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You

are

now

the

owner

of a

new

zigzag

sewing

machine,

the

most

versatile

type

its

kind

you

can

possess.

Buttonholes.

monogramming.

stretch

stitching

overcasting

and

creative

embroidery

are

done

with

ease

and

speed.

aid

you

obtaining the

greatest

performance

from

your

new

WHITE

this

book

its

care

and

use has

been

written

for

you.

Read

the

instructions

carefully

thorough

understanding

your

machine

will

reward

you

with

many

hours

trouble

free,

creative

sewing.

Time-saving

attachments

such

as rufflers.

binders.

edgestitchers,

cording

feet

and

others

complement

the

accessories

furnished

with your

WHITE

are

available

from

the

store

where

you

purchased

your

machine.

WHITE SEWING

MACHINE

COMPANY

Cleveland.

Ohio

44111

WHITE

CONSOLIDATED

INDUSTRIES,

LTD.

Toroiito,

Ontario.

Canada

INDEX

Pages

Accesries24

How

Use 25

Hemmers

Seam

Gauge

Cloth

Guide

Quilting Guide

Attachments

Adjustable

Cord

and

Zipper

Foot

Attachment

Foot

Binder

Edgestitcher

Hemmers

39-40

Ruffler

Blind

Stitching

Bobbin

Placing

Shuttle

Threading

Winding

Buttonhoies

Buttons

Sew-On

Stretch

sttching

C.ha

rts

Pages

Stitch

Length

Trouble

31-32-33

Darning

and

Mending

Embroidery

Creative

Hoop

Features

and

Ports

(Front

View)

(Back View)

Installation-Head

Cabinet

Head

Portable Case

Maintenance

and

Core

Cleaning

and Oiling

the

Shuttle”29

Needle

Setting

Pressure

and Feeding

Fabric

Thin

and

Light

weight Fabrics

Reverse

Sewing

Preparation

Sewing

Tips

45-46

Straight

Stitching

Tension

Adjustment

Threading-Upper

Needle-Thrad-Fabric-Stitching

FEATURES

AND

PARTS

(Front

View)

Thread

Take-up

Lever

Pressure

Release

Arm

Thread Guides

Bobbin

Winding

Pattern

Selection

Manual

Patterns

Stretch

Patterns

Zjgzag

Stitch

Width

Lock

Zigzag

Stitch

Width

Dial

10.

Zigzag

Control

Dial

11.

Buttonhole

Control

Lever

12.

Bobbin

Winder

13.

Hand

Wheel

14.

Clu:h

15.

Stretch

Stitch

Control

16.

Stitch

Length

Control

17.

Push

Button

Reverse

18.

Drop

Feed

Control

Knob

19.

Needle

Plate

20.

Presser

Foot

21.

Cover

Plate

22.

Presser

Foot Thumb

Screw

23.

Needle

Clamp

24.

Tension

Regulator

25.

Thread bar

and

face

latch

26.

Sew

Lite

Switch

Fig.

FEATURES

AND

PARTS

(Bock

View)

Bobbin

Winder

Tension

27.

Presser

Bar

lifter

28.

Thread

Cutter

29.

Feed

30.

Head

Hinge

Mounting

Holes

31.

Spool

Pins

Fig.

NEEDLE-THREAD-FABRIC-STITCHING

GUIDE

Needle

No.

Machine

Stitches

Per

Inch

Cotton

Mercerized

Thread

Silk

Nylon

Extremely

heavy

tarpaulin,

sacking,

to to

Heavy

Duty

canvas,

duck,

etc.

Heavy

upholstery

fabric,

ticking,

(18)

i-leavy Duty

denim,

leatherette

Medium

heavy

drapery

fabrc,

velveteen,

(16)

Heavy

Duty

suiting,_felt,

terry,

etc.

—

Medium

broadcloth,

percale,

gingham,

linen,

(14)

to to

chintz,

taffeta,

sheer

wool,

shantung,

etc.

•

Sheer

voile

lawn

dimity,

crepe,

erc

men

Piastic

turn

plastic

rum

etc.

Very

sheer

chiffon,

100

batiste,

lace,

organdy,

ninon,

net,

morquisett,

etc.

150

Fabric

Fig.

