User manual SINGER 6233

[. . . ] are in to You about beginan adventure creativi$:You goingto sew!And, are ever youaregoingto sewwithoneof theeasiesttousemachines made' promising on havebeenincluded yourmachine, features The following pleasure: sewing of hours uncomplicated rewarding errors. Clearly of path, reducing possibility threading the thread defined . smooth, control, assuring speed o Autotension, a noadjustmentsformajorityof your sewing requiring projects. r One-step selection pattern complicated eliminating selection, permitting bed a features removable extension, this In addition, machine both flat and free-armsewing;snap-onpresserfeet that are quickly clampthat makesit needle and and removed easilyreplaced; a one-way in to impossible puttheneedle backwards. [. . . ] the YZ o For continuous push reverse stitching, lever andslideit to theleftto lock. Unin lockreverse lever sliding back the by it to rightand lettingit returnto its normal position. 16 KeepingSeamsStraight To keep seamsstraight, use one of the guidelines the needle plate. The most on commonly line(1)isextended the used onto (2) slide plate. The crosslines serve as guides when stitching square corners. Turnlng Sguare Corners To turn a square corner, crosslines use on plate. slide o Lineupfabric extended guidelines with on needleplateand stitchseam, slowing speed youapproach as corner, o Whenbottom edgeof fabricreaches cor(2) nering crosslines on slideplate, stop stitching. o Besureneedle down fabric, is in o Raisepresserfoot slightly. Turn fabric, bottom edgein linewithguidebringing (1). line o Continue stitching seam. Sewing Curved Seams r Baste seamline. o Use a short stitch for elasticity and strength. r Guide fabric follow to curve, 17 lnserting aZipper Thezipperpackage provide will complete instructions inserting for zippers. ciY RECOMMENDED SETTINGS StitchSelectlon:StraightStitchi#fl W s*rch wrdrh: Stitch Length: Foot Needle Plate: Hl I = o 1-1t2lo 4 Zipper(E) puroose General . Whenzipper is to the left of needle, attach leftside of zipperfoot to shank. The needle will enter left notch of foot, sewing closealongzipperteeth. . Attachrightsideof zipper footto shank whena zipper to the rightsideof the is needle. needle enterrightnotch The will offoot, sewing close along zipperteeth. SECTION4 Speciatstltches The9 Special Stitches yourmachine on have variety practical decorative a of and uses. this In section recommended are applications eachstitch. for However, thesestitches be used can projects. formany other sewing Beforebeginning sewingproject, a check the Fabric, Threadand NeedleTableon page5 forthe bestneedle thread and combination yourfabric. for With each application, recommended settings have beengiven. Thesehavebeen You highlighted easyidentificalion. can for adjust setting, however, desired. as each :lrffFn:i! PATTEFIS AdjustingStitch Width pattern, Towiden narrow Special or a Stitch move the stitch width lever off Straight Stitch, i , towardanyotherwidthsefting attheright. A Ad justingStitch Length !!lrReveRse I =: Thestitch length indicator numbered is 0-4. Theareabetween and1 willproduce very 0 densestitching. moreopenstitching, For slide stitchlength the lever from anywhere 2 to 4. WhensewlngSpeclal 11, 12 Stltches and13/14 numbered rcd on thedisplay In panel, the length MUST be set In the 3r/z-4area. 19 n Adju sting Th readTe sion may require looserthreadtension than others. To find the Stitchpatterns SomeSpecial proper for makea testsample withthe threadand fabricyouwill tension yourapplication, beusing. C_-l ::"lH I :llli ll!J a Propertension produces smooth, even (1). stitch a Toomuchtensionwillproduce tightstitch (2), causing Adjust tension to fabric pucker. [. . . ] Blindstitch Presser Foot (K), helps guide fabric for nearlyinvisibleblindstitchhems. . ", u Fl @ 9 K ffi, . *, u, g"k 3. Button Sewlng Foot (H), holds buttons securelyfor fastening. Darning and Embroidery Foot (G), is recommendedfor free motion work, monogramming such as embroidery, and decorativedesigns. EvenFeed Fool (M), is used for sewing hard to feed pile, stretchand bonded fabrics. Also excellentforplaids, stripes and topstitching. sM, ru @ \ 6. [. . . ]