Standard Rotary Shuttle — User manual

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                   PELLING.
        Attach  the " Hemmer and Feller" to the machine in plan: of the pm loot.         Hamming and Sewing on Lace at one Operation.
   Sun the seam to he  felled with the " Banner and Feller" nu. whirl: will serve in
                                                                                                       Attach the “Hemmer and Feller“ and hem as described on page 0.  When one   oboe of the regular preset: foot.   Place the two pieces at materiil  tu he sewed, lo4                                                                                                         or twn ntltchu are made in the hem, raise the preset  ha.- and needle. pass the edge    gethex. with the edge of the under piece projecting one-fourth inch hey-"1d the upper
                                                                                                  of the lane into thc slot of the Hemmer through which the needle descends. and dnw    piece.  Se- 1: near the apt-er edge“ the safety o‘ the team  will  admit  until mg                                                                                                       the end undvr the needle:  let down the Henna: and begin sewing, holding the good-            it complete; then lay the mad; outflnt. wrong std: up:  fuld down the edge. to m                                                       9 shown in the above figure.    the left and place the wide edge in the Hemmer and proceed the time u in ordinary
   humming.   In sewing the atom! seam to n fell the Gut team should pun do“ to the
    right hand edge of the opening of the Hem-let.



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                                            MAKING WIDE HEM WITH “ms-um AND            WIDE HEMMING.
     The wide Hemmer; belong with the regular set of ntuchmenu, and  are used for                            FELLER.”
  wide hemming and on heavy goods.  Atmh  in  place of pram: fun" at in fig.  12.                            I! l  wider hem than can be made with any of the Hemmer:  is desired. proceed
  Fold the goods (by hand] the width of heat required. turning one  fulrl only. adding                      as follows:
  about oneAeighth uf an inch. which  will be turned under by the Hemmer; introduce                    Adjufl the " ll--mmer and Feller " u datrihed on page 9.
  the edge of the cloth  the me u  for a “now hem. and proceed in the some way.                        Fold the cloth the width of the hem and place the fold to the right o‘tbe needle
  holding the goods in the right hand.                                                                   so tlnt the edge u! the folded part will easily enter the scroll of  the “Hemmer and
                                                                                                              Feller."   l'roceed u in ordinary arrow beaming.  taking me  to keep  the  fold
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