WINDING

THE

BOBBIN

Disengage

the

hand

wheel

(i.

Fig.

from

the

stitching

mechanism

turning

the

clutch

(2,

Fig.

toward

you

counter

clockwise. Place

spooi

thread

one

the

spooi

pins

a.,d

lead

thread

though

the

arm

thread

guide

(3,

Fig.

Run

end

thread

through

hole

the

bobbin

edge

and

place

bobbin

spindle

bobbin

winder

(4,

Fig.

fitting

the

notch

bobbin

over

small

spindle.

Push

bobbin

winder

(5,

Fig.

the

right,

and

hold

thread

end loosely

then

start

machine

slowly.

Bobbin

will

stop

winding

when

filled.

Turn

clutch

away

from

you

until

sewing

mechanism

again

engaged

that

needle

moves

when

you

turn

the

hand

wheel.

Break

off

loose

thread

end

used

start

the

winding.

f’

Fig.

SETTING

THE

NEEDLE

See

Fig. 6.

Raise

the

needle

bar

its

highest

f:ce

point,

turning

wheel

toward

you

hand,

shank

—/

Then

loosen

the

needle

clamp

screw

and

the

needle

can

inserted

into

clamp

Place

needle

(flat

side

right)

the

needle

clamp

and

push

upward as

far

will

into

the

needle

clamp

hole,

tightening

the

needle

clamp

screw

securely

with

screw

driver.

After

changing

the

needle

make

one

corn

plete

revolution

the

balance

wheel

hand

Fg.

sure

the

needle

the

correct

position.

THREADING

THE BOBBIN

CASE

Step

(illustrated

Fig.

8).

Hold

bobbin

case

between

thumb

and

forefinger

left

hand,

that

the

slot

the

edge

the bobbin

case

top.

Take the

bobbin

between

thumb

and

forefinger

right

hand

that

the

thread

top

leads

from

left

right.

Step

Insert bobbin

into

bobbin

case,

pull

the

thread

into

the

slot

the

bobbin

case

shown

Fig.

and

draw

under

tension

spring

and

into

the

fork-shaped

opening

the

spring

shown

Fig.

10.

Fig.

PLACING

BOBBIN

CASE

SHUTTLE

Raise

needle

bar

highest

position,

and

slide

cover

plate

the left.

Hold

the bobbin

case latch,

(D,

Fig.

11)

between

the

thumb

and

forefinger

the

left

hand,

with

least

three

inches

thread

running

from

the

top

the

bobbin

case

the

right.

Insert

and

center

the

bobbin

case

the

stud

the

shuttle

body,

(C).

sure

the

bobbin

case

finger,

(E),

opposite

the

shuttle

race

notch

(A)

Press

the

bobbin

case

(B)

into

the

shuttle as

far

as possible

until

latch

catches

the

center

post

the

shuttle.

THEN

release

the

bobbin

case

latch,

(D).

Press

bobbin

case

again

after

latch

has

been

released

make

sure

the

bobbin

case

locked

securely

place.

the

cover

plate.

rENSION

Fig.

UPPER

THREADING

Turn

the

hand

wheel

toward

you

raise

the

take-up

lever

its

highest

positIon.

Place

spool

thread

the

spool

pin.

Lead

the

thread

through

the

upper

arm

thread

guides.

Down

and

between

the

tension

discs,

from

right

left.

Draw

the

thread

through

the

check

spring

and

with

slight

tug

into

the

hook,

(See insert,

Fig.

12)

and

through

the

eye

the

take-up

lever

from

right

left.

Lead

thread

down

through

thread

guide

and

behind the

face

plate

guides and then

through

the

needle bar

guide

from

the

back.

Thread

needle

FROM

LEFT

RIGHT,

drawing

through

about

inches.

Hold

the end

the

upper thread

loosely

and

turn

the

hand

wheel

toward

you

until

the

needle

goes

all

the

way

down

and

comes

back

up.

loop (Fig.

13)

will

formed

over

the

upper

thread

which

then

can

pulled

out

straight. Place

both

thread

ends

under

the

slot

the

presser

foot

and

draw toward

the

back

the

machine,

leav

ing

both

threads

three

or four

inches

long.

CHECK

SPRING

THREAD

GUIDES

Fig.

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