Need singer buttonholer sims4634 instructions

Lolalexander

• 3 Answers
• Posted on Oct 28, 2008

SOURCE: Buttonhole instructions needed for Singer 7422 Advance

These are the exact instructions from the Manual. 1. Select one of buttonhole patterns.
2. Replace the presser foot with the buttonhole foot. (Install presser foot with little red mark towards the front)
3. Insert the button into the buttonhole foot. (the part located in the back crescent shaped)
4. Lower the buttonhole lever (to the left of the needle) so that it drops down vertically between the stoppers A and B.
5. Carefully mark the position of buttonhole on your garment.
6. Place the fabric under the foot. Pull out the bobbin thread underneath the fabric to a length of about 4 inches to the rear.
7. Align the buttonhole mark on the fabric with the mark on the buttonhole foot, and then lower the buttonhole foot.
8. While holding the top thread, start the machine.
*Sewing will be completed automatically.
9. When sewing is finished, use a buttonhole opener to open up the frabric in the center of the buttonhole. Be careful not to cut anyt of the seam thread.
I hope this helps.

SOURCE: buttonholer on Singer 2639 sewing straight ahead

Also make sure that you pulled the buttonholer lever down and pushed it back (it's on the left side of the presser foot) ... the machine won't make the forward and backward motions to form the buttonhole without it.

SOURCE: SINGER 7422 28 STITCH 2 BUTTONHOLE INSTRUCTION MANUAL

http://www.singerco.com/accessories/manuals.html

SOURCE: I have a Singer 2662 sewing machine. The

This website should help: http://www.singerco.com/resources/buttonhole.html

Tally Girl

• 1134 Answers
• Posted on Nov 02, 2011

SOURCE: My Singer 2950 buttonhol-er stitches only one side

Have you pulled down the buttonhole trigger lever at the back of the sewing area? most modern machines have one of these - when you use it with the button hole foot, you'll see the foot has a little piece that sticks out and triggers the lever to begin stitching the reverse bead and bar tack of the buttonhole.

Testimonial: "Thank you so much! I actually found out (quite by mistake) exactly what you have shared--on this site. What a helpful site. The lever had not been pulled down all the way. It seems to have two "stops" and when I pulled it all the way down to the second stop, all was well. Thank you again!"