Singer 4671 - Stretch Overedge Stitch (Pattern #11); Overedge Seam Finishing; Recommended Settings for Stretch Overedge; Fagoting Stitch (Pattern #12)

STRETCH
OVEREDGE
STITCH
#11
With this stitch you can stitch and finish a seam in one step, It is
also ideal for finishing
seams, hems and facings requiring stretch,
OVEREDGE SEAM
. * A . Baste seams.
. Trim seam edge 1/4" (6mm) from
basting
11
)
line.
RECOMMENDED
SETTINGS
Stitch Selection: Stretch Overedge
Stitch fl1
StitCh
Width:
:N
-
a
n --
_
> W
/e- ~~~~~~~Stitch
i_ength:
3-112 to 4
LFoot: Special Purpose (J)
Needle Plate: General Purpose (A)
Adjust balance, if necessary
* Position trimmed seam under presser
foot, as shown.
I Stitch along basting line.
* Straight stitches should fall on basting
\¾ line; zig-zag stitches should fall over
seam
edge.
_ Remove basting stitches and press
FAGOTING STITCH #12
Use this stitch for fagoting, embroidery,
patchwork or strengthening seams,
FAGOTING
Fagoting is an open, lacy stitch used to
join
two
pieces
of fabric.
* Fold
under edges
to be
joined
and
press.
* Baste
the edges
1/8` (3mm)
apart onto
a sheet of tissue paper for support.
/ Position center of work under center of
presser foot.
RECOMMENDED
SETTINGS
Stitch Selection:
Fagoting Stitch
#12
Stitch
Width:
i Eo
"
9
Stitch Length:
3-1/2
to 4
Foot: Special Purpose (J)
Needle
Plate:
General
Purpose
(A)
Adjust
balance,
if necessary
As
you sew,
the
needle
should
make
a
stitch
first in one fabric
strip, and then
in the other
* After stitching is completed, remnove
....... . ltissue and basting,
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