Singer 650 - Understanding Chainstitching

Chainstitching
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,,
ny o'her
sewlinl
roat<1inem
yair
of
-lerlohtinq
loops
on the
underside
If
the
aw
>I\(I;R
will
ehliiiileao
, toseidEtiMle
lahle.
Fhi, slithebe
ire
produced
bv
the
tistimin4if
aniii
ht~oitw
imartie
<eI
httoid
dkmie
so
you
do
nlat
need
wOt
k plt
nstV
doiae
by
hllnd
in that
blok
bolhbin
thrd
or
i holbiri
Ben•
lase• th stitl>
sidlo
old
sinqle
thread
inslilehinq
cln
es
are!
formed
bs
a sl
e f]vdinile
thread,
th(e
Intl
be
"olt hIV[
vo
vr
•
lot
•tha
nialcine.
linked
ops
trislra'
easily"
The
entirt
line
Th
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ibl's
vou
to usetýa•i
sal in"
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tIt "
ion[ ta0]
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(d
f otetVI'd
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ust
a tpl!
to Iitms
new
waYs
Il,
like
liavfnrj
i
onII,
the lstad
end,
A Is,,
the,
lopl
formation
teinrl
1inbine,
l t1he
sott
laes
makes
them
less
tau!t
i•h
;mqlth-thread
rtahinslitcuint
look's
like rtga'
reqlulr
straiqht sI
ches. That's
what
makes
Lit
zloirlil
slit
imq on
top.
hot it
is a
s rti>'
rtaitliinhtinilIt
f xlibh
Top
Side of
Cl•halstltdl
Seem
Underside
of Chalastlitc
Seam
Hiere
are
a
few of
the
many
sewing
jobs
for
wihich
you
will
find
chainstitcdinq
useful
Basting -- trial
seorns for fittinqt ront0u(- Hemming curtains and draperies thlb in a
Ilon qtdel]ies,
z)!pper opt rlinin s. lIningsS
arIid t1i (l
to be alltoed
ilItt
riIc
ings
Se
wing
ternporary
tucks
for
d(iidren
Stay-stitching
To,
poesem,
teei
h F
q(
tIis..'oi
Ls
lpe
(jO[IiI,
d I Il
h III
I
I dy '
r 1ý
datin II
st S
rb(III b]M
aking
welling
ior
corded
searms,
IWholtr
Fastening
removalble
trimmning
-
',unt'
a', tar
cording
_
[or IrnTnlt
iii
i arId
bo
lttolt 1( I[
collars
white
collars
and
auffs
Attaching
hem
tape and
Plastic
waisltIfarl-
Stitching
seams
in knit
and
stretch
garments
Some
examples
dre iliuas:ao
d oil alrtl'
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