Operation Manual

Lace of
curved
or sharp-cornered
design
must
first
be tacked
to the
material
by
hand with
small stitches
before
sewing down.
A stronger
join between
fabric
and
lace
is
obtained
if
you
sew
down
the lace
with small
zigzag
stitches
(scale
marking
1—1.5), then
trim away
the surplus
material
on
the underside
and
finally
oversew
the first
line
of
stitcNing,
on the
right
side,
with
slightly
larger zigzag
stitches
(scale
marking
2—2.5).
You may
also
use
hemmers
847552
and
847549 for
sewing
on lace. Both
hemmers
have
a diagonal
slot on
the right.
The edge
of the
fabric
is inserted
into the
curl,
where
the
cloth is automatically
turned under
twice. At
the
same time
insert the
edge
of the
lace
into
the
slot
as with edge
joiner
847505
for “Edge
Joining”
(page
41). The
lace
is
then
sewn down
with
the
zigzag
stitch
direct
on the
hem.
Sewing
on
Lace
Standard
sewing
foot
847495
Place
the lace
over the
right
edge
of
the material
and
oversew
the
edge
of
the
lace
with
zigzag
stitches
of
suit
abe
width
and
stitch
length.
Trim
away
the surplus
mate-
rio!.
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