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Insert the twin needle in the same way as a single needle (see Page
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Pull the spool holder () up out of the machine until it audibly clicks
into place.
Place two spools of thread of the same weight on the spool holders.
Now feed the thread of the front spool up to the thread guide () as
described in section ".. Threading the upper thread" on page .
As shown in the adjacent diagram, there is an eyelet (B) on the thread
guide for the thread on twin needles, pass the thread through here.
Now proceed as described for the single thread and thread the thread
into the right needle ().
Feed the thread of the rear spool holder as described in section "..
Threading the upper thread" on page and end in the left needle.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
When sewing a corner with the twin needle, it may bend or break.
Always lift the needle out of the fabric.
10.17. Sewing with the free arm
The free arm enables you to sew tube-shaped pieces more easily. This func-
tion is very useful when sewing sleeves and trouser legs, for example.
You can easily turn your sewing machine into a free-arm machine by re-
moving the extension table and accessories box () from the sewing ma-
chine.
The free arm is particularly useful for the following work:
• Repairing elbows and knees in garments.
• Sewing sleeves, especially in smaller garments
• Appliqué, embroidery or hemming edges, cuffs or trouser legs.
• Sewing elasticated waistbands on skirts or trousers.
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