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Applique Work (Needle stitch to the left) An attractive decorative effect is obtained by sewing cut-outs of materials of different colours or tulle to the cloth. Application work is mainly employed on collars, ladies' and children's dresses, linen, and the like. The buttonhole presser foot is advantageously used for this type of sewing work. First draw the shapes to the underside of the cloth. The fabric from which the designs are cut should be of a pleasant contrasting colour. Cut piece slightly larger than required and baste same on the right side of the material, thus not on the side of the design. Then sew a narrow zigzag stitch row with no. l/ to 1 - not too short - along the lines of the design. The sewing thread should be of the same colour as the fabric applied. Then remove basting and trim cautiously along the sewing line on right side. Now finish the application work by sewing a wider (2th), short zigzag line over the edges of the cut-out on right side of material. 50

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Applique
Work
(Needle
stitch
to
the
left)
An
attractive
decorative
effect
is
obtained
by
sewing
cut-outs
of
materials
of
different
colours
or
tulle
to
the
cloth.
Application
work
is
mainly
employed
on
collars,
ladies'
and
children's
dresses,
linen,
and
the
like.
The
buttonhole
presser
foot
is
advantageously
used
for
this
type
of
sewing
work.
First
draw
the
shapes
to
the
underside
of
the
cloth.
The
fabric
from
which
the
designs
are
cut
should
be
of
a
pleasant
contrasting
colour.
Cut
piece
slightly
larger
than
required
and
baste
same
on
the
right
side
of
the
material,
thus
not
on
the
side
of
the
design.
Then
sew
a
narrow
zigzag
stitch
row
with
no.
l/
to
1
—
not
too
short
—
along
the
lines
of
the
design.
The
sewing
thread
should
be
of
the
same
colour
as
the
fabric
applied.
Then
remove
basting
and
trim
cautiously
along
the
sewing
line
on
right
side.
Now
finish
the
application
work
by
sewing
a
wider
(2th),
short
zigzag
line
over
the
edges
of
the
cut-out
on
right
side
of
material.
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