ELNA Zig Zag Cl. 21 User Manual

Some Examples of
Practical Sewing with the
Zig zag Stitch
Fig.57
Overcasting
~ 2-4 ~ 1-3
Proceed as
shown in fig. 57.
Fig.58
Blind Stitch
~ 1-3 ~ 2-4
• Form the hem: I, (a =
wrong side of fabric).
• Fold it back, underneath
the fabric: II.
I a
lla
• Place it under the presser foot as shown in
fig.
58.
• Sew the hem, making sure that the stitches are
sewn alternately, one
just on the fold of the
material, the other beside the fold.
When the work is finished, unfold it and press.
If you often sew this stitch, the special blind
stitch foot with guide is recommended-see extra
accessories page
25.
Fig.59
Shell Stitch
~ 4 ~ 1-3
(a) The shell stitch is sewn on the bias.
(b) Proceed as
shown in fig. 59, taking care that
the stitches are sewn successively one on the
material and the other just off it.
Also suitable for sewing with jersey material.
Fig. 60
Patching
~ 2-3 ~ 1
Cover the damaged part with a patch. Sew two
rows of zigzag stitches, one at the edge of the
patch, and the other just behind it. Cut out the
defective portion of the original material close to
the zigzag stitching. This simple method avoids
having
to sew over an extra thickness or having to
fell seams.
Fig.61
Patching Jersey Material
~2-4 ~1
Proceed in exactly the same way, but make the
patch circular and sew the first row of stitches
about %"from the edge. Then cut off the loose
edges
of the patch and the defective part of the
original material.

ELNA Zig Zag Cl. 21 Specifications

General

Brand	ELNA
Model	Zig Zag Cl. 21
Category	Sewing Machine
Language	English