Pfaff 645F Owner's Manual - Page 28

Rickrack, Stitch, Slant, Overlock, Feather

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which Select of give eciallv feed lock ' and egular voven when eams childiyou withchine tches I feed . 1 Use to overcast edges of seams, facings and hems to prevent raveling and to keep lightweight knits from rolling. Besides knits use for edges of thin easi. ly frayed' fabrics which have a tendency to pucker when overcast with ordinary zig-zag. Also suitable for overcasting heavy fabrics such as wool ens and terrycloth. Use for attaching elastic. Mark elastic and garment waistline in fourths. Place elastic over fabric and pin together at the markings.. Take a few stitches to anchor elastic to fabric, then stretch elastic between pins as you sew. Mend tears and patches on knits and lightweight fabrics with stretch zig-zag rather than regular zig-zag. (See page 38). RICKRACK STITCH - Rickrack stitch can be used as a heavyduty all-purpose stretch stitch. Each zig-zag stitch consists of three threads or stitches, giving stre'hgth and perma nence. (See page 26). SLANT OVERLOCK STITCH . Slant overlock stitch is used for finish ing seam edges in fabrics that stretch. Also can be used to replace both straight stitching and zig-zag overcast ing in knitted sportswear, lingerie, and hand-knitted garments. Makes a thin, flexible seam that stretches. (See page 32). FEATHER STITCH Feather stitch can be used for joining two pieces of fabric together; especially for lingerie and swim suit seams, and for attaching stretch lace and binding. (See page 25). 24 - -

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which
Use
to
overcast
edges
of
seams,
facings
Select
and
hems
to
prevent
raveling
and
to
of
give
keep
lightweight
knits
from
rolling.
Besides
knits
use
for
edges
of
thin
eciallv
.
easily
frayed
fabrics
which
have
a
tendency
to
pucker
when
overcast
with
ordinary
zig-zag.
Also
suitable
for
overcasting
heavy
fabrics
such
as
wool
ens
and
terrycloth.
Use
for
attaching
elastic.
Mark
elastic
and
garment
waistline
in
fourths.
Place
feed
elastic
over
fabric
and
pin
together
at
the
markings..
Take
a
few
stitches
to
anchor
elastic
to
fabric,
then
stretch
elastic
between
pins
as
you
sew.
Mend
tears
and
patches
on
knits
and
lightweight
fabrics
with
stretch
zig-zag
rather
than
regular
zig-zag.
(See
page
38).
lock
and
egular
RICKRACK
STITCH
voven
Rickrack
stitch
can
be
used
as
a
heavy-
when
duty
all-purpose
stretch
stitch.
Each
eams
.
zig-zag
stitch
consists
of
three
threads
child-
or
stitches,
giving
stre’hgth
and
perma
nence.
(See
page
26).
SLANT
OVERLOCK
STITCH
iyou
.
with-
Slant
overlock
stitch
is
used for
finish
ing
seam
edges
in
fabrics
that
stretch.
Also
can
be
used
to
replace
both
chine
straight
stitching
and
zig-zag
overcast
tches
ing
in
knitted
sportswear,
lingerie,
and
hand-knitted
garments.
Makes
a
thin,
flexible
seam
that
stretches.
(See
page
32).
FEATHER
STITCH
I
Feather
stitch
can
be
used
for
joining
feed
two
pieces
of
fabric
together;
especially
for
lingerie
and
swim
suit
seams,
and
for
attaching
stretch
lace
and
binding.
1
(See
page
25).
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