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Stop the machine when the needle is in
c
the fabric on the left edge of the stitch
(position C). (Turn the handwheel
counterclockwise if necessary.)
Step D: Left Row
Raise the presser foot. Then, turn the
a
fabric 180 degrees using the needle as an
axis.
C
Lower the presser foot. Then, turn the
b
handwheel counterclockwise to move the
needle to the right side.
Raise the presser foot. Then, align the
c
needle tip with the right edge of the bar
tack (position C) by adjusting the fabric
position.
Set the stitch length between 0 and 1 (F),
d
stitch width to approximately 2.
C
C
Lower the presser foot. Then, sew until
e
the needle reaches the right corner of the
other back tack (position D).
■ Securing the Stitching and Cutting the
Buttonhole
To secure the stitching, turn the material
a
90 degrees counterclockwise and sew
straight stitches to the end of the front bar
tack of the buttonhole.
Remove the material from the machine.
b
We recommend that you put pins across
both ends of the buttonhole to prevent the
stitches from being cut.
Cut an opening in the middle of the
c
buttonhole with the seam ripper tool. Be
careful not to cut through any stitches.
CAUTION
●
When using the seam ripper to open the
buttonhole, do not put your hand or
finger in the path of the ripper. The seam
ripper may slip and you may be injured.
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