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SYNTHETICS
Your KENMORE will sew all the now fabrics of synthetic fiber, such as nylon,
•Orlon, _*Daoron. rayon, acetate blends of these, and combinations of
synthetic and natural fibers When stitching a f_bric of blended or combined
fibers, handle it as you would a material of the fiber present in the largest
percentage For exampie, a fabric woven of 60¢.;- Orion and 40£6 silk should
be handled as one made entirely of Orlon
When stitching a fabric that is over 50_-3 synthetic tiber remember:
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Select patterns of the loose fitting type with cap or kimono sleeves.
because most synthetic fiber fabrics cannot be eased with steam press-
ing and are not absorbent
Use a synthetic thread
Use a fine needle as recommended in chart on page 5
Wind the bobbin in the usual way, but do not pass thread between
tension discs Guide thread by hand for a smoothly wound bobbin
Choose the stitch leng_b that gives the most satisfactory seam
Check thread tensions by sewing on a double thickness of the fabric Io
be used Usually the upper thread tension must be loosened
Sometimes both bobbin and upper thread tensions must be Ioosenad
(page 12 13)
SEWING ON PLASTIC FILMS
Sot the machine with normal thread tensions and a fargo size stitch Use
a fine needle and mercerized thread Hold plastic pieces together with
cellophane tape or paper clips rather than pins Sew corners slightly rounded
rather than square
*Trademark for Dopant s Acrylic fiber _*Tradernark for Dopant s potyeste_
fiber