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Corded Buttonhoie
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• To sew......................................................................41
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Tacking..........................................................................42
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Eyelet.............................................................................43
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SECTION V. SATIN, DECORATIVE STITCHES AND
MONOGRAMMING
Key Functions
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One Cycle Pattern Sewing
Example: pattern 28, L.S
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Elongation Sewing
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Programming Pattern Combination
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Programming Pattern Combination with Mirror Image
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Programming French Knot
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Combination of Satin Stitch and Decorative Stitch
Example: pattern 28, 70................................................48
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To Sew from the Beginning of a Combination Pattern with
Beginning Key
Example: pattern 30......................................................49
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Twin Needle Sewing
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Individual Pattern Adjustment
Exam pie: patterns 28, 30 and 32
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Editing Programmed Patterns.......................................50
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To delete pattern 30 from the combination with patterns
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Program Check.............................................................51
• Example:
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• Assigning a file name................................................52
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MONOGRAMMING.................................................54-55
Programming a Monogram
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Editing a Monogram
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inserting a Letter (Character)
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SECTION VI. EMBROIDERY
Getting Ready to Sew Embroidery...............................56
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• Instruction for Template...........................................56
Stabilizer.......................................................................57
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• Tear-away Stabilizer................................................57
• Iron-on Stabilizer
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• Water Soluble Stabilizer
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• Sticky Stabilizer
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Adhesive (iron-on) Stabilizer
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To Attach the Stabilizer
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To Set the Fabric in the Embroidery Hoop
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To Attach the Embroidery Hoop to the Machine
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To Attach Embroidery Foot P
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Thread Holder...............................................................59
Built-in Embroidery Designs............
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Pattern Selection Window
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Embroidery Mode Set..................................................61
Embroidery Screen
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Starting to Sew Embroidery
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Sewing Results.............................................................64
Monogram Embroidery
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Monogram Selection Screen...........
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Example: 2-Letters with a crest....................................67
Example: 2-Letters without a crest...............................67
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ATA PC Card................................................................68
• To insert the ATA PC card.......................................68
• To eject the ATA PC card
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Selecting the Card Designs..........................................68
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• Connecting Reader/writer 19000
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Pattern Selection Screen
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Pattern Selection Windows in the Edit Mode
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Selecting the Pattern on the Edit Screen
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Moving the Selected Design
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Cancel Key...................................................................71
Resizing the Selected Pattern.........
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Flipping the Selected Pattern
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Rotating the Selected Pattern......................................71
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Changing the Fabric and Thread Colors
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- Embroidery/Sewing Machine 1
- Owner’s Manual 1
- Model 385.19010200 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- PROTECTION AGREEMENTS 3
- Machine Specifications 4
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 5
- SECTION I. NAME OF PARTS 8
- X Bobbin 9
- X No. 11 needle (ORANGE) 9
- X No. 14 needle (RED) 9
- X No. 16 needle (PURPLE) 9
- (T) Power supply plug 10
- ,6 and 7:1 -i- - ' 11
- Foot Control 12
- Pressure Dial 12
- Extension Table 13
- Presser Foot Lifter 13
- (T) Thread cutter 14
- CD to the 15
- Presser Foot Types 16
- Selecting Needle and Fabric 18
- (T) Spool pin 19
- (D Spool pin felt 19
- CD Upper thread guide 20
- (D Bobbin winder spindle 20
- (2) on the front side of 21
- Visual Touch Screen 24
- Mode Selection Keys 24
- (T) Name of stitch 25
- (D Buttonhole stitches 25
- (I) Embroidery set mode 26
- (T) English 27
- (T) Stitch pattern: 28
- (D or sewing across a hem 29
- (D Needle clamp screw 30
- (D To ioosen tension 32
- (D To tighten tension 32
- 2) Needle thread tension 33
- (D Stitch pattern: 10 34
- . Sew in reverse 35
- Zipper teeth 35
- Zipper tape 35
- Zigzag Stitch 36
- '+] and keys 37
- 6) Pressure dial 3 39
- (T) Stitch pattern: 9 40
- SECTION IV. BUTTONHOLE 42
- 2) Round end BH 42
- (D down as far as it will go 43
- CD Step 1: 44
- CD Spur 46
- (T) 9/16" (1.5 cm) 48
- (D Reverse button 48
- Decorative 50
- Ili m iiÉ mii im ìm 50
- ' ■ Adjust 51
- (D Presserfoot F: 54
- ! Hemstitch 55
- Individual Pattern Adjustment 56
- Editing Programmed Patterns 56
- Saving and Opening a Fiie 58
- I ft I 59
- '9' 60
- -’■ Z ■ i ■ >0 60
- I R &B 61
- SECTION VI. EMBROIDERY 62
- (T) Wrong side of fabric 63
- (8 spots) 64
- (D Carriage holes 65
- (D Card Reader/Writer 19000 66
- Embroidery Mode Set 67
- (T) J og keys 68
- (T) Jog keys 68
- (D Centerlines 68
- IliftEIiSHliiE 69
- Sewing Resuits 70
- Monogram Embroidery 71
- Monogram Selection Screen 71
- 2-letter Monogram 73
- ATA PC Card 74
- Selecting the Card Designs 74
- (D Pattern selection key 75
- (T) Embroidery mode key 76
- Cancel Key 77
- A-2 ^ Edit II 77
- Resizing the Seiected Pattern 77
- Flipping the Selected Pattern 77
- (D Vertical arrow keys 78
- (D Big arrow key 79
- 4 1" i' 81
- Sewing Results 82
- (Blank page) 83
- Replacing the Light Bulbs 84
- (D Hook race 85
- \ \ \ \ O 86
- STITCH/DESIGN CHART 87
- Troubleshooting 88
- (i -800-469-4663) 90
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