Husqvarna Viking Designer 2 Manual
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Care of your Quilt Designer II 71 Bobbin alarm does not work? • Clean lint from bobbin area. • Use only authentic Husqvarna green style bobbins. Bobbin winds irregularly? • Check threading for bobbin winding. Thread cutter does not cut? • Remove stitch plate and clean lint from bob bin area. • Go to SET and set the thread cut ter on auto. Wrong stitch, irregular or narrow stitches? • Cancel twin needle safety. • Turn machine off and on to reset. • Change needle, rethread top and bobbin. • Use stabilizer. Presser foot will not go down? • Turn the machine off and on. • Put bobbin winder spindle up into sewing position. • Sensor Foot lift on auto in SET Menu. Machine sews slowly? • Check speed • Remove stitch plate and brush lint from bobbin and teeth area. • Have machine serviced at your dealer. Machine will not sew? • Put bobbin winder spindle up into sewing position. • Insert a Stitch d-Card. • Check plugs are all the way into machine. • Check wall plug and power to wall plug.Touch Screen is dark or light? • Change screen contrast in SET Menu. Functions on the Touch Screen are not activated when touched? • Calibrate the Touch Screen, page 22. Have your Quilt Designer II serviced regularly by your Husqvarna Viking dealer! If you have followed this trouble shooting in for ma tion and still are having sewing problems, take the machine to your dealer. If there is a spe cifi c prob lem, it is a gre at help to test sew with your thread on a scrap of your sewing fabric. A sew ing sample will often give much bet ter in for ma tion than words. Non-Original Parts and Accessories The Quilt Designer II warranty does not cover any defect or dam age caused by use of non-original ac ces so ries or parts. Internet Update! All information in this Husqvarna Viking Quilt Designer II User’s Guide is current at the time of printing. We constantly receive feedback from Quilt Designer II owners and dealers. This information is used to produce program updates. Those updates are available to you via the Internet. Be sure to regularly consult the web site at www.husqvarnaviking.com and/or your local Husqvarna Viking dealer for updates and upgrades to your Quilt Designer II and User’s Guide.
74Optional Stitch d-Cards / Embroidery Theme Crazy Quilt Stitches, E2 Intricate crazy patch stitches were traditionally sewn by hand. Stitch d-Card E 2 features an array of hand look stitches created by quilters for quilters. Sew beautiful variations of feather stitches, cross stitch, embellished scallops, and more; plus an ex tra wide stippling/meandering stitch. Heirloom Stitches, D 1 and D2 The heirloom sewing technique gives you a feeling of tradition, romance and times long past. There are 40 different Heirloom Stitches avail a ble (two Stitch d-Cards with 20 stitches each). On Stitch d-Card D 1 you fi nd cross stitches, hemstitches and entredeux stitches. Use a wing needle to sew these stitches, for a beautiful and lacy effect. Stitch d-Card D 2 features smocking stitches that are sewn over fabric that has been pleated or gathered. The fi nished result immitates the hand smocking technique. There are also dec o ra tive stitch es and a but ton hole perfect for Heir loom sew ing. Optional Stitch d-Cards Buttonhole Stitches B1 On Stitch d-Card B1, Buttonholes you fi nd buttonholes and eyelets in different styles plus button sewing. There is also a bartack stitch that is used to secure elastic ends, drapery pleats, belt loops and pocket cor ners. The bartack stitch gives the garment a ready- to-wear look. With the darning stitch you can save a garment by darning a small hole or tear before it becomes too large. Pictogram Stitches, C 1 Stitch d-Card C1, Pictogram has all the stitches you need to sew an unlimited number of pictogram combinations. Program the stitches and sew the most beautiful decorations on clothing, linen and more.
75 Optional Stitch d-Cards / Embroidery Theme Children Stitches, G1 Stitch d-Card G1 contains 24 stitches specially de signed for children. Use the stitches to program cute combinations, sew doll faces, or rows of fun stitches. Scallop Stitches, H 1 On Stitch d-Card H1, you fi nd 27 different Scallop Stitch es. The stitches can be sewn with a width of up to 25 mm. The Scallop stitches are perfect for a satin edge on collars, ta ble cloths, and linens. Omnimotion Stitches, K 1 and K2 The Omnimotion stitches on Stitch d-Card K1 and K2 can be sewn with a width of 35 mm. The 38 different stitches can be combined with each other in the PROG mode. The stitch es are beautiful to use when decorating clothes and linen. Decorative Stitches, L1 With the decorative stitches on Stitch d-Card L1 you can create the most beautiful stitch combinations to em bel lish your creations. Use the sitches for other types of decorations, such as sewing over yarn. Crafting Stitches, M1 Use the crafting stitches on Stitch d-Card M1 to make unique embroideries and programmed sequences. There are several crafting stitches that sew up to nine mm wide.
