Operation Manual

foot
and tighten
screw
b securely.
Spacing
between
Tucks
To
ensure
uniform
spacing
between
parallel
tucks,
place
the preceding
seam
into
one
of
the grooves
of the
foot and
use
it as a guide.
For
a larger
spacing
between
tucks, use
the adustabIe
guide
(see
ill.
on
page
46) which
is part of
every
cording
foot.
Various
Cording
Effects
Attractive
cording
effects
may be obtained
by
combining
horizontal,
vertical
and diagonal
tucks
or stitching
curved
tucks
(see ill,
below).
If yau want
to
turn
a corner,
leave needle
in
fabric
(up
to needle
eye
only),
lift
foot,
turn
fabric,
lower foot,
and continue
sewing.
To
stitch
an
acute angle,
turn
fabric halfway,
let
needle
make one
stitch,
turn
fabric
all the way,
and
resume
stitching.
attached.
vith
sewing
silk in
the needle
and
on
thread retainer
openings
2, as
illus
between
the center
and front
tension
Dugh the
hole at
its
end.
Pull threads
ds in
your left
hand.
ion, and
increase
or decrease
the
pe of
fabric used.
If the
tension has
Id
appear
as a faint
zigzag line
an
rics
or
render
your
cording
more
rt a
filler
cord,
Its
thickness
depends
cord
from below
through
hole
g
see
II. on
page 45).
Lay the
end of
oot (together
with
the needle
and
ward
under
the
bed slide
and
place
DR 473
DR
474
DR
475
DR
058
A
47