Singer 320K2 - Page 82

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A
closely
spaced
satin
stitch
is
usually
used
for
straight
stitch
the
raw
edge
s
trimmed.
and
the
applique
making
it
unnecessary
to
turn
raw
satin
stitch
used
to
complete
the
mitline,
edges
to
underside.
The
width
of
the
satin
resulting
in
a
smooth,
lustrous
edge.
A
triai
stitch
may
be
varied
to
accommodate
the
sample
is
always
mrade
to
determine
the
weave.
Fine
fabrics
are
appliqued
with
a
method
most
appropriate
for
the
particular
narrow
satin
stitch.
while
coarse
fabrics
re-
work
being
dow
since
appliqule
is
appropriate
quire
a
wide
satin
stitch.
In
many
cases
the
onl
such
a diversity
of
fabrics.
design
is
stitched
to
the
garment
with
a
satin
stitch
and1
the
edges
are
trimme.d
away
later.
Cay
motifs
from
evervday
lift
are
spirited
and
An
alternate
procedure
is
often
used
where
smart
for
resort
wear,
play
clothes
or
furnish-
the
design
is
stitched
to
the
fabric
with
a short
iigs
in
children's
rooms
or
recreation
rooms.