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Darning, underclothes, household, linen, Stockings

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Darning underclothes, household linen, etc. Now fill out the intermediate spaces in the darn with a few more covering runs, which should not be made, Darning underclothes or linen is child's play on the Bernina, thanks to the patented hopper darning foot. however, beyond the border of the original hole (Fig. c). Begin to stretch threads from side to side, as a shown in Fig. a. Make these thread rows paral- lel and as close as pos- sible. Do not let them go too far beyond the bor- der of the damaged area, but only as far as it will be necessary to give them a firm hold. It is advi- sable to make these thread rows of different length, so as to prevent the material from tearing at the limit of the darn. Fig. 16 Then, begin to cover the side-to-side thread rows from front to back and in reverse. Sew the first covering seams a little beyond the limit of the side-to-side thread rows (Fig. b), so as to form a regular and firm darn. Make these covering seams parallel and as close as possible. Fig. 17 Darning Stockings Darning stockings with the patented Bernina darning apparatus is particulary easy and convenient. Lay the complete darning apparatus on the open arm and introduce bolt 34 into the guide hole. Lift the inner ring of the darning apparatus out of the outer ring 36 24 25

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a
Fig.
16
24
Darning
underclothes,
household
linen,
etc.
Darning
underclothes
or
linen
is
child's
play
on
the
Bernina,
thanks
to
the
patented
hopper
darn-
ing
foot.
Begin
to
stretch
threads
from
side
to
side,
as
shown
in
Fig.
a.
Make
these
thread
rows
paral-
lel
and
as
close
as
pos-
sible.
Do
not
let
them
go
too
far
beyond
the
bor-
der
of
the
damaged
area,
but
only
as
far
as
it
will
be
necessary
to
give
them
a
firm
hold.
It
is
advi-
sable
to
make
these
thread
rows
of
different
length,
so
as
to
prevent
the
material
from
tearing
at
the
limit
of
the
darn.
Then,
begin
to
cover
the
side
-to
-side
thread
rows
from
front
to
back
and
in
reverse.
Sew
the
first
covering
seams
a
little
beyond
the
limit
of
the
side
-to
-side
thread
rows
(Fig.
b),
so
as
to
form
a
regular
and
firm
darn.
Make
these
covering
seams
parallel
and
as
close
as
possible.
Now
fill
out
the
intermediate
spaces
in
the
darn
with
a
few
more
covering
runs,
which
should
not
be
made,
however,
beyond
the
border
of
the
original
hole
(Fig.
c).
Fig.
17
Darning
Stockings
Darning
stockings
with
the
patented
Bernina
darning
apparatus
is
particulary
easy
and
convenient.
Lay
the
complete
darning
apparatus
on
the
open
arm
and
introduce
bolt
34
into
the
guide
hole.
Lift
the
inner
ring
of
the
darning
apparatus
out
of
the
outer
ring
36
25