Binding a square corner, Applying a french fold to a curve – SINGER 404K User Manual

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Applying a French Fold to a Curve.

A French fold

is

applied

by

placing the ma­
terial

under

the

attachment

and

stitching

the

binding in posi­
tion,

as

shown

in

Fig.

74.

A

line

made

by

basting

or

with

chalk

or

pencil

may be used as
a guide in apply­
ing

rows

where

wanted.

F

ig

. 74. A

pplying

F

rench

F

olds

.

Binding a Square Corner.

To bind a square corner, apply the binding along one side to within

of the edge of the material, stopping the machine with the needle and

take-up at the highest point. Then draw the material back away from

the needle far enough to pull about two inches of the binding through the

Binder. Fold and crease the binding to a square mitred corner, turn the

F

ig

. 7.'). T

urning

.

a

. S

quare

C

orner

,

F

ig

. 76, S

ample

of

S

quare

C

orner

.

material and draw it back into the Binder, bringing the needle down through

the binding close to the corner, as shown in Fig. 75. Draw the slack thread
back through the needle and tension. Be sure the new edge of the material

is properly placed in the scroll of the Binder and begin stitching slowly until

you are sure the material is feeding properly. The loop of the thread on the

underside at the corner may be tied or cut off without fear of ravelling, as the
stitch is locked.

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