Operation Manual

Attach
the
piece
of leather
which is to
be
embro
idered
onto
embroidery
fleece
with
a
glue
pen
or
textile
adhesive.
Now
fit
the
fabric
with the
embroidery
fleece
into
the
embroidery
frame
and
click
it
into
the
embro
idery
unit
If
the
leather is
too
thick
to
be
fitted
into
the
frame,
only
fit
the
fleece
into
the
embroidery
frame
and
lay
the
extra
leather
over the
embroidery
unit
so
that
it
Take
care
to
ensure
that
the
leather
is
stuck
down
flat.
On
very
thick
and
very
stiff
fabrics
it
is
recom
mended to
press
the
slow
sewing
key
(3)
before
starting
to
sew
and,
where
possible,
to
enlarge
the
embroidery
motif to
avoid
the
needle
breaking
and
extra
perforation
holes
being
made in the
leather.
does
not
hinder the
feed
of
the
frame control
when
embroidering.
Using
Filmoplast
is another
possib
ility
(see
picture above).
This
is
a fleece
which
is
adhesive
on
the
top.
This
means that
the
parts
to
be
embroidered
do
not
have
to
be
stuck
into
the
embroidery
frame. Instead
they
are
stuck
to
the
fleece.
The
Filmoplast
is
much
easier to
use
than
sticking
with
ordinary fleece.
Tip:
From
time
to
time
the
sewing
foot
and
needle
retaining screws
should be
tightened
as
on
thick
materials
the
sewing
foot
and
the
needle can
more
easily become
loose.
Maxi
pattern
combinations
from
a
card
I
a)
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a)
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