Transparent Buttonhole
Set
the
Machine
Foot
_Se._r_r_em 71_
Buttonhole
Foot
f
(J) to sew buttonholes. Foot (J) has marks you can use to decide know when on the length of your buttonhole, It has rubber the foot,
the two
grippers
on the bottom
buttonhole
Thread tension "t to 5 J: SIiding buttonhole toot Foot {B) has a r_dge down the bottom center spaced, of the foot to keep the foot
buttonhole
sides evenly
Use this
buttonhole
spaces or buttonholes
too
B:
Transparent foot
buttonhole
B:
IMPORTANT
For Perfect Matching Buttonholes
22 23 2L/
Rounded The Kenmore types
25 2_ 2q
Keyhole
Here are some helpful tips. (For details, follow the steps and notes on pages 66 and 67, carefully.) t. Make sure you have a fiat sewing surface. * Use the extension table. *Put cabinet-mounted machines in the flat-bed posltion_ 2. 3. * For table-top machines, support the fabric by hand. Use the B Foot for sewing next to a thick seam. Make sure the fabric around the needle and foot is slack. * Do Not push or pull * Do bunch slack, 4. Sew *the *the * the the fabric the fabric. slightly all around the needle exactly: and foot to create
several practice buttonholes, duplicating fabric seam conditions buttonhole position on the garment
65
Buttonholes
(Continued)
tf,oo.,o.,
!1
J Here's How NOTE: Before practice -you sew buttonholes on the actual garment, exactly: topstitchmg, etm) make several 2. Place the determine button on the fabric length. sample and mark the top and bottom to
the buttonhole
buttonholes.
the fabric the seam conditions the buttonhole For Keyhole Buttonholes:
NOTE:
If
the
fabric
is thick
near
the
seam
and may
your vary.
buttonholes, Try
the
length
buttonholes in order:
one or more
position
to the B Foot. buttonhole mstead so that you it. (not tissue paper) sew sew towards the edge of
your
t.
your feed.
sewing
surface
is flat to
prevent
the fabric
pulling
against c.
standard the
writing
buttonhole
area next
dogs, as you
NOTE :
pulled surface)
tight witl
weight
(falling
the
buttonhole
(for woven
and stretch
fabrics).
tight
and distort
individually. functlon.
The buttonhole
one buttonhole
to another.
a.
b.
around
surface.
66
5ensmrSetu
70
OD OOE O
oC 2.C
_ _'_ Press
J
3,
Press
the first or []
pattern
selection
button
[]
for
bartack.
[]
for
9.
Press the
Memory
Button will
[]. show:
rounded 4, Lower
for keyhole). to the top mark. more fabric tight uniform bunched length slightly and shape all around of the your buttonholes, and foot does
NOTE:
needle
[] The stop.
bartack
or auto-lock
the
end
of the
buttonhole
and
Rounded
with
Steps
5 and
6, For
IMPORTANT:
The the
machine foot
stitches
the
slowly. has
Hold completed
down its
until
Keyhole 5, Sew
go to Step 7. left side and stop at the bottom mark at the end of the Practice until
Sfze
buttonhole. 6. Press the Memory [] [] 7_ Do not from helpful -_ Button [], The pattern Indicator screen will show: 10. Go to Step 8, of the buttonhole but stop about buttonhole foot t/8" are 11. --
appearance a pin in front cutting opener of the m your hole first barrack at the end of box. long point
Barrack Rounded,
stitch density (see P, 68) Remove the fabric and place the buttonhole Cut the opening For to prevent with
accidental
sew down
to the bottom
the buttonhole
the mark
(NOTE:
The red marks on the sliding [] . show Patterns [] for the stitching
NOTE:
keyhole
plercethe Then
on the buttonhole Carefully scissors. areas of [] and _--_. Memory The Function has now identical remove
fabric
from
The pattern
of Stitch
machine
memorized
this
buttonhole.
It
wilt
side untif
mark.
Stop.
buttonhole
to the first
Buttonholes
Adjust
[]
_
Density stitch
[]
iContinued)
You
can adjust
density
of
the
entire
Stitch
Density
on One Side: on each side of the buttonhole density. the To adjust, should
Feed belance
or of only length
The stitches
dens=ty.
