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42 Practical Stitches - Applications
Darning Program
Stitch:
Needle:
Thread:
Feed dog:
Presser foot:
Simple darning program No. 22,
Reinforced darning program No. 23
size and type suitable for the fabric selected
lightweight darning thread
up (sewing position)
Automatic buttonhole foot No. 3A, Reverse pattern foot
No. 1C (only for Darning program No. 22)
Simple Darning Program No. 22
replaces threads along the lengthwise grain in
all fabrics
Preparation
• place a piece of lightweight stabilizer
under the worn area before darning if
necessary
Sewing
• sew the first row and stop
•press and release the Quick Reverse
button at the desired length; this
programs the first length
• continue sewing; the sewing computer
stops automatically
Reinforced Darning Program No. 23
replaces threads along the lengthwise and
crosswise grains in all fabrics
Preparation
• use Automatic buttonhole foot No. 3A
• place a piece of lightweight stabilizer
under the worn area before darning if
necessary
Sewing
• insert the needle in the top left of the
worn area
• sew the first vertical row
•press and release the Quick Reverse
button at the desired length; this
programs the length needed
• continue sewing; the sewing computer
stops automatically when finished
The Simple darning program No.
22 can also be done with the
Automatic buttonhole foot No.
3A (see following description).
If the darning does not cover
the whole worn or damaged
area
reposition the work under the foot
to continue covering the worn or
damaged area. Begin sewing; the
program will repeat as often as
desired (the length is saved)
If the darning becomes
distorted
correct with the Balance function
see page 102
031508.50.04_0601_a640_EN
- 1Safety Instructions 1
- 031508.50.04_0601_a640_EN 1
- Key to Signs 3
- Accessories* 4
- Accessory Box 4
- Presser Feet* 5
- Details artista 640 6
- Power Cable 8
- Foot Control 8
- Power Switch 8
- Slide-on Table 9
- Winding the Bobbin 10
- Bobbin Case 10
- Inserting the Bobbin 11
- Threading the Upper Thread 11
- Needle Threader 12
- Thread Cutter 12
- Bringing up the Lower Thread 12
- Supplementary Spool Pin 13
- Changing the Needle 13
- Threading the Double Needle 14
- Needle, Thread and Fabric 15
- 130/705 H S 70 16
- Needle Summary 17
- Presser Foot Pressure 18
- Changing the Presser Foot 18
- Feed Dog 19
- Stitch Plate 19
- Feed Dog and Sewing Corners 20
- 21Displays on Screen 21
- 22 Displays on Screen 22
- 23Displays on Screen 23
- Stitch Selection 24
- Simple Menu Selection 25
- Buttonholes 26
- Quilting 26
- Personal Program 26
- Embroidery Mode / Sewing Mode 26
- Setup Program 27
- Tutorial for Embroidery 27
- External Function Buttons 28
- General Functions 29
- Special Functions 30
- 31Functions 31
- 32 Functions 32
- Thread Tension 33
- Practical Stitches 34
- Practical Stitch Seams 36
- Straight Stitch 38
- Triple Straight Stitch Seam 38
- Edgestitching 40
- Zig-zag Stitch 41
- Darning Program 42
- Manual Darning 43
- Sewing Knit Fabrics 44
- Vari-overlock Seam 45
- Double Overlock Seam 45
- Super Stretch/Stretch Seam 46
- Flat Joining Seam 47
- Hems With Practical Stitches 47
- Ribbing With Overlock Seams 48
- Blind Hem 50
- Honeycomb Stitch Edges 51
- Basting Stitch 53
- Decorative Stitches 54
- Applications 55
- Alphabet Summary 59
- Correcting Combinations 60
- 61Lettering - Applications 61
- Buttonhole Program Functions 63
- Marking Buttonholes 64
- Buttonholes with Cord 65
- Balance for Buttonholes 68
- Automatic Buttonhole 69
- No. 51, 52, 53 70
- No. 54, 55, 56 71
- 72 Buttonholes - Applications 72
- 73Buttonholes - Applications 73
- 74 Buttonholes - Applications 74
- Straight Stitch Buttonhole 75
- Button Sew-on Program 75
- 76 Buttonholes - Applications 76
- 78 Quilt Stitches - Summary 78
- Hand-look Quilt Stitch 79
- Freehand Quilting 79
- Freehand Quilting With BSR 80
- 84 Personal Program 84
- Deleting Personal Stitches 85
- Altering Stitches 86
- Empty Stitch Altering Area 88
- Opening Saved Combination 89
- Drawer Content at a Glance 89
- Deleting Drawer 91
- 92 Setup-Program 92
- Display Settings 93
- Sewing Settings 94
- Embroidery Settings 94
- Embroidery Settings 2 95
- Embroidery Settings 1 95
- Touch (Screen Sensibility) 96
- 97Setup-Program 97
- Information 98
- 99Setup-Program 99
- Reset to Factory 100
- 101Setup-Program 101
- 102 Balance 102
- Cleaning 103
- Trouble Shooting 104
- Messages on the Screen 105
- 106 Messages 106
- 107Messages 107
- Sewing ideas 108
- Standard Accessories* 110
- Optional Accessories* 111
- 113Connecting the Adapter 113
- 114 Preparing for Embroidery 114
- Hooping the Fabric 115
- Embroidery Stabilizers 116
- Different Stitch Types 118
- Embroidery Threads 119
- Bobbin Threads 119
- Selecting Embroidery Motifs 120
- Starting to Embroider 121
- 122 Starting to Embroider 122
- 123Functions and Displays 123
- 124 Functions and Displays 124
- Edit 1 Screen 125
- Edit 2 Screen 126
- Embroidery Menu 127
- External Functions 128
- 129Embroidery 129
- Positioning Motif 130
- 131Embroidery 131
- Altering Motifs 132
- Change Stitch Properties 133
- 134 Embroidery 134
- Altering the stitch density 135
- Combining Motifs 135
- Creating Motif Combination 136
- Creating Combinations 136
- Alphabets - Lettering 137
- Altering Lettering 138
- Combining Lettering 139
- 140 Alphabets - Lettering 140
- Motif Colors 141
- 142 Adjustments 142
- Saving Motifs 143
- Saving to a BERNINA USB Stick 144
- Overwriting Motifs 145
- Deleting a Saved Motif 146
- Deleting All Saved Motifs 146
- 147Deleting 147
- Tutorial 148
- 149Embroidery Support 149
- 150 Embroidery Support 150
- 152 Messages 152
- 153Messages 153
- Accessories 154
- Embroidery Mega-Hoop 155
- Embroidery Sticks 155
- 156 Accessories 156
- Glossary 157
- 158 Glossary 158
- Stitch Summary 159
- 160 Stitch Summary 160
- Quilt Stitches 161
- Alphabets 161
- 162 Stitch Summary 162
- 175Index 165
- 176 Index 166
- 06/01 EN 031 508 50 04 167
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