2609 Quilting Made Easy with Kothy Hafersat ... - Husqvarna Viking

Let’s Sew:
1. On the Husqvarna Viking Designer SE and
Designer SE Limited Edition, select stitch E1:
14, a serpentine stitch. If your sewing machine
does not have a serpentine stitch, select a
straight stitch.
2. To make sure that whatever stitch you select
can be safely done with the twin needle on your
sewing machine, use the hand wheel to move the
needle threough the stitch.
3. Beginning at the plain selvage edge, line the arm
of the quilt guide up with the cut edge of the
fabric. Reduce machine speed slightly. Begin
sewing, using the quilt guide along the cut edge
to assure a straight line. If available, use the
Start/Stop button instead of the foot control.
4. When you reach the edge of the printed border
at the end, select FIX to tie off. Use the Selective
Thread cutter to cut threads. It pulls the thread
ends to the under side of the fabric!
5. To start the next row of stitching, go back to
the plain selvage edge. Place the arm of the quilt
guide along the fi rst row of stitching.
6. Select “Stitch Restart” on the Designer SE
Limited Edition or Sapphire 870 Quilt. The
stitch pattern will reset to start in exactly the
same place as the fi rst row of stitches.
7. Sew a second row of stitching, using the fi rst
row of stitching as your guide. Stop sewing at
the decorative border and select FIX to tie off
and use the Selective Thread cutter.
8. Continue to sew parallel rows across the width
of the scarf. The fabric will pucker slightly,
adding texture and interest to the scarf.
Rolled Edge:
1. Once you fi nish all the rows of stitching, set the
serger for a narrow three-thread rolled edge. Put
Robison Anton Serger thread in the lower looper
and needle, and use Robison Anton metallic
thread in the upper looper.
2. Serge a narrow rolled edge around all four
edges of the scarf. Use seam sealant on all four
corners.
Wear it for fun and make more for your friends! It is
sure to get compliments!
Lynn did the same thing with fl eece! The resulting scarf
was a great success! She added polka dots with roving,
felted into the fl eece using her Huskystar ER10 Needle
Felting machine. To make the fringe, cut 1/2” wide
strips and pull to “curl” them!
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