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Heirloom Techniques / Sewing Lace

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Heirloom Techniques / Sewing Lace Heirloom Sewing • is one of the oldest and most traditional needlework techniques • embellishments such as lace of a matching shade are sewn on white cotton or linen to be used in making home furnishings and garments • heirloom embroidery includes - among others techniques like hemstitching, attaching and inserting lace, padded satin scallops Attaching and Inserting Lace Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Zig-zag No. 2 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Edge stitch foot No.10C (special accessory) Preparation ™ use the same color thread as the lace Inserting Lace into Fabric ™ pin or baste lace onto fabric. Use • lace which has been spray-starched before Straight stitch No. 1 to stitching is easier to use stitch along both edges ™ carefully slit open the fabric in the center between the seam lines ™ press the seam allowances back to the wrong side of the fabric ™ from the right side of the fabric, use a fine zig-zag (stitch width approx. 11/2- 2, length approx. Attaching Lace to Fabric 1/2) along both lace edges to ™ place lace on right side of the fabric, edges enclose them overlapping at least 3/8" (1cm) ™ trim excess fabric on wrong side (= seam allowance) and pin • lace header lies on the fabric Entredeux ™ use Straight stitch No. 1 to attach lace Attaching Entredeux to Fabric ™ press seam allowance back to wrong side of fabric ™ place Entredeux on fabric, right ™ from the right side, use a narrow zig-zag (stitch sides together, raw edges width approx. 11/2 - 21/2, length approx. 1/2) to together sew on lace. Stitch along the edge of the lace so ™ stitch Entredeux to fabric using that the stitches enclose the edge ™ trim excess fabric on wrong side straight stitch, Edge stitch foot No. 10 (special accessory), guiding the guide in center of foot along Attaching Lace to Lace ™ place pieces of lace next to each seam allowance bead in Entredeux ™ trim seam allowance to 1/8"(3mm) other (edges touching exactly) ™ overcast raw edge of Entredeux/fabric seam with a ™ use a fine zig-zag stitch (stitch narrow zig-zag stitch (stitch No. 2, stitch width width approx. 11/2 - 2, length 2mm, stitch length 1.5mm) approx. 1/2) to sew the pieces of lace together. The needle swing should alternately catch Attaching Entredeux to Lace, etc. ™ trim away seam allowance of Entredeux along one the two lace edges. Use the bead only Edge stitch foot No. 10 ™ follow technique lace to lace as desrcibed above 82 Decorative Stitches - Applications

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Decorative Stitches – Applications
Heirloom Sewing
is one of the oldest and most traditional
needlework techniques
embellishments such as lace of a matching shade
are sewn on white cotton or linen to be used in
making home furnishings and garments
heirloom embroidery includes - among others -
techniques like hemstitching, attaching and
inserting lace, padded satin scallops
Attaching and Inserting Lace
Stitch:
Needle:
Thread:
Feed dog:
Presser foot:
Zig-zag No. 2
size and type suitable for the fabric selected
cotton or decorative
up (sewing position)
Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Edge stitch foot No.10C (special accessory)
Attaching Lace to Fabric
place lace on right side of the fabric, edges
overlapping at least 3/8” (1cm)
(= seam allowance) and pin
lace header lies on the fabric
use Straight stitch No. 1 to attach lace
press seam allowance back to wrong side of fabric
from the right side, use a narrow zig-zag (stitch
width approx. 11/2 - 21/2, length approx. 1/2) to
sew on lace. Stitch along the edge of the lace so
that the stitches enclose the edge
trim excess fabric on wrong side
Attaching Lace to Lace
place pieces of lace next to each
other (edges touching exactly)
use a fine zig-zag stitch (stitch
width approx. 11/2 - 2, length
approx. 1/2) to sew the pieces
of lace together. The needle
swing should alternately catch
the two lace edges. Use the
Edge stitch foot No. 10
Preparation
use the same color thread as the lace
lace which has been spray-starched before
stitching is easier to use
Heirloom Techniques / Sewing Lace
overcast raw edge of Entredeux/fabric seam with a
narrow zig-zag stitch (stitch No. 2, stitch width
2mm, stitch length 1.5mm)
Attaching Entredeux to Lace, etc.
trim away seam allowance of Entredeux along one
bead only
follow technique lace to lace as desrcibed above
Inserting Lace into Fabric
pin or baste lace onto fabric. Use
Straight stitch No. 1 to
stitch along both edges
carefully slit open the fabric in the
center between the seam lines
press the seam allowances back
to the wrong side of the fabric
from the right side of the fabric,
use a fine zig-zag (stitch width
approx. 11/2- 2, length approx.
1/2) along both lace edges to
enclose them
trim excess fabric on wrong side
Entredeux
Attaching Entredeux to Fabric
place Entredeux on fabric, right
sides together, raw edges
together
stitch Entredeux to fabric using
straight stitch, Edge stitch foot
No. 10 (special accessory), guiding
the guide in center of foot along
seam allowance bead in Entredeux
trim seam allowance to 1/8”(3mm)
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