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4-Step Buttonhole
(
Model 220 Only)
All buttonholes should use interfacing that is the
same weight as the fabric. Interfacing is especially
important when sewing on stretch fabrics. Always
make a test buttonhole on extra fabric before sewing
on your garment.
Use a shorter stitch length for finer fabrics
longer stitch length for heavier fabrics
1. Set stitch selection knob on buttonhole step A1.
Turn the flywheel toward you to raise the needle
to its highest position. Raise presser foot. Mark
but tonhole placement.
2. Place fabric under presser foot with slide pushed
back as far as it will go (see illustration). Lower
presser foot. Sew left side of buttonhole. Stop
sewing when desired length is sewn.
3. Set stitch selection knob on buttonhole step A2.
Sew 5 bartack stitches.
4. Set stitch selection knob on buttonhole step A3.
Sew right side of buttonhole. Stop sewing when
right length equals left length.
5. Set stitch selection knob on buttonhole step A4.
Sew 5 bartack stitches.
6. Cut threads at least 10 cm (4") long. Pull needle
thread to wrong side of fabric. Knot the threads.
To cut the buttonhole open, place a pin just inside
the bartack (to prevent accidentally cutting
bartack) and use a seam ripper.
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