Mending and overcast stitching (three step zigzag), Mending a tear – Kenmore 17921 User Manual
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MENDING AND OVERCAST STITCHING
(THREE STEP ZIGZAG)
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MENDING A TEAR
Stitch Length - 0-24
Stitch Width- 3-4
To repair a straight or three-cornered tear,
position the tear under the needle in such a
way that the stitching catches both sides of
the tear. When mending a three-cornered
tear, stitch from each end to the center. It is
well to use a piece of fabric under the tear for
reinforcement.
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OVERCASTING
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Stitch Length - 24-12
Stitch Width -
3-4
Three-step zig-zag is a strong stitch because,
as its name implies, it takes three short
stitches where normal zig-zag takes one.
For this reason it is highly recommended for
overcasting, i. e. finishing a raw edge, on all
types of fabric.
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