It is pre-set
Hand Wheel.
Fine stitches
Coarse st itches
A For Condition
,J
B For Condition
too Far Apart
A: Stitches
Left
Side
Stitch Press
Density "+"
in Entire to
(see above) Turn toward driver the "--" in your feed balance Use accessory the dial large slightly screw
Right Side Stitches isee above) Turn the feed toward "+"
or "-" buttonhole.
balance dial
slightly
the entire
box.
adjusting adjustment
balance
dial,
sew another
test
buttonhole
to be sure
Remember ( P, ) when
turn
the
feed
balance your
dial
to
the
standard
mark
buttonholes.
68
Corded Buttonholes
_]
[_]
I UII ++++,
GQ I
Stitch Width 4 to 5
/
1. 2. 3. With the buttonhole foot raised, hook the filler the buttonhole on the front cord on the cord spur at the back of the buttonhole foot until they clear the front tight. end. toot. Bring the ends toward Hook NOTE: 4. Lower the filler cord you under into the forks of the J foot in front to hold them For the B Foot, the needle hotd the cords tight of the foot will as you sew. the foot.
,__-_/
B: Transparent
foot
buttonhole 5. Sew the buttonhole to the buttonhole and the bartacks instructions on p. 65 to 67. Each side of the buttonhole be sewn over the cord. threads.
k,_. Use button this a hole, cord tat least 15 inches of heavy procedure tailored, when more you attractive want to
6.
achieve
ratsed 7+ 8+
Remove
the fabric
from
the machine
a darning density,
draw
to the wrong
and cut.
NOTE: buttonhole this first. use [_ stitch _ The is preferbuttonholes them indivldu+
see p. 68,
buttonhole [] to foot
corded Make
memory.
69
[]
_-
[]
careful
professional,
Now your Sensor Sew 70 can do these precision stitches much faster and more precisely than you ever dreamed possible.
...... F"
Work []
7O
[] []
Light
Welght
Fabric
.8-to=/8'" tI
G2,'Je
Heavy
Weight
Fabric
..................
The St=tches and Their The stretch used for Btind stretch and more Hem
Here's How 1. 2. Finish the raw edge of your turn up your weight hem any way you desire. (See Overcasting, p. 61)
fabrics
because the
Measure,
hem and pin. fabrics, side you may need a double out) fold. as shown, leaving 1/8" of the finished hem edge
stronger stitches.
elasttc of
NOTE:
3.
Fold
material
(wrong
NO
4, A ^ A A _ i
showing. Turn Place the sliding the fold guide screw so that of the hem should stitch the sliding the pierce guide is very close (1/16") guide so that the to the left side of the blind 1/8" extending but edge shows hem foot. on the right, edge.
JVV
L
W\j
NO
5.
against barely
sliding
the folded
extended
See at left for proper 6. After hemming, Hint Thin pressure Fabrics:
appearance. sides of the finished hem, The right side of the garment will show only the blind
press both
blind
[]
is strong
for woven
to avoid
a distinct
line.
71
[_]
(Continued)
_5_uJ
70
Bias
S.,J
............... J
Here's
How
!.
Thread tension 6to9 buttonhole toot B: Transparent
or
folded
z_gzags. _Y
2,
1/2"
apart.
NN
F- Satin sti_ch foot The Stitch The Shell and Its Uses Stitch is formed fabrJc, by sewing a blind of shef! hem over folded stttchmg Shelf Severa] rows
Stitch
or soft silky
in any direction.
are called
stitching
can be used to
sfeeve and neck openings. Shelt tucks tuckmg can be used to create scafloped
72
Scallop Stitch
[]
_SeJ'dW_e._.u "PO
II
I I
Rightside
Right
%
Here's 1. Thread tension 3to6 2. How sca]tops at least 3/8" trim fabric from the folded edge. Be carefu! not to cut the Sew your
Use a single layer of fabric The Stitch Use this scallop projects, P]acemats, appearance backing You on and Its Uses attractive edges such You thin or as scallop decorate collars, can fabrics, while create such with stitch your a to create sewing or delicate For hemlines and sleeves: backing,
pockets
or craft
pockets
Place interfacing
between
as chiffon, a tear-away
can also
use this
scallop
on the hemlines
of dresses
73
[]
[]
(Continued)
Thread tension
I to4 F' Satin stitch toot \_j_" Here's How l, -- For Applique heavy weight interfacing Here's How-1. Choose For Cut-Out a simple design Work and trace the outline
on the r_ght s_de of the fabric. Place design a piece of tulle or organdy under the
2.
