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New Home
Model / document
New Home Hand
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User manual
Language
English
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10
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0.8 MB
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Sewing machines
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INSTRUCTIONS

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MANUFACTURED BY

The New Home Sewing Machine Co., |

Main Office and Manutactories,
ORANGE, MASS., U.S.A.

N. Y. City & Export Salesroom, 45 East 17th St,
(Union Square North.)
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   ':  105, Throat Plate, coarse; 150, Oil Can, fi11ed; 154  i.:
 !  Quilter;  66, Six Bobbins, one of which  is  filled ready  =     for use in shuttle  ; 151 Hemmer  and  Feller, Package  I!,,   ~!
  •:  of Assorted  Needles,                                                            I!'
          INSTRUCTIONS                                                          i!   ~
                     FOR USING  THE                                        i      FOOT HEMMER  AND  FELLER,        :!
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                                                                               1:'                                                                        ,,  ~ :    Raise the needle to its highe:st  point  and  raise  the    ;                                                                                   I~ !  presser  foot to its first  lift by kr:-:.:::g t::e  l{:er  to  t:ie Ii
     right.  Loosen the nut A, take  off the presser  foot and   •
    replace with the Hemmer.  Set same to i~s right place    : ~  and  fasten  nut A by  turning  to the  left.  Raise the  1:=    presser  bar by turning  the  presser   foot  lifter  to  the  I:
    right, and pass the edge of the cloth into  the hemmer  '!
    in the manner  shown  in  the  illus!:ration, drawmg   rt   :
   through  the hemmer  as far as the needle hole, in order  !I== that  the feed may at once catch  the  cloth.  Then   let  !
    the hemmer down upon the feed surface,  and  operate    :,,:=    the  machine  as  usual.   Should  the  goods  begin  to  !   run  out  of  the  he~mer,   carry  them  to  the  Right;  !
   should too much run mto the hemmer  carry the goods    :
    to the  Left.   About  one-fourth   of an  inch  in width  !
    is  as much  of the  goods as  is  usually  required   to   :
   form  a  perfect  hem.    If  the  stitch  takes  the hem    ~l
!= Right.too far fromIf, onthetheedge,contrary,turn thethe hemmerstitch  doesa littlenottocatchthe    :,:  the edge of the hem, turn the hemmer  a   little  to  the    :
    left.                                                                                           ~I
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