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__ Raked Piping When working with thin delicate material we recommend you to use a gimp thread (cotton, size suiting the fabric to be sewn). You should also use a aimp thread when sewina dium-wide piping in fairly thick fabric. (Wide piping in thick fabric is done without gimp thread.) Sewing with a gimp thread requires a needle plate with a guide slot in front of the needle hole (see picture on page 37. Pass the gimp thread through the cut-out at the front edge of the needle plate and pull it up through the guide slot located in front of the needle hole as pictured on page 37 and described on page 38 "Hemstitching with Twinhem Needle"). Deposit the hank of thread in your lap where it will unwind itself. Fancy Piping Effective designs can be created with straight or diagonal lines of piping, or with l(nes that cross or curve (as pictured II at right). 'vVhen making a corner leave the needle tips in the material, with the needle eyes just above the fabric. Raise the sewing foot, turn the work in the new direct)on, lower the sewing foot and continue to sew. 60 Ni\fl \•' N\ I II\ L\ F \ U \\ \\ \\ \_

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Raked
Piping
When
working
with
thin
delicate
material
we
recommend
you
to
use
a
gimp
thread
(cotton,
size
suiting
the
fabric
to
be
sewn).
You
should
also
use
a
aimp
thread
when
sewina
dium-wide
piping
in
fairly
thick
fabric.
(Wide
piping
in
thick
fabric
is
done
without
gimp
thread.)
Sewing
with
a
gimp
thread
requires
a
needle
plate
with
a
guide
slot
in
front
of
the
needle
hole
(see
picture
on
page
37.
Pass
the
gimp
thread
through
the
cut-out
at
the
front
edge
of
the
needle
plate
and
pull
it
up
through
the
guide
slot
located
in
front
of
the
needle
hole
as
pictured
on
page
37
and
described
on
page
38
“Hemstitching
with
Twinhem
Needle”).
Deposit
the
hank
of
thread
in
your
lap
where
it
will
unwind
itself.
Fancy
Piping
Effective
designs
can
be
created
with
straight
or
diagonal
lines
of
piping,
or
with
l(nes
that
cross
or
curve
(as
pictured
at
right).
‘vVhen
making
a
corner
leave
the
needle
tips
in
the
material,
with
the
needle
eyes
just
above
the
fabric.
Raise
the
sewing
foot,
turn
the
work
in
the
new
direct)on,
lower
the
sewing
foot
and
continue
to
sew.
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