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Tucking with the Edge-Stitcher
Dainty narrow tucking may be produced on the
edge-stitcher by inserting creased folds in slot 1 as
FIG. 55. TUCKING WITH THE EDGE-STITCHER
shown in Fig. 55, and adjusting the edge-stitcher to
right or left for the desired width of tuck, up to
inch. Successive tucks may be easily creased by
folding the material at the desired distance from
the previous tuck, and then running the length of
the fold over a straight edge such as the edge of the
sewing machine cabinet. The secret of good tucking
lies in a light tension, short stitch, and fine thread
and needle.
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Tucking
with
the
Edge-Stitcher
Dainty
narrow tucking
may be
produced
on the
edge-stitcher
by
inserting creased
folds
in
slot
1 as
FIG.
55.
TUCKING
WITH
THE
EDGE-STITCHER
shown
in
Fig.
55, and
adjusting
the
edge-stitcher
to
right
or
left
for the
desired width
of
tuck.,
up to 3^
inch.
Successive tucks
may be
easily creased
by
folding
the
material
at the
desired distance from
the previous tuck,
and
then running
the
length
of
the fold over
a
straight
edge
such
as the edge of the
sewing
machine cabinet.
The
secret
of good
tucking
hes
in a
light tension, short
stitch,
and
fine thread
and
needle.