Securing chain and cover stitching – Baby Lock Ovation (BLES8) Instruction and Reference Guide User Manual

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The Chain Stitch and Cover Stitch can easily be removed. Trim the chain tail to edge of fabric at the
"end" of the seam and pull on the chain looper thread on underside of the fabric. This will give you
the opportunity to "Unsew" an incorrect seam very easily.

To secure the chain stitch or cover stitch, at the end of the seam, bring the needle thread(s) to the
back of the fabric and tug on the needle threads to secure them. The cover stitch needle threads may
also be tied to prevent raveling of the stitch. Seam sealant can also be applied to the thread ends.

Because the chain stitch can be easily removed, the stitch can have a multitude of sewing functions.

For dressmakers it can be used as a fitting seam. It can easily be removed to let out the seam
quickly.

tucks in children's clothing.

in wide elastic in waistbands.

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Securing Chain and Cover Stitching

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