Brother International DreamWeaver„ VQ3000 Users Manual - English - Page 121

Shelltuck Stitches

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■ Appliqué Corners Stop the machine with the needle in the right position of the outside (or inside) corner of the appliqué. Raise the presser foot and pivot the fabric to align the fabric edge. Lower the presser foot and continue stitching. SEWING THE STITCHES c To make fabric in rows of shell tuck stitches, half along the bias. fold the S 2 Utility Stitches Memo • Use a thin fabric. d Attach presser foot "J". Set the needle drop point slightly off the edge of the fabric, and start sewing. a Outside corner b Inside corner Memo • Placing a lightweight tear away stabilizer beneath the stitching area will improve the stitch placement along the edge of the appliqué fabric. Shelltuck Stitches Shelltuck stitches give an attractive appearance of shells along the curve of a collar. This stitch pattern can be used for edging the neckline or sleeves of dresses and blouses. a Select . Memo • For details on each stitch, refer to the "STITCH SETTING CHART" on page S-67. b Increase the upper thread attractive scallop finish to tension for an the shelltuck stitches (see page S-12). Memo • If the upper thread tension is too weak, the shelltuck stitches will not scallop. a Needle drop position Sewing S-49

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SEWING THE STITCHES
Utility Stitches
Sewing
S-49
S
2
Appliqué Corners
Stop the machine with the needle in the right
position of the outside (or inside) corner of the
appliqué. Raise the presser foot and pivot the fabric
to align the fabric edge. Lower the presser foot and
continue stitching.
a
Outside corner
b
Inside corner
Shelltuck Stitches
Shelltuck stitches give an attractive appearance of
shells along the curve of a collar. This stitch
pattern can be used for edging the neckline or
sleeves of dresses and blouses.
a
Select
.
b
Increase the upper thread tension for an
attractive scallop finish to the shelltuck
stitches (see page S-12).
c
To make rows of shell tuck stitches, fold the
fabric in half along the bias.
d
Attach presser foot “J”. Set the needle drop
point slightly off the edge of the fabric, and
start sewing.
a
Needle drop position
Memo
• Placing a lightweight tear away stabilizer
beneath the stitching area will improve the
stitch placement along the edge of the
appliqué fabric.
Memo
• For details on each stitch, refer to the
“STITCH SETTING CHART” on page S-67.
Memo
• If the upper thread tension is too weak, the
shelltuck stitches will not scallop.
Memo
• Use a thin fabric.