Singer 650 - Page 66

To stitch
welting into seam:
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5011 theý ?ippor loot1
1, ''411,ted to the
Z
ti,
e
o-d III
i
e ,, that
t'C bulk ot the uKti or wI'1 Iull
to the het
AttKch the weltiirc to the
ri•ht ostie oA a ingled Slam
vdtqe,
uoeftih
the
,aov s!ile
lengtith usedt t, InoKe thro W('t
lung. Guide
IIhe toot text
to
the I.bt cor d ht d not crowd
thace the attached We•ting
Over the smeond seiani edge,
and pun or bttste together.
Keep
(ise first
stitchineg
uprvd
osta.ns
a guode
and
poes sn the pseam under
the
eedle.
Statch
this time
pushing
ihe cod
hard against
thes foot,
This method produces
evenly
joirnei seam edges
and tight-
ly set welting. v
Curved scares
are corded
as
easily
as
Straig
ht
sean'Is,
ex-V
cept that a shorter stitch
length is used, Since the seamn
allowance of the welting is
bias, it is not difficult
to
shape it to the seam.
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