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BUILT-IN STITCHES – “S” STRETCH RANGE

DECORATIVE RIBBON ATTACHING

This stitch is ideal for decorativ

e topstitching. Use alone

or topstitch over ribbon or cording. Use a variegated

thread for extra pizzazz.

Place the ribbon along the stitching line [Fig. 1].

When stitching over ribbon, it’s easiest to secure the rib-

bon in place with fabric adhesive. Select a stitch width

to match the ribbon width and sew.

MOCK SMOCKING

Recreate elegant smocking in a fraction of the time it

takes to hand smock.

Sew several rows of basting stitches on the fabric. Pull

the bobbin thread to gather fabric to the desired fullness.

Select the honeycomb stitch C.

Sew between the basting stitches [Fig. 2]. Remove the

basting stitches when complete.

ATTACHING RIB KNIT TRIM

This second overcast stitch is ideal for sewing knits and

attaching rib trim because it seams and overcasts at the

same time.

For 1/4” seam allowances, guide the matched edges of

the seam allowances along the right edge of the

foot [Fig. 3].

For 1/2” to 5/8” seam allowances, guide the matched

edges of the seam allowances along the seam guide

marking on the needle plate [Fig. 4].

Sew, then trim the excess fabric close to the stitching

[Fig. 5].

STITCH “C” - HONEYCOMB

STITCH “D” - OVERCASTING

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Rib knit trim

Fig. 1

Decorative honeycomb stitch

Fig. 2

Mock smocking

RANGE STITCH WIDTH LENGTH FOOT

S C 5 3-4 All-purpose

RANGE STITCH WIDTH LENGTH FOOT

S C 4-5 3-4 All-purpose

RANGE STITCH WIDTH LENGTH FOOT

S D 5 2-3 Overcast

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