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7173
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Hemstitching
Hemstitching
is
successful
on
linen
and
twilled
fabrics.
For
this
type
of
work
use
an
ordinary
needle.
Draw
several
threads
out
of
the
fabric.
Set
machine
for
a
medium-wide
zigzag
stitch
and
sew
along
both
edges
of
the
strip,
making
sure
that
“zigs”
and
zags”
in
both
rows
are
exactly
opposite
each
other.
Set
stitch
length
according
to
thread
bar
width
you
desire.
Draw
threads
from
the
edge
until
your
fringe
is
the
length
you
wont.
Zigzag
along
this
line
——
and
you
will
have
picot
edging.
45669
Biindstitching
Machine
Setting:
B—
Stitch
Length:
Maximum
Hemming
dresses
and
skirts
by
hand
is
a
laborious
task.
You
con
do
it
easily
on
your
PFAFF
on
medium
and
heavy
fabrics.
Use
zigzag
foot
No.
51378
with
blindstitch
guide
No.
46669,
which
you
can
buy
at
your
Pfaff
store.
Attach
the
guide
so
that
its
vertical
flange
goes
through
the
sewing
foot
slot.
Use
a
No.
70
needle,
a
loose
upper
tension
and
thin
thread
in
needle.
Next
follow
this
procedure:
Turn
fabric
wrong
sidel
up.
Fold
selvaged
material
once
(Fig.
1),
uriselvaged
fabric
twice
(Fig.
2).
It
is
advisable
to
press
or
baste
hem.
Guide
work
evenly,
holding
top
hem
edge
against
the
vertical
flange
of
the
blindstitch
guide.
Set
dial
A
so
that
needle
takes
left
stitch
in
the
folded
edge
and
right
stitch
up
to
or
over
the
hem
edge.
When
hem
is
finished,
stitches
will
not
be
visible
on
top
I
2
side.
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