Stitching elastic seams in tricot (fig. 41), Fringing and hem stitching (fig. 42) – SINGER 216G User Manual
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stitching Elastic Seams in Tricot (Fig. 41)
The straight edge of the material is turned up to the
width desired and, with a pro
portionately
narrow
zig
zag
stitch
the
straight
edge
is
sewn to either the raw edge
or the cut edge which has
been
turned
to
the
bottom.
The needle must pierce the
material close to its turned
edge.
For
this
work
use
cording foot (No. 5, Fig. 3).
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Fringing and Hem Stitching (Fig. 42)
When it is desired to make a fringed edge, remove
sufficient
threads
from
the
material to get the length of
fringe required and, in order
to
prevent
fraying,
stitch
along
the
unfrayed
portion
of the material, in the same
manner as for overedging.
In the same manner, by pull
ing threads from the middle
of the goods, hem stitching
can
be
produced
by
using
the zig zag stitch as shown
in Fig. 42.
Fig. 42
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