Bernette B05 Crafter - Decorative Stitches; Overview of Decorative Stitches

Decorative stitches
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2020-09 EN 5220105.00A.04
5 Decorative stitches
5.1 Overview Decorative Stitches
Easier or more difficult decorative stitches come into their own depending on the type of fabric.
Decorative stitches that consist of simple straight stitches are particularly attractive on lightweight fabrics.
Decorative stitches made up of satin stitches look especially stylish on heavy fabrics.
For a perfect stitch formation it is of advantage to use the same thread color for upper and bobbin thread
and a stabilizer. With pile or longfiber materials, it is recommended to use an additional, water-soluble
stabilizer on the right side, which can be easily removed after sewing.
Stitch pattern Stitch
category
Name Description Recommende
d presser foot
Stitch
length
Stitch
width
K Satin stitch For decorative effects. For
embellishing and decorating
medium-weight to heavy fabrics.
Zigzag foot 0,5–1,0 6,0
D Vari-Overlock
stitch
For a shell edging effect on soft
jerseys and fine fabric.
Zigzag foot 2,0–3,0 6,0
C Honeycomb
stitch
For decorative effects. For
smocking.
Zigzag foot S1 3,0–6,0
E Florentine stitch Decorative elastic stitch. For
decorating knitted or woven
fabrics. Also ideal for crazy
quilting.
Zigzag foot S1 6,0
F Double
overlock
For stitching two fabrics together
to create a breakthrough look.
Zigzag foot S1 6,0
G Faggot stitch For stitching two fabrics together
to create a breakthrough look.
For smocking.
Zigzag foot S1 3,0–6,0
K Decorative
stitch
For decorative effects. Zigzag foot S1 6,0
B Decorative
stitch
For decorative effects. Zigzag foot S2 6,0
C Decorative
stitch
For white embroidery and
decorative effects.
Zigzag foot S2 6,0
E Decorative
stitch
For decorative effects. Zigzag foot S2 6,0
G Decorative
stitch
For decorative effects. Zigzag foot S2 6,0