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Picot Edge

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MASTERING YOUR BERNINA® BERNINA® Electronic 1008 PICOT EDGE Fabric: Needle: Thread: Presser Foot: Lightweight single knit cotton, 6" x 4" 80/12 Universal All-purpose sewing thread Reverse Pattern Foot #1 Owner's manual pg.____ • Select the Vari-Overlock Stitch #6/green - SW 4-5mm and SL 1.5mm. • Fold under one 6" edge about ½" and press. • Place fabric to the left and position it under the foot so that the stitch, when it swings to the right, will just pass over the folded edge. • On knit fabrics the surplus can be trimmed from the wrong side close to the stitch. • On woven fabrics it is advisable to first sew a row of small zigzag stitches about ¼" from where the picot edge will be. Then you will be able to trim close to these stitches after the picot has been stitched. • Trim and mount the sample. This stitch is suitable only for fine, soft fabrics and is ideal for lingerie and nightwear. MASTERING YOUR BERNINA® 1/10/02 Electronic 1008/39

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PICOT EDGE
Fabric:
Lightweight single knit cotton, 6” x 4”
Needle:
80/12 Universal
Thread:
All-purpose sewing thread
Presser Foot:
Reverse Pattern Foot #1
Owner’s manual pg.____
• Select the Vari-Overlock Stitch #6/green - SW 4-5mm and SL 1.5mm.
• Fold under one 6” edge about ½” and press.
• Place fabric to the left and position it under the foot so that the stitch, when it swings to the right,
will just pass over the folded edge.
• On knit fabrics the surplus can be trimmed from the wrong side close to the stitch.
• On woven fabrics it is advisable to first sew a row of small zigzag stitches about ¼” from where
the picot edge will be. Then you will be able to trim close to these stitches after the picot has
been stitched.
• Trim and mount the sample.
This stitch is suitable only for fine, soft fabrics and is ideal for lingerie and nightwear.