Singer 6233 - Zig-Zag Stitch; Zig-Zag Blindstitch

Dg-Zag
Stitch
#6
The
Zig-Zag
Stitch
can
be
used
when
sewing
seams,
appliqueing,
monogramming
or
decorating.
Seam
Finishing
Use
a zig-zag
Stitch
to finish
seam
edges
of
fabrics
that
are
likelyto
unravel.
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Sew
seams
as
desired;
trm and
press
open.
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RECOMMENDED
SETTINGS
Stitch
Seecton:
Zig-Zag
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Stitch
Width:
1
Stitch
Length:
lto4
Foot:
General
Purpose
(8)
Needle
Plate:
General
Purpose
(A)
* Place
edge
of
seam
allowance
under
foot,
N 1
~~~~~~~as
shown.
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* Stitch
close
to
edge.
letting
outer
zig-zag
fall
over
edge.
Zig-Zag
Blindstitch
#7
Blindstitching
provides
a durable
hem
finish
that
can be
used
on
a variety
of
different
weight
fabrics.
Blindstitching
takes
a little
practice,
however,
so make
a test
sample
first.
Recommended
Settings
Stitch
Selection:
Zig-Zag
Blindstitch#
Stitch
Width:
f[j]
7
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Stitch
Length:
2 to 4
Foot:
General
Purpose
(8)
Needle
Plate:
General
Purpose
(A)
Attach
blindstitch
hem
guide
Prepare
the
hem
by
folding
it and
pressing
it in the
usual
way.
You
may
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wanttobastethehemtoholditin
place,
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as
shown.
If so,
be
sure
to
place
the
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r
basting
at least
½2
inch (12mm)
below
the
top
edge
of
the
hem
allowance.
With
the
wrong
side
of
fabric
upper-
most,
turn
the
hem
under,
as
shown,
creating
a
soft
fold
from
the top
edge
of
hem.
Pin
or baste
all three
layers
together
in place.
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