V. general zig zag work, Joining with zig zag stitches, V. general zig zag work —42 – SINGER 216G User Manual
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V. GENERAL ZIG ZAG WORK
Fig. 38
Joining with Zig Zag Stitches
(Fig. 38)
Zig zag work is used most
frequently
for
sewing
two
pieces
of
material
together
(sewing
on
edges,
basting,
and inserting), the edges of
which
have
been
previously
cut evenly.. Ribbons or lace
can
also
be
edge-stitched
together. For best results in
performing
this
work
use
the zig zag foot (No. 17,
Fig. 2).
To Attach Lace (Fig. 39)
Fold the edge of the goods
under about 2 or 3 mm. and
then
sew
the
lace
to
the
fold of the material with a
zig
zag
stitch.
The
folded
edge is now cut off up to
the zig zag stitch. The zig
zag foot is used for this sew
ing operation (No. 17, Fig. 2).
Fig. 39
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