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Stitch Usage
Appliqué
The stich most commonly used in applique is a pian
zig-zag. closely spaced to form a satin stitch. The
width of this stich can be varied to accommodate
fabrics of different weaves and textures. Other stitch
patterns can also be used.
Preparation
Make a test sampie to decide which of the folowing
methods is the most appropriate for your fabric and
design. Mark design on piece of fabric to be appliqued.
Cut out design leaving about 2 cm (3/4 inch) margin
all around. Position the design. Baste ıt to the fabric.
Method 1
e Select pattern and aciust stich width cial for cesirec
applique stich. Adıust stitch length to fine setting,
between t and 0.
» Follow the outer edge of the design with a cecora-
hve stitch. ,
e Tom away the excess fabric on the outer edges of
the stitching,
Method 2
* Select straight stitch.
e Outline the entire design with a short stich.
e Trim raw edges to the stitching and remove basting.
* Select stitch pattern and sich width desired. anc
set stich length on a satin stitch setting for a closely
spaced stitch, between t and 0.
e Stich. following the straight stitch outiine. This
method will produce a smooth overedged finish.
with no raw edges to be trimmed after sniching.
Method 3
e Purchased motifs can be appliaued quickly and
easily Dy using either a Straight or decorative stich.
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