Singer Golden Touch & Sew 750 Instructions Manual

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Contents
Getting to Know Your Machine
Principal Parts and What They Do
Accessories
Getting Ready to Sew
Preliminary Steps
Connecting Machine
Operating Machine and Controller
Threading the Machine
Threading the Needle
Threading Needle with Built-In Threader
Needle Threader in Storage Position
Lowering Needle Threader
Drawing Thread through Needle Eye
Winding the Bobbin
Preparation Steps
Winding Steps
How to Start Sewing
To Start at Fabric Edge
To Start Away from Fabric Edge
Changing the Bobbin
Removing the Bobbin
Replacing an Empty Bobbin
Removing Thread from Bobbin
Replacing a Wound Bobbin
Raising the Bobbin Thread
Adjusting Machine to Your Fabric
Choosing Needle and Thread
Choosing Accessories
Presser Foot
Changing the Needles
Presser Foot for Special Sewing Needs
Straight Stitch Foot
Special Purpose Foot
Changing Presser Feet
Snap-On Presser Feet
One-Piece Presser Feet
Throat Plates
Changing Throat Plate
Adjusting Dials
Regulating Needle-Thread Tension
Regulating Pressure
Setting Stitch Length
Adjusting Stitch Balance for Stretch Stitching
Tips on Straight Stitching
Sewing a Seam
Pin Basting
Placing Fabric
Keeping Seams Straight
Turning Square Corners
Curved Seams
Reinforcing End of Seam
All about Zig-Zag Stitching
How Patterns Are Produced
Built-In Zig-Zag Discs
Setting Pattern Dial
Adjusting Stitch Placement
Adjusting Width of Design
Adjusting Needle-Thread Tension
Adjusting Stitch Length
To Find Beginning of Pattern Unit
Satin Stitching
Dial Settings
Adjusting Thread Tension
Fashion Discs
Changing Fashion and Flexi-Stitch Discs
Starting at Beginning of Pattern Unit
Flexi-Stitch Discs
Flexi-Stitch Disc Patterns
Adjusting Stitch Balance
Combination Patterns
Combination Pattern Chart
Twin-Needle Stitching
Preparation
Straight Stitching with a Twin Needle
Built-In and Fashion Disc Stitching with a Twin Needle
Flexi-Stitch Disc Stitching with a Twin Needle
Decorative Twin-Needle Stitching
Turning a Square Corner
Temporary Stitching
Speed Basting
Dial Settings and Accessories
Chainstitching
Sewing a Chainstitch Seam
Starting and Chaining off
Releasing the Chain from the Machine
Ending the Stitching in the Fabric
Removing the Stitching
Removing the Chainstitch Accessories
Buttons
Forming a Thread Shank
Attaching a Button
Buttonholes
Buttonhole Position
Buttonhole Length
Buttonhole Interfacing
Test Sample
Cutting Button Opening
Round-End Buttonholes
Buttonhole Stitch Width
Bar-Tack Buttonholes
Corded Bar-Tack Buttonholes
Free-Motion Stitching
Flower Embroidery
Sewing the Professional Way
Construction Details
Zippers
Adjusting the Zipper Foot
Regular Darts
Continuous-Thread Darts
Inside Seams of Sheer Collars, Facings and Cuffs
Darts in Interfacing
Blindstitch Hems
Corded Seams
Making the Welting
Stitching Welding into Seam
Seams in Fabrics that Ravel
Method #1 - Trimmed Seam Finish
Method #2 - Overedged Seam Finish
Sewing Knit and Stretch Fabric
Stretch Stitch Chart
Guiding and Supporting Fabric
Overedged Seams
Mock Overedging
Finishes for Hems and Facings
Plain Stretch Seams
Lingerie Seams
Decorative Touches
Paris Point Hemstitching
Turkish Hemstitching
Top Stitching
Picot Edges
Shell Edging
Scalloping
Applique
Method #1 - Trimming after Stitching
Method #2 - Stitching after Trimming
Corded Applique
Hemstitched Applique
Monogram in Plain Zig-Zag and Ball Stitch
Line Monogram in Straight Stretch Stitch
Diamond Motif
Arrowheads in Star Motif
Fagoting
Patchwork Quilting
Drawn-Thread Work
Smocking
Keeping up Appearances
Mending a Tear
Replacing Elastic
Repairing Seams
Repairing Stretch Garments
Bar Tacks
Darning Without Embroidery Hoop
Darning with Embroidery Hoop
Blanket Binding
Growth and Shrinkage Tucks
Belt Carriers and Stay Chains
Caring for Your Sewing Machine
Cleaning the Machine
Top of Machine
Bottom of Machine
Removing Covers, Bobbin Case, and Bulb
Removing and Replacing Top Cover
Removing and Replacing Bottom Cover
Removing and Replacing Carrying Case Base
Removing the Bobbin Case
Replacing the Bobbin Case
Changing the Light Bulb
Replacing the Slide Plate
Performance Checklist
If Thread Breaks
Fashion Aids
Special Accessories for Special Jobs
Index
Guarantee

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1 Getting to Know Your Machine
2 Threading the Machine
3 Winding the Bobbin
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Millye

February 22, 2025

What is the weight of the Singer Golden Touch and Sew deluxe zig zag sewing machine model 750?

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Mr. Anderson

February 22, 2025

The weight of the Singer Golden Touch & Sew 750 sewing machine is approximately 32 pounds (14.5 kg).

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