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Attach clear-view sewing foot
No. 93-100179-00 or ordinary sewing foot
No. 93-838954-00.
Turn utility-stitch control (5) to blind-stitch
symbol on models 294 to 295-i, or to shell-
edge stitch symbol on models 296-1 and
297-1.
Shell edging makes a nice trimming on lin
gerie or garments made of delicate, soft
fabrics ortricot.
Fold the fabric along the line which is to be
enhanced by shell edging. On models 296-1
and 297-1, place it under the sewing foot so
that it extends to the left of the needle. Sew
along the folded edge with the needle taking
the left stitch into the fabric and the right
stitch over its edge. As the threads are inter
locked outside the fabric, the fabric edge is
drawn inwardly, thus producing a shell edg
ing effect.
tends to the rigtit or toe neeaie rsee
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at
bottom left), so that the needle takes the left
stitch over the fabric edge.
Stitch length: ito 2
Stitch width control (18):
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Inserting patches with elastic stitch
Attach ordinary sewing foot.
Turn utility-stitch control (5) to
elastic-stitch symbol.
Stitch length: between "0" and
lower end of buttonhole symbol
Stitch width: maximum
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Cut the patch a little larger than the damag
ed area and place
it
over the thin spot so
that its grain matches the rest of the fabric
Sew the patch down by stitching along its
edges.
Turn
the
material
over
and
trim
close to the seams
The seam which loins the patch to the
fabric is highly elastic
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