Cut
the
the design pieces. 3, are the major Tape sew pattern NOTE: 4. When the turn 5. or baste the applique around [] You may also use a sattn leave the presser stitch. 4, each piece in place and with stitch 3,
and pin in place. You insert may fabric layers want to use your a contrasting work. st_tchmg the pins, stitch pattern just
NOTE:
stitch, on
the
edgtng
many
placemats,
blankets,
collars,
and pockets.
fabric,
[].
the design,
using
You
may
also
use a narrow
satin
stitch
(see p. 60). Remove design basting close to and cut the fabrtc the stitching, inside using the an
embroidery
scissors.
74
Reinforcing Stitches
= Feather Stitch []
[]
and
[]
_e_,5_rSew
70
0000OI
it GDD IIo
D O #
rqrq
: o o 0 _ :o o e o; ro eo
'0 0
e'e''o
0 i
it
.-.:.0 o 0
Thread tension
I to4
.......
;.',,r#_,_,,$:,
;
it
it
it i!0,0
O00it It o 4* g_ o o
A:
Zigzag toot
....... J
Butt this
two stitch
folded to
and use
stretch to
joined
You
garments You
may also
patchwork
quilting.
75
Reinforcing Stitches
= Fagoting Stitch []
I_
and
[]
(Continued)
GC E3
bnc Paper
Fold press.
two 1/8"
3.
slowty, catches
the folded
edge on each
and fts Uses stitch to join work two pieces of fabric appearance and to add
Helpful
an
open
design interest. For other stitches see stitch that patterns may [] be used in
fagoting,
(p. 75).
76
[]
LC_C_
Here's How Thread tension 3to 7 1. Slide foot, a piece then of 1/8" elastic the slot under the in Foot F
up through
(satin stitch). 2. Sew the elastic fabric, through 3. Pull pulling on the wrong it gently to side of the sewing
F Satin stitch
foot
avoid
on the
and bartack
at both ends.
waists.
children's helpful,
clothing, because
is especIally
it reduces
77
[]
_-_
Set
the
Machine
3_
95
95
gq
3B
il DOtf
Thread tension
t to4
you desire. 2. 3. Practice Mark fabric, 4. 5. Satin stttch toot 6, Lower Lower Lock the stitch the lines on a scrap of fabric, for decoration fabric starting on the Helpful You Hint want to combine with these geometric other decorative Decorative detailed instruc-
using the
marker. point.
may
stitches See
auto-lock), 7. The Stitches These stitches You stitch and Their are purely Uses decorative. or vary the effects. 8. Gently marked Use the stitches guide line, auto-Lock at the end. to secure the row of the fabric along the
Patterns"
or several for
length
special
to see what
78
Cross Stitch:
[]
il [] 5050cD!1
535050 oE0E3@OG !
[D 50Q l
Thread tension 2to5
Satin stitch
foot
Here's 1.
J
How close weave fabric for the background light weight fabric, such as linen fabric. use a tear-
Without
of the
and Its Uses beautiful pattern, cross patterns designs an half stitches and with the with letters and this time You the or
2.
If you
if embroidered
by hand.
have or plan.
of the design,
or if the design
decorative for
attractlve
samplers
other from Use the '" _A,, on Foot F to and program insure stra}ght, Units.) even rows.
sewing projects.
79
Smocking
[3-_ ,
[]
_]
[]
(or anydecorativestitch)
Step! !1to6)
Stepll (7 to 8)
7
1
Thread
tension
$
_2 q3
Uses
1 to4 Here's How 1. 2. 3. Choose a soft, Cut Set the fabric the stitch stitches !ightwelght three times fabric such as batiste, width. at "4.5" and sew rows of strmght gingham or challis.
length 3/8"
control apart
gathering NOTE:
Loosen
92
The Stitches
L/B
4. 5.
