User Guide

Twin Needle Sewing

As the name implies, the twin needle results in two

identical parallel rows of stitches – utility or decorative.

CAUTION: Twin needles are available in many different

sizes and widths. Before sewing, always turn the

flywheel to make sure the needles do not hit the foot. If

you use any other stitch besides the straight stitch, you

will need to limit the stitch width to 3.0 mm or less.

Turn OFF the power switch and insert a twin needle.

Insert the spool stand and additional spool pin. Place the

spool pin felt and second spool on additional spool pin.

See page 18.

Threading the Machine

q – eThread 1 through 3 in the same manner as single

thread. See page 20.

r Draw the threads down and slide them through the

right side of the lower thread guide.

t Slide one of the threads through the needle bar

thread guide on the left and the other one on the

right.

y Thread the needles from front to back.

NOTE: The needle threader cannot be used with a twin

needle.

Turn ON the power switch.

Twin Needle Hem

A twin needle hem is quick and easy. This is an excellent

hemming method for knit fabrics because the bobbin

thread zigzags, allowing the hem to stretch with the

fabric. Be sure to use a stretch twin needle for knit

fabrics.

Fold the hem up desired amount and topstitch with the

twin needle. Carefully trim away excess fabric using

sharp scissors.

After completing twin needle sewing, turn OFF the power

switch. Remove twin needle. Set up machine for single

needle sewing.