Brother 1034D - Flatlock Topstitching

Flatlock Topstitching
Stitch flatlock
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Left needle 1.5 - 2.0
Upper looper 2.0 - 3.0
-
Lower looper 7.0 - 8.0
Differential 0-0 .7
Knife disabled
Thread decorative heavy
Removable
stitch finger on
Fabric any
Stitch length 2.0 - 5.0
Foot blind hem
Flatlock Applique
Stitch flatlock
Left needle 2.0
Upper looper 2.5
Lower looper 6.0 - 8.0
Differential 0-0.7
Knife 5.0
Thread decorative heavy
Removable
stitch finger on
Fabric any
Stitch length R- 3.5
Foot
blind hem
6
• Set your machine using the settings below . Test your stitch on a scrap of
fabric and adjust tensions if needed.
• Serger
topstitching can be done in the body of the fabric by serging on a
fold and opening it .
• Serger
topstitching can be used to seam two fabrics together. Remember
to lay the wrong sides of the fabr ic together before serging.
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Flatlock can give a great eye-catching finish to a plain edge ribbon, lace or
fabric strip while attaching at the same time .
1.
Attach the multipurpose foot guide and test a scrap of folded fabric.
Adjust the guide until the serger loops hang over the edge of the fold
slightly.
2. Simply mark your fabric where you want the applique . The easiest way
to do this is to press the two folds where you want the applique to fit.
3. Lay your appli que piece on the fabric, matching the edge with the fold,
and place under the presser foot against the guide .
4. Serge the applique and fabric to the end. Cut chain and open the fabric
so the fabric lays flat .
5. Turn
your fabric and fold the second marking fold . Make sure that the
applique piece lays flat on the fabric and meets the fold .
6. Place the fabric applique on top under the foot and against the guide.
7. Serge this side of the applique and fabric to the end. Cut chain and
open
the fabric so the flatlock lays straight .