Knot
the threads
along threads
the edge. and distribute end. choice between the gathering stitches. the gathers evenly,
and Their
6. 7. 8.
the threads
of your
stitches.
Heipfut
Hint can be used m combination with others for any decoratwe effect
80
Sand Stitch
[]
I or 2 Here's How embroidery t. Outline Set stitch Set stitch 2. 3. Fill the pattern with a Satin Stitch
width
length at "0.3"
Decrease spaces.
width
4,
Sew
in rows,
starting in,
at the edge,
until
the pattern
_sfilled
81
To
program
stitch shown.
pattern
combinations,
selection
buttons
in the order
selecting
Set the Machine
pattern to
NOTE:
[_ F Satlnstitch fOOt [_
1. 2.
3,
pattern.
4.
Press Memory,
5,
stitch
pattern.
$
[_ 2, Press Memory. [_ pattern. 6.
_-_
3,
$
4, [_ 5. Press Memory, Press the Auto-Lock,
_-_
7.
pattern.
[_ $
8,
Press Memory.
0
pattern,
$
[_ 6, Press Memory. Single Unit Chart.
_] [_
9. 10.
11.
$
stitch is already but not programmed on any other into the buttonhole You must 12. Press Memory. the same combination the first of stitches, just press the foot control again
NOTE :
The
Auto-Lock
stitches
stitches.
To repeat
press Auto-Lock
the decorative
or any other
stitches.
after stitching
combination.
82
OECORATIVE
r STITCHES
The button
patterns
shown
in the
upper
cotumn
are the
umts
of each pattern
sewn when
the memory
Js touched
once.
Each
buttonhole
is automatically stitching
tocked
at the stitch
end.
"Auto-Lock" shown
stitch here.
is already
programmed
on the buttonhole
but on no other
patterns
83
[]/
etc.
(Continued)
0
IL r
Patterns: turning "+" accessory the Use box, feed the balance targe diat screw
by the in your
the "'-"
stitch
patterns dial.
when them
fabric,
84
Monogramming
Your 0 to machine 9. You witf
[]--sew the
FO_,
[]---
[]
the period
OU
DI
02
09
OV
D5
OE
I'%.
1I"I
08
_6
09
entire
and sentences.
._.L
i_
I_-,
r; 55
"7
e-L
5E
5'I
58
J,:,_
Step E
j_
EE
_,.L
I EH
E5
E'I
&.,t_
[-"x I I r 1 The chart pattern above shows where by "o'" to clip the connecting
.'.1 T
|
75
..es_
"IE
threads
starts, marked
You
words
and sentences
other
Ln
J
stitch
button
selection
up to 31 selections.
and letter
is automatically
locked
at the
threads.
85
Here's How
7 mm
t. 2+ 3.
Program
the stttch
pattern
comb+nat+ons.
control. comes _ to point(_(see , release the foot as desired. illustration) control and the at once. indicator
needle
pattern width
NOTE:
L::
t
to "'7" to "2.5"
5,
4 mm
control letters
6.
Decrease
86
Wl_at,to Do Wilen;
PROBLEM
PROBABLE
CAUSE
CORRECTION
The machine
does not
work.
A single digit number was programmed. A number w_thout pattern was selected. The area of feed dogs is filled and lint. Incorrect size needle. with dust
The machine does not work and the Pattern Indicator reads "'Er".
Irregular
Stitches
Improper threading. Loose upper thread tension. Pulling fabric. Light pressure on presser foot. Loose presser foot. Unevenly wound bobbin. Nicks or burrs at hole of needle Pulling fabric. Incorrect size needle. plate.
Choose correct size needle for thread Rethread machine. Tighten upper thread tenston. Do not pull fabric; guide it gently. Increase pressure on presser foot. Reset presser foot. Rewind bobbin. Replace needle plate, or polish off
and fabric.
burrs
completely.
Breaking
Needle
Incorrect setting of needle. Loose presser foot. Upper and lower presser foot threads before not drawn starting back
Do not pull fabric; guide it gently. Choose correct size needle for thread Reset needle. Reset presser foot.
and fabric.
Bunching
of Thread
under
seam.
When starting a seam be sure to draw both threads under and back of presser toot about 4" and hold until a few st_tchs are formed. Reset thread tension (s). be same size and kind.
