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Elastic Triple Seam
—
fig. 43
⋮⋮
∆
5
s
Very strong, this stitch is preferred
for
seams
that
must
with-
stand hard
wear.
It
is suitable
for
medium-weight and heavy
fabrics,
as
well
as
being
excellent
for
sewing
material
on
the bias.
This
seam
is
difficult
to
unstitch.
It
should
thus
be used only
for
final
seams.
Monogram
—
fig. 44
__
lll
‘ll
∠⊾
⋮⊳ 8
Draw the
monogram
on
the right side
of
the material,
the
latter
preferably being stretched
over
an
embroidery hoop. Sew
around the outline
of
the monogram, then
fill
in
the
interior.
Triple Zigzag
—
figs. 45, 46
@
≧
A
⋤
s
The edge of a sheet
or
table-cloth
will
look
especially attractive,
if
you embroider
it
with
a
triple zigzag stitch. Sew
at
the edge
of
the hem,
so
that
one
side
of
the embroidery is flush
with
the
edge
of
the hem, fig. 45. Perfect for both reinforcing and
decorating
seams
of jeans, edges of pockets,
etc.
Fig. 46 also
shows a waistband reinforced
with
the elastic triple
stitch.
Patching
or
Reinforcing
—
fig. 47
E
≧
A
5
∙≤
This
stitch makes
it
easier
to
sew
patches
or
reinforcements
on
trouser
seats, shoulders, cuffs,
trouser
pockets,
etc.
Sew the
stitches
on
one
side
of
the
zigzag as close
to
the edge
of
the
patch or reinforcement
as
possible,
but
still
in the original
material, and the stitches
on
the
other
side
of
the zigzag
well
into
the
piece being
sewn
on,
as
shown in the
illustration.
47
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