Whip And Roll Hem; Satin Stitch Applique; Applique - ELNA 3210 Instruction Manual

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Whip and Roll Hem

This technique produces a beautiful edge on ruffles and
hems. It should only be used for lightweight fabrics and is
commonly used in heirloom sewing.
1. The fabric edge must be clean cut with no raveling
threads.
2. Align the fabric edge with right side edge of foot.
Begin sewing slowly with the zigzag catching the
fabric edge on the left and going off the raw edge on
the right. The fabric will automatically roll itself under
the stitch.

Satin Stitch Applique

The zigzag stitch is commonly used for applique,
monogramming, stems of flowers and petals. (A short
zigzag stitch length creates the satin stitch.) Threads of
100% cotton, rayon or silk provide the best results.
• Apply stabilizer to the fabric for the stitch to form
correctly.
• Applique Preparation
1. Press fusible webbing to the wrong side of a
lightweight fabric.
2. Cut out design shape. Fuse design to main fabric.
3. Sew design to fabric with the needle swinging off the

applique.

4. When you reach a place where you need to turn,
lower the needle into the fabric at the outer edge of
the turn. Raise the presser foot, turn fabric, lower the
presser foot and continue sewing. You may need to
set the foot pressure dial to 2.
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