Puckering
Incorrect thread tension(s). Lfght pressure on presser foot. Using two different sizes or kinds Bent or blunt needle. Loose presser foot. Fabric too sheer or too soft,
of thread.
Increase pressure on presser foot. Upper thread and bobbin thread shoutd Insert new needle, Reset presser foot, Use underlay of tissue paper,
are sewing.
Fabric
feed
}s restricted
}n some way,
Check threads for tangles. Check feed dogs and clean, if necessary, Be sure fabric does not pile up behind the presser foot. See pages 65 _ 69 for buttonholing instructions,
87
What t0 DO when(c0ntinued)
Skipping
Stitches
Incorrect size needte. Bent or blunt needle. incorrect setting of needle. Tight upper thread tension. Light pressure on presser foot.
Starting to stLtch too fast. Improper threading. Tight upper thread tension. Incorrect size needle. Sharp eye in needle, Nicks or burrs at hole of needle plate.
Choose correct size needle for thread and fabric. insert new needle. Reset needle. Loosen upper thread tension. Increase pressure on presser foot.
Start to stitch at a medium Rethread machine. speed.
Breaking
Upper
Thread
Loosen upper thread tension. Choose correct size needle for thread insert new needle. Replace needle plate, or polish off
burrs
Breaking
Bobbin
Thread
Improper bobbincase case Lint In-bobbin or threading. shuttle. Darning plate in place. Light pressure on presser foot. Thread knotted under fabric. Push-putt clutch is disengaged. in shuttle. case or shuttle, the
Check bobbin bobbin case case and threading, Clean shuttle, Remove darning plate. increase pressure on presser foot, Place both threads back under presser foot to stitch. Push in the clutch. Disassemble and clean shuttle. Clean bobbin case and shuttle. 1. 2. Keep the fabric surface. from falling off the edges of the sewing the needle
Fabric
not Moving
before
beginning
Machine
Jamm=ng
Knocking
Noise
Bunch the fabric slightly all around (see illustration on page 67).
Buttonholes
1. 2. 3. 4.
Use the B Foot in these instances. Start the buttonhole so that you sew toward the edge of the fabric. Put standard writing paper {not tissue paper) under the garment to aid fabric feed (for woven Do not use the Memory function. Sew each button individually. and stretch fabrics).
88
CAUTION!
Protect
fingers
you handle
==
=.
2.
Push
the
bulb
up
and
turn it.
the
bulb
to remove in by up.
turning
clock-
89
essentral
parts clean at atl t_mes. area can attract if a thread dust and lint. is caught. Your machine can become sluggish
loudly
Follow t.
4.
Brush
or vacuum
6.
Turn
tt toward
you.
the bobbin,
9O
1.
Unplug
the
machine
and
remove
5,
Take bobbm
out
the
bobbin.
Lift
up the it.
brush m the accessory the feed holder. dogs, hook Also use
7.
holder
and remove
bobbin
stopper above.
hook
a soft, dry cloth. screw with on the left s_de the large screw box.
race, as shown
your
accessory
Remove
91
Fig. 1
1.
Fig. 2
indicated
by short
arrows
tn the illustration
above.
No other DO NOT
required
1,
Tilt
the machine
head back. covers 1) in the illustration. (Fig. 2) by loosening the two screws, A and B, under
2.
3,
Remove
shown
NOTE :
No other oiiing
ts required,
92
PARTS
LIST
11
12
15
16
%,
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
/
93
PARTS LIST
(Continued)
All parts listed herein may be ordered from any Sears Roebuck and Co. store or service center, WHEN ORDERING REPAIR FOLLOWING INFORMATION: t, 2. 3_ 4.
If the parts electronically Center
Ref. No, 1 2 3 4 5
Part No. *20-6868 625031005 802422002 102403202 813404013 6551 6552 6553 6554 823502002 820822013 8238O1O04 822508005 822804004 820817015 823803006 822801001 820801005 822019004 822020008 *6864 6797 6830 41670 41669 *6889 802424004 823805008
Bobbin Thread Quilter Spool No. No, No. No. No. t!
