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SEWING A BROKEN SEAM
1. Set the stitch control knob to the
desired stitch length. For most
sewing, the “long stitch” setting is
acceptable.
Turn hand wheel toward you to
raise the needle to the highest
position.
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2. Lift presser foot using presser bar
lifter. Make sure that both needle
(top) thread and bobbin (lower)
thread are pulled straight back
behind needle about 4”.
3. Position area to be sewed under
presser foot. Turn the hand
wheel toward you to lower the
needle into existing stitches in
fabric. Lower presser foot.
4. Step on foot pedal and the
machine will start to sew the
broken seam. Continue until new
stitches are about an inch past
the area to be sewed and then
step off the foot pedal.
5. Raise presser foot using presser
bar lifter and pull fabric straight
back. Cut both threads about 4”
from the edge of the fabric.
NOTE: If it is difficult to pull thread
toward back without noticeably
bending the needle, a slight
backward and forward movement
of the hand wheel will make it
easier to remove the fabric.