Operation Manual
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... STITCHES 33 Stitch Chart 33 Utility stitches 38 Overcasting Stitches 38 Blind Hem Stitching 39 Buttonhole sewing 40 Button sewing 43 Zipper Insertion 44 Appliqué, Patchwork and Quilt Stitching 45 Other Stitching Applications 49 Making adjustments (For 80/60/50 stitches models 54 Chapter... 4 APPENDIX 55 Care and Maintenance 55 Restrictions on oiling 55 Precautions on storing the machine 55 ...
... STITCHES 33 Stitch Chart 33 Utility stitches 38 Overcasting Stitches 38 Blind Hem Stitching 39 Buttonhole sewing 40 Button sewing 43 Zipper Insertion 44 Appliqué, Patchwork and Quilt Stitching 45 Other Stitching Applications 49 Making adjustments (For 80/60/50 stitches models 54 Chapter... 4 APPENDIX 55 Care and Maintenance 55 Restrictions on oiling 55 Precautions on storing the machine 55 ...
Operation Manual
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... that some specifications may change without notice. • A variety of feet are correct at the time of printing. Quilting foot 2. Walking foot SA129 SA140 F005N: XC1948-052 F033N: XG6623-001 F005N F033N F033CN 3. Side cutter "S" SA177 ...of the sewing machine as optional accessories to enable different types of optional accessories available for your machine. • Always use accessories recommended for a complete listing of stitching and finishes. Visit your nearest authorized Brother dealer or our site http://s.brother/cpjah/ for this machine. Adjustable zipper...
... that some specifications may change without notice. • A variety of feet are correct at the time of printing. Quilting foot 2. Walking foot SA129 SA140 F005N: XC1948-052 F033N: XG6623-001 F005N F033N F033CN 3. Side cutter "S" SA177 ...of the sewing machine as optional accessories to enable different types of optional accessories available for your machine. • Always use accessories recommended for a complete listing of stitching and finishes. Visit your nearest authorized Brother dealer or our site http://s.brother/cpjah/ for this machine. Adjustable zipper...
Operation Manual
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... presser foot displayed in the LCD, the stitch number and presser foot are shown in the programmed raised or lowered position. Before sewing, attach one of the currently selected stitch pattern. In addition, shows whether the single needle mode or twin needle mode is selected...reverse/ reinforcement stitching Explanation Shows the symbol for certain presser feet, such as zipper foot "I" and the quilting foot, may not appear in the screen. LCD Operation LCD Operation When the machine is turned on the model. Shows whether the needle is in the stitch pattern display window. 1 ...
... presser foot displayed in the LCD, the stitch number and presser foot are shown in the programmed raised or lowered position. Before sewing, attach one of the currently selected stitch pattern. In addition, shows whether the single needle mode or twin needle mode is selected...reverse/ reinforcement stitching Explanation Shows the symbol for certain presser feet, such as zipper foot "I" and the quilting foot, may not appear in the screen. LCD Operation LCD Operation When the machine is turned on the model. Shows whether the needle is in the stitch pattern display window. 1 ...
Operation Manual
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...on page 18. Winding/Installing the Bobbin Slide the sewing speed controller to the right and remove e the bobbin... or any other button is pressed and the machine starts operating. You can be sure to "Pulling...cover. Memo • For the correct winding direction of sewing will be finished, for the bobbin thread from the spool... desired sewing l speed position. Installing the bobbin Install the bobbin wound with this machine can begin sewing immediately ...The "b" mark on the bobbin winder shaft. Turn off the machine, otherwise injuries may break or the thread tension will be ...
...on page 18. Winding/Installing the Bobbin Slide the sewing speed controller to the right and remove e the bobbin... or any other button is pressed and the machine starts operating. You can be sure to "Pulling...cover. Memo • For the correct winding direction of sewing will be finished, for the bobbin thread from the spool... desired sewing l speed position. Installing the bobbin Install the bobbin wound with this machine can begin sewing immediately ...The "b" mark on the bobbin winder shaft. Turn off the machine, otherwise injuries may break or the thread tension will be ...
Operation Manual
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... If the threads will be pulled to create gathers or the thread at the beginning of sewing will be difficult to pull up the bobbin thread, pass it under the presser foot, and...with your left e hand, press (Needle position button) twice to "Threading the upper thread" on the machine. Refer to lower and then raise the needle. The bobbin thread is looped around the upper thread...the bobbin case. Follow steps a to a thread the machine with the upper thread and thread the needle. Turn on b page 14 for example, when free motion quilting, first pull up . c Do not cut the thread...
... If the threads will be pulled to create gathers or the thread at the beginning of sewing will be difficult to pull up the bobbin thread, pass it under the presser foot, and...with your left e hand, press (Needle position button) twice to "Threading the upper thread" on the machine. Refer to lower and then raise the needle. The bobbin thread is looped around the upper thread...the bobbin case. Follow steps a to a thread the machine with the upper thread and thread the needle. Turn on b page 14 for example, when free motion quilting, first pull up . c Do not cut the thread...
Operation Manual
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...to sew trial stitches on page 20. • In principle, use a ball point needle (gold colored) 90/14. Medium weight fabrics Heavyweight fabrics Broadcloth, taffeta, gabardine, flannel, seersucker, double gauze, linen, terry cloth, waffle weave, sheeting, poplin, cotton twill, satin, quilting cotton,.../Needle Combinations • Needles that can be used with this machine: Home sewing machine needles (size 65/9 - 100/16) * The larger the number, the larger the needle. When sewing heavyweight fabrics, use a home sewing machine needle 90/14. For safety and best results, we recommend replacing...
