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Sheil Stitch
.1,
Stitch selector:
.zl Stitctr
wiOttr:
.9,
Stitcfr
length:
14.
Needle thread tension:
.5.r
Presser foot
F:
Box Stitch
(1,r
Stitch selector:
L_2,
Stitch width:
(3,,Stitch
length:
,4,)
Needle thread tension:
(-s,-l
Presser foot
A:
11
3
to
6.5
Fled
zone
4to9
Satin stitch foot
J
3
to
6.5
Red zone
3toB
Zigzagfool
Use a lightweight
fabric (tricot, for example).
Fold
the fabric
in bias and stitch on the
fold.
Allow
the needle to just clear
the folded edge to create
a
shelled
edge. You
may need to
increase
the needle thread tension
slightly,
lf you sew rows
of
shell stitches, space
the rows at least
5/8
(1 5
cm)
apart.
You
can also sew
shellstitches on knits
or soft silky wpven fabrics. in any direction.
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Overlap
two raw edges of heavy weight interlining, and
use
this
stiich
to
join them.
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