Lace applications, Flutter hem, Flutter hems – SINGER W710 User Manual
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Pattern:
Length: 1
Width: 1-2
Feed Dog: Up
Pressure: Normal
Foot: All Purpose
Needle Position; M
LACE APPLICATIONS
Attaching laces or trims adds a
special touch to lingerie, dresses, or
linens. Pin or baste laces in place
easing or mitering corners where
necessary,
A straight edged lace or braid has a
convenient line to follow when sew
ing. (Fig. 82) When using a scallop
ed edged lace follow the design of
the lace for an almost invisible
application. {Fig. 83)
Note: Try Multiple Stitch Zigzag,
Overlook,
Elastic
Edge
Stitch,
Smocking
stitch.
Stretch Overlock or Rick-
Rack for different effects.
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Pattern: fZZi:
Length: %
Width: 5
Feed Dog: Up
Pressure: Normal
Foot; Embroidery
Needle Position; M
FLUTTER HEM
An unusual way of hemming or
finishing edges of tricot or soft
knits is by a flutter edge. Hemming
in this manner is just like over
casting an edge, but the fabric is
stretched in back and in front of
the needle as you sew. For best
results, pull the fabric equally,
making sure the needle goes over
the edge. (Fig. 84) When you stop
to reposition your hands, keep the
needle in the fabric. (Fig. 85)
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