...to sew trial stitches on page 20. • In principle, use a ball point needle (gold colored) 90/14. Medium weight fabrics Heavyweight fabrics Broadcloth, taffeta, gabardine, flannel, seersucker, double gauze, linen, terry cloth, waffle weave, sheeting, poplin, cotton twill, satin, quilting cotton,.../Needle Combinations • Needles that can be used with this machine: Home sewing machine needles (size 65/9 - 100/16) * The larger the number, the larger the needle. When sewing heavyweight fabrics, use a home sewing machine needle 90/14. For safety and best results, we recommend replacing...
Operation Manual
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Turn off the machine, otherwise injuries may occur if the "Start/Stop" button or any other button is shown differs depending on the model. / * The symbols for certain presser feet, such as zipper foot "I" and the quilting foot, may not appear in injuries or damage to bend or break. a 1...or the stitch pattern display window. CAUTION • Before replacing the presser foot, be sure to sew. Check that the appropriate presser foot is attached before starting to turn off the machine. Turn on page 33. • Only use presser feet designed specifically for the presser foot ...
Turn off the machine, otherwise injuries may occur if the "Start/Stop" button or any other button is shown differs depending on the model. / * The symbols for certain presser feet, such as zipper foot "I" and the quilting foot, may not appear in injuries or damage to bend or break. a 1...or the stitch pattern display window. CAUTION • Before replacing the presser foot, be sure to sew. Check that the appropriate presser foot is attached before starting to turn off the machine. Turn on page 33. • Only use presser feet designed specifically for the presser foot ...
Operation Manual
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... presser foot holder to the right pin of fabric 2 Zipper basting 3 Outside basting 4 5 cm (2 inches) Utility stitches CAUTION • When sewing, be sure to select the straight stitch (middle (center) needle position), and slowly turn the handwheel toward you (counterclockwise) to hold the appliqué... a stitch. I ", be sure that the needle does not touch the zipper, otherwise the needle may be sewn with the machine. j Appliqué, Patchwork and Quilt Stitching ■ Appliqué stitching Baste or glue the appliqué piece to the base fabric to a secure it will be...
... presser foot holder to the right pin of fabric 2 Zipper basting 3 Outside basting 4 5 cm (2 inches) Utility stitches CAUTION • When sewing, be sure to select the straight stitch (middle (center) needle position), and slowly turn the handwheel toward you (counterclockwise) to hold the appliqué... a stitch. I ", be sure that the needle does not touch the zipper, otherwise the needle may be sewn with the machine. j Appliqué, Patchwork and Quilt Stitching ■ Appliqué stitching Baste or glue the appliqué piece to the base fabric to a secure it will be...
Operation Manual
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...then begin sewing around corners, stop the machine with the edge of the fabric, and set the stitch width 5.5 mm (7/32 inch) and sew using stitch . 1 6.5 mm (1/4 inch) 1 CAUTION • Do not stitch over pins. 46 Memo • To change the sewing direction. ■ Patchwork (crazy quilt) stitching ...Fold the edge of the top piece of fabric and place it a over both pieces. Sew with the side of the presser foot aligned with the d edge of the fabric....
...then begin sewing around corners, stop the machine with the edge of the fabric, and set the stitch width 5.5 mm (7/32 inch) and sew using stitch . 1 6.5 mm (1/4 inch) 1 CAUTION • Do not stitch over pins. 46 Memo • To change the sewing direction. ■ Patchwork (crazy quilt) stitching ...Fold the edge of the top piece of fabric and place it a over both pieces. Sew with the side of the presser foot aligned with the d edge of the fabric....
Operation Manual
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... hand on a scrap piece of the presser foot, and f then evenly guide the fabric while sewing. 3 VARIOUS STITCHES Using the quilting guide (sold separately, please contact your authorized Brother dealer. Do not use the reinforcement stitch button. CAUTION • Be sure to be used in... the presser foot holder" on page 33. *1 For the 16 stitches model, select stitch "02", and use a 90/14 home sewing machine needle. • The walking foot can easily be used with the screwdriver. Do not use reverse stitching and automatic reverse/reinforcement stitching. ...
... hand on a scrap piece of the presser foot, and f then evenly guide the fabric while sewing. 3 VARIOUS STITCHES Using the quilting guide (sold separately, please contact your authorized Brother dealer. Do not use the reinforcement stitch button. CAUTION • Be sure to be used in... the presser foot holder" on page 33. *1 For the 16 stitches model, select stitch "02", and use a 90/14 home sewing machine needle. • The walking foot can easily be used with the screwdriver. Do not use reverse stitching and automatic reverse/reinforcement stitching. ...
Operation Manual
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...8226; For details, refer to "Removing and attaching the presser foot holder" on the machine. Select a stitch. b No. Do not use the reinforcement stitch button. Hold the quilting foot in length. 1 Stitch a After sewing is finished, slide the feed dog position g switch lever to (to the right ...the screwdriver with your authorized Brother dealer. Quilting foot Attach the quilting foot by positioning the pin of the d quilting foot above the needle clamp screw and aligning the lower-left as seen from the rear of the fabric to match the sewing speed. Otherwise, the needle...
...8226; For details, refer to "Removing and attaching the presser foot holder" on the machine. Select a stitch. b No. Do not use the reinforcement stitch button. Hold the quilting foot in length. 1 Stitch a After sewing is finished, slide the feed dog position g switch lever to (to the right ...the screwdriver with your authorized Brother dealer. Quilting foot Attach the quilting foot by positioning the pin of the d quilting foot above the needle clamp screw and aligning the lower-left as seen from the rear of the fabric to match the sewing speed. Otherwise, the needle...