Description
box wJth spool pin 10 bobbins
PARTS,
ALWAYS
GIVE
THE
pin felt Stretch fabric needles (ORG) (RED) (PUR) (GRN) (BLU)
11 Single needles 14 Single needles 16 Single needles t8 Single clamp needles wlth
you
transmitted
Distribution
for expedited
handling.
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 t4 15 16 17 18 19 20 2t 22 23 24
screw foot
Zigzag foot stitch stitch foot toot buttonhole holder holder foot hem foot
spool spool
Buttonhole Small
Large screw driver screw driver brush Oil and lint L_nt brush Darning plate per
*These items are not furnished with the machine, instructions above.
94
INDEX
A
Accessories ......... 6 85, 86 74 5, 34 E Etastic casings Extensron table ........... ........ 44, 48, 77 10
M Memory button ................. Monogramming .................... Multtpte zigzag stitching .... 31 86 46, 62
N
Fabric, Base ............................ 5 Basting ......... 37, 44, 45 Blind hemming ........... 44, 47, 71 Blind stitch hem foot .... 12, 15, 45, 47 Bobbin ............ 6, 18_21 Bobbin cover plate .............. 5, 90 Bobbin thread ................ 25 Bobbin winding ............... 19, 20 Buttonhole ............ 44, 46, 65_69 Buttonhole foot, sliding ...... 46, 65 Buttonhole foot, transparent ..... 46, 65 Button sewing ................ 39, 44 needte, thread and stitch length chart ............ Face cover plate o Fagoting .................. Feather stitching ..... Feed balance dial . . Foot control .................. Foot holder ........ Foot storage compartment Free arm sewing . .... . . !0, 17 . 5 44, 48, 76 48, 75 . 6, 8, 68 6, 8 22 12 tt Needle ............. 16, 17 17 5, 35 32 17
Needle clamp ......... Needle plate ................ Needle posmon ............... Needle, thread and fabric chart
.......
O
Oiling .................... Outline stretch stitching ............. Overedge foot ................... Overedge seam .................. 92 45, 56 13 46, 63
G Gathering .............. 55
C H Cleaning bobbin holder, hook race .... 90, Clear button ....................... Cross stitchfng ............... 44, 48, Cut-out work ................ 44, 47, 91 31 79 74 Hand wheel ................ 5
Parts list .................... Pattern indicator screen Pattern Pattern Pattern memory reduction selection .......... 93, 94 30 3t 86 29_31 5, 28 87, 88 45, 53 7 4 7 12_15 6, 9 5, 8 82, 83
K D Darmng ................. Darning plate ........... Decorative stitching ....... Distorted pattern ........... 38, 44 6, 37, 38, 39 44, 48, 78 84 Knit stitching ................... 64
Pattern seiectton button ............. Performance problems ......... Pintucking .............. Plug connector ................ Portable case .................. Power switch ................... Presser foot .............. Presser foot lever .............. Pressure control dial .............. Program sewing ..............
L
Light Light and power switch ........... bulb ....................... 7 89
95
INDEX
Q Quilter ........................ Quilting .................... . . t4 54
(Continued)
T
Thread guide .................. Thread tensions .............. Thread tension dial ................ Top cover ...................... Topst_tching ................. Top thread ................. Turning a square corner ...... 6, 24 26, 27 5, 26 5 51,52 24"-26 35
R
Replacing bobbin holder Reverse stitch button ....... ............. , , 91 5, 34
, .......
.....
5, 29
Z
Zigzag Zigzag Zigzag Zigzag Zipper foot ................... stitch button ............ stitching ............. overcasting ................. application ........ 13 28, 31 46, 59_64 6! . . . 40442
length/width control buttons ............. 28, 32, 33 Stttch pattern chart ............... 45"49 Stitch width adjustment ........... 32 Straight stitching ........... 45, 50_55 Straight stitch button ......... 28, 31 Stratght stretch stitching ....... 45, 57 Stretch stitching ........ 44, 56"58.63, 64 72_77, 80, 81
96
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EQUIPMENT free of
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equIpment
of the sewing
machine,
including
motor,
FULL 90-DAY WARRANTY For 90 days from the date necessary To obtain THE
#
ON ALL PARTS AND MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS of purchase, Sears will, free of charge, replace any of the sewing machine, except for normal THE maintenance.
parts
and
provide
mechanical
service
for proper
operation
warranty
service
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