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Basic Zigzag
Set the Machine
Stitch width
control 1 to 5
Y
Top tnread tension
control
3 to 8
Stitch length
control red
zone
2
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Stretch Stitch
A: Zigzag foot
The Stitch
and Its Uses
The
zigzag
stitch
is one of the most
common
and most versatile
stitches
on
your
machine.
It can be a utility
stitch
for sewing
buttons,
buttonholes,
hem-
ming,
overcasting,
mending
and darn-
ing.
It can
also be used to decorate
with
trims,
appliques
and cut-out
work
or as a decorative
stitch.
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Here's
How
There
are many
ways to sew a zigzag
stitch.
Consult
the
specific
variations
for
detailed
directions.
Satin Stitch
page 3_7,
Applique
Work page 3_88,
Bar Tacking
page 3__88,
Monogramming
page 3__66,
Embroidery
page 3__99,
Button
Sewing
page 4___00,
Overcasting
page 41.
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Monogramming
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Stitch width
o
s
Top
thread
tension
control
2 to 6
Stitch length
control 0.5 to 1
Stretch Stitch
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F:
Satin stitch
foot
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Here's How
1.
Set the same as satin stitch.
2.
Back
the
fabric
with
paper
or
interfacing.
3.
Draw
the
letters
on
the
fabric
wtu, t_,=u, _ chalk.
4.
Satin
stitch,
adjusting
the
stitch
width
as necessary
to form
each
pattern.
5.
If using
paper, carefully
remove
it
when you have finished
sewing.