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Sewing
Sewing start
PLEASE NOTE!
■
Make sure that the thread is threaded correctly! Incorrect thread guidance may cause
the yarn to tear, stitches to be missed, or the fabric to curl along the seam. It could
possibly damage the product.
■
Do not leave the product on for more than 10 seconds without interruption. Take a
break of about 5 seconds before turning it back on.
With the handheld sewing machine, fabrics can be sewn with the straight stitch.
1. Make sure that the on/o
ff
switch (
4
) is in the "o
ff
" position (
Image A
).
2. Turn the handwheel (
7
) to raise the needle to the highest position (
Image G
).
3. Lift the cloth clamp (
12
), place the fabric to be processed between the cloth clamp
and throat plate (
11
) and lower the cloth clamp.
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
The fabric is moved to the left when sewing. Therefore it must be placed at the left
end in the sewing machine (
Image H
).
4. Pull out the threaded yarn (see chapter "Preparing the Handheld Sewing Machine"
- "Threading") approx. 5 cm.
5. Turn the handwheel until the needle pierces the fabric. Hold the fabric with one hand.
The thread and fabric must be correctly inserted in the sewing machine before
the on/o
ff
switch (
4
) is activated. After pressing the on/o
ff
switch, the handheld
sewing machine starts to sew immediately.
6. Hold the handheld sewing machine in one hand and push the on/o
ff
switch to the
"on" position with your thumb.
7. The fabric is sewn and moved to the left. Carefully guide the fabric withthe other hand
so that the seam becomes straight (
Image I
). To lengthen the stitches, pull on the
fabric lightly and evenly. But don’t pull too hard!
Change sewing direction
1. Stop the sewing machine where the sewing direction must be changed and so the
needle is in the fabric. If necessary, turn the handwheel until the needle pierces the
fabric.
2. Lift the cloth clampand turn the fabric in the new directionusing the needle as thepivot
point.
3. Lower the cloth clampand continue sewing in the newdirection.
Sewing
1. Stop the sewing machine.
2. Turn the needle to the highest position by turning the handwheel.
3. Use a pair of scissors to pull some more thread out of the sewing machine (
Image J
).
4. Cut the thread about 15 cm away from the fabric so that enough thread is left over
to secure the seam by hand.
5. Lift the cloth clamp and carefully pull out the fabric (
Image K
).
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