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KNOWING YOUR SEWING MACHINE  ——————————————————————————————————————————————
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You need to sew the front bar tack first. Line 
the bar tack mark under the center of the 
presser foot and align it with the two lines on 
the presser foot.
1 Front of chalk mark
2 Red lines
■ Making A Buttonhole
■ Securing the Stitching and Cutting the 
Buttonhole
1
To secure the stitching, turn the material 90 
degrees counterclockwise and sew straight 
stitches to the end of the front bar tack of the 
buttonhole.
2
Remove the material from the machine. We 
recommend that you put pins across both 
ends of the buttonhole to prevent the stitches 
from being cut.
3
Cut an opening in the middle of the 
buttonhole with a seam ripper. Be careful not 
to cut through any stitches.
If the presser foot is not installed with the 
correct orientation, the needle may strike 
the presser foot, bending or breaking the 
needle and causing injuries.
Step
Sewn section
Pattern
Step 1
(Front bar tack)
1. Set the pattern selection dial to “a”.
2. Lower the presser foot and sew 5 to 6 stitches.
3. Stop the machine when the needle is at the left 
side of the stitches, and then raise the needle 
from the material.
Step 2
(Left side)
1. Turn the pattern selection dial to “b”.
2. Sew the predetermined length of the tailor's 
chalk line.
3. Stop the machine when the needle is at the left 
side of the stitch, and then raise the needle.
Step 3
(Back bar tack)
1. Turn the pattern selection dial to “c” (same 
position as in step 1).
2. Sew 5 to 6 stitches.
3. Stop the machine when the needle is at the right 
side of the stitch, and then raise the needle from 
the material.
Step 4
(Right side)
1. Set the pattern selection dial to “d”.
2. Sew the right side until the needle reaches the 
stitches sewn in step 1.
1
2
CAUTION
 a
a/c
 a
c
b
b
c
a/c
 a
c
d
d
When using the seam ripper to open the 
buttonhole, do not put your hand or 
fingers in the path of the ripper. The 
seam ripper may slip and cause injuries.
CAUTION
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