Operation Manual

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Decorative

sewing

and

embroidery

technique.

ilemstitch

seam

h

nistitch

seam

is

an

embroidery

to

hriique

and

can

be

used

to

secure

mIt

p’s

on

table

linen

as

well

as

for

h’.oration

on

clothing.

For

hem

stitching

you

will

require

a

wing

needle

and

natural

tiher,

woven

fabric

that

you

can

easily

pull

single

threads.

Lightweight

darning

thread

is

particularly

suitable.

With

the

stretch

zigzag

stitch

you

can

sew

various

tiemstitching

techniques

such

as

the

wale

hemstitch

seam,

a

hem

sewn

with

the

hemstitch

and

a

hemstitch

seam

as

an

edge.

Use

the

decorative

stitch

foot

1.

•

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.—

..

—

.

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h.

h.

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Hemstitching

seam

as

edge

This

edge

is

used

for

very

fine,

think

materials.

lt

is

particularly

suitable

for

valances

and

ruffles.

•

Using

the

Stretch

stitch

(E),

width

2-3

mm,

sew

at

a

presser

toot’s

width

along

the

edge

of

the

fabric.

•

Using

a

small

pair

of

scissors,

trim

off

the

excess

fabric

on

the

hemstitch

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I:

Hem

edge

sewn

with

hemstitch

seam

•

Iron

the

hem

over

twice

and

pull

one

or

more

threads

out

from

above

the

hem.

•

Using

the

stretch

zigzag,

stitch

width

2-3

mm,

sew

the

hem

from

the

face

side.

The

needle

must

perforate

the

hem

on

the

right

hand

side

and

bundle

the

pulled

threads

on

the

tefthand

side.

Wale

hemstitch

seam

•

As

with

the

hand

hemstitch

seam

the

threads

are

pulled

out

to

the

desired

width.

•

Using

stretch

zigzag

stitch,

stitch

width

2-3

mm,

sew

along

both

of

the

fabric

edges.

The

needle

must

perforate

the

area

of

the

pulled

threads

just

next

to

the

edges.

This

bundles

the

threads.

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