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" When using Overedge toot, make sure to set the
stitch
width at 5 or more; otherwise
the needle may
hit the
overedge
foot.
This
stitch is ideal tor
114"
(0.6 cm) seams
on knits or
on
medium
to heavy weight woven fabrics where you want
a
narrow
seam. lt
is
also great for sewing spandex
swim
wear. Place the fabric under
the presser foot [A] so that
the
stitches
are made over the raw
edge.
Serging
O
Stitcn selector:
@ Stitch width:
@ Stitch length:
@ Needle thread tension:
@ Presser foot
A:
@ Presser foot
C:
Elastic Stretch Stitch
@ Stitcfr selector:
@ Stitch width:
@ Stitch length:
@ Needle thread tension:
@ Presser
foot A:
Stretch Patching
e
Stitcrr
selector:
@ Stitcfr
widtfr:
@ Stitcrr length:
@ Needle thread tension:
@ Presser foot
A:
11
3
io
5.5
Gold
streich siitch
Position
3to6
Zigzaglool
Overedge foot
J
3
to
6.5
Gold stretch stitch
Position
3to6
Zigzagfool
12
5
to
6.5
Gold stretch stitch
Position
2to6
Zigzagfool
Choose this stitch to attach elastic to garments. Mark
elastic into
quarters and match these to the center
f
ront,
center back and side seams.
Place
the middle
of
the elastic under the center
of
the
presser foot [A] and stitch into place, making sure the
elastic is evenly distributed.
This
stitch
is
for patching
worn out garment elbows
knees and for patchwork quilting.
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