Sewing knit and stretch fabric, Stretch stitch chart, Sewing thepr^ofessional way – SINGER 413 User Manual

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SEWING THEPR^OFESSIONAL WAY

sewing knit and stretch fabric

When you sew stretch fabric, doubleknit, tricot and jersey, choose one of

the stitch patterns that sew stretch into the seam. A variety of different
stitches are available so you can choose Just the right one for your fabric
and sewing job. The table below will help you make the right selection.

Remember to use a bail-point needle (Style # 2045) in the machine and

increase presser bar pressure when you attach elastic or sew a synthetic

knit or stretch fabric.

STRETCH STITCH CHART

Stitch

Straight Stretch Stitch

Where to Use

Plain seams that s-t-r-e-t-c-h (press-open or

closed construction) — Crotch seaming —
Sleeve and gusset insertion — Flexible top

stitching — Swim and ski suit construction

— Attaching patch pockets — Repairing and

reinforcing seams.

Plain Zig-Zag Stitch

All-purpose stretch sewing — Lingerie seams
— Attaching stay tapes — Seam finishing —

Edge finishing — Attaching stretch lace.

Blindstitch

Flexible blindstitch hemming — Overcast seam

finishing — Shell hems in lingerie — Ladder

Seams — Blindstitch zipper insertion.

Ric-Rac Stitch

Heavy-duty,

all-purpose

stretch

Reversible topstitch applications.

sewing—

Slant Overedge Stitch

Overedged seams that stretch in sportswear,
knitwear, slacks, and bathing suits.

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