76Optional Stitch d-Cards / Embroidery Theme 8-and 4-Way stitches, T1 Find 4- and 8-Way stitches on Stitch d-Card T1. With the stitches on this card, you can sew in different directions without turning the fab ric. These stitches are perfect when you use the free arm, to mend trousers or appliqué small garments. In ADJUST the stitch length, and/or stitch width changes the sewing direction. You can sew in any direction! Outline Block Alphabet, P 1, Script Alphabet, R 1 Use the outline Block Alphabet and/or the Script Alphabet to make your sewing even more personal. Use the letters and num bers to mark, for example clothes, towels and quilts. The MENU button on the Stitch d-Card is used to step between the three menus; upper case letters, lower case letters and numbers/special char ac ters. Optional Embroidery Theme Down through the ages, people all over the world have enjoyed stitch ing embroidery de signs to per son al ize and embellish cloth ing, table linens and special heirlooms. Ear ly embroideries were stitched by hand. With the Embroidery Theme, your Husqvarna Viking Quilt De sign er II embroiders your designs effortlessly. The theme in cludes an embroidery unit, em broi dery hoops in different sizes, two Em broi dery d-Cards, an em broi dery booklet show ing the designs in their ac tu al size and lots of other accessories. Once you have begun embroidering, you will nev er stop. With the extensive options for Husqvarna Viking Embroidery Software programs, you can cre ate and develop your designs with out limitaitons. Note: All optional Stitch d-Cards and the Embroidery Theme are sold separately!
Index 78 Accessory Tray 7 Adjust Menu 23 Adjust stitches 62-63 Appliqué 60 Balance 20 Baste - Sewing Advisor 33 Belt loops 35 Blind hem - Sewing Advisor 34 Block Letters Stitch d-Card 17, 61 Bobbin placing in the machine 11 winding 11 Bridging Stitch 61 Built-in memory 64 Buttonhole 36, 44 balance 45 corded 45 cutting 44 density 45 Rule 36 Sensor Foot 36 Sewing Advisor 36 step by step 44 Button, sewing on - Sewing Advisor 37 Care of your Quilt Designer II 67-71 Changing Stitch d-Card 17 light bulbs 68 needle 16 presser foot 15 Cleaning 69 Clearance plate 23, 35, 37 Connecting the foot control 6 the machine 6 Corded buttonhole 45 Cutting buttonhole 44 Darning 43 d-Card change 17 insert 17 Embroidery d-Card 17 Personal d-Card 17 Stitch d-Card 17 Decorative Sewing 57-66 Elongation 23, 63 Embellishment 59Fabric selection 19 Fashion stitches 17, 62-66 Fault-fi nding 70-71 Feed teeth, lowering 13 Finish the sewing 25 FIX 12, 21, 62 Foot control 5, 6 Free motion sewing 21, 58-59 embellishment 59 jewelry 59 stitches 21, 58 FUNC 18 Function FUNC 18 NORM 18 PROG 18, 64-66 REP 18, 64-66 Function buttons 12 Gathering 33, 38 Hand-look quilting 49 Help menu 18, 23 Hem - Sewing Advisor 35 Interchangeable Stitch d-Cards 17 Jewelry 59 Knit fabric 28 Language 22 Leather 29 Lettering 61, 64-66 Lightning Stitch 38 Log Cabin Quilt 51 Lowering the feed teeth 13 Memory 64 Mending Stitches 43 Menu ADJUST 18, 23 HELP 18, 22 SET 18, 20-22 Mirror image 63 Multiple Zigzag Stitches 42 Needle changing 16 defective 16 Needle positions 39 stop up/down 12, 13 Threader 10 Needles 16 NORM 18
Index 79 Optional Stitch d-Cards 73-76 Overcast - Sewing Advisor 31 Overview 4-5 Packing away after sewing 6 Patching and tears 43 Placing the accessories 7 Placing the bobbin in the machine 11 Pop-up menus 24 Presser feet 14 Presser foot, changing 15 Presser foot lift 12 Presser foot pressure 13, 20 PROG 18, 64-66 Programming Fashion Stitches 64-66 Letters and stitches 64-66 Quilting 47 Free motion 50 Hand-look quilting 49 Log Cabin Quilt 51 Piecing quilts 50 Quilt and Appliqué 48 Stippling 50 Reinforced Straight Stitch 41 Remove the stitch plate 69 REP 18, 64-66 Reverse button 12 Safety instructions 2 Save stitches 21, 64 Seam - Sewing Advisor 30 Seam and Overcast - Sewing Advisor 32 Selecting fabric on Sewing Advisor 28 Selecting sewing technique on Sewing Advisor 28 Sensor Buttonhole Foot 15, 36 Sensor foot 12-13 down 12 extra lift 12, 13 lift 12 pivot 12, 13 pressure 13 SET 18, 20-22 Sewing button 37 speed 12 surface 7 zipper 40 Sewing Advisor 18-19, 28-37 Spool holders 8Spool pin Main spool pin 8 Auxiliary spool pin 8 Start/Stop 12 Starting to sew 25 Step by step buttonhole 44 Stitch d-Card 17 Stitch plate 69 Stitch Re-start 12, 62 Stitch table - Stitch d-Card A 1 46 STOP 12, 62, 63 Straight Stitch 30, 38, 39 Stretch Stitch 30, 38 Table of contents 3 Thread 29 Thread cutter 12 tension 20, 26 warning 24 Threading bobbin 11 needle 10 top thread 9 twin needle 10 Touch Screen 4, 18-24 clean 69 contrast 22 Trouble shooting 70-71 Twenty-fi ve needle positions 39 Twin needle threading 10 safety 24 Unpack Quilt Designer II 5 Utility Sewing 38-46 Vinyl 29 Work surface extension 7 Woven fabric 28 Zigzag Stitches 42 Zipper 40
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