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• . :....:.. V - 1 • • 4 ..* 4 ,A 4 . • :;':, ,,, 41 ,. 4 4 4 a' 4 A a' . 4 V 'aa 4 4 a Hemstitching patterns • Program No. 59. For these programs use wing needle 1 30/705 H Wing, size 100, without pulling threads. Careful: When using the wing needle, the stitch r width must not be any larger than 8 mm. V., . V V ,,,' . . '.: K, V V 'V V V .... V V V r . r ,: ., --V"--•. I ladder" hemstitching Hemstitching as edging • Programs No. 56 and 57. This edging is used on very fine, thin fabrics. It is • Pull the threads at the desired width out of the fabric, the same as when hemstitching by hand. particularly suitable for valances or ruffles. For these the threads must be pulled. • Embroider along both fabric edges with the respective programs. When doing this, the • Programs No. 56 and 57. • Sew at one sewing foot width along the fabric 1 needle must enter at the side of the edges into edge. the pulled threads thus bunching the threads. • Cut the extra fabric at the hemstitching edge with a small pair of scissors. 114 1

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Hemstitching
patterns
•
Program
No.
59.
For
these
programs
use
wing
needle
1
30/705
H
Wing,
size
100,
without
pulling
threads.
Careful:
When
using
the
wing
needle,
the
stitch
r
width
must
not
be
any
larger
than
8
mm.
V.,
.
V
V
V
,,,‘
.
.
‘.:
....
.
r
K,
V
V
‘V
V
V
r
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,:
--V”--•.
I
ladder”
hemstitching
Hemstitching
as
edging
•
Programs
No.
56
and
57.
This
edging
is
used
on
very
fine,
thin
fabrics.
It
is
•
Pull
the
threads
at
the
desired
width
out
of
the
particularly
suitable
for
valances
or
ruffles.
For
fabric,
the
same
as
when
hemstitching
by
hand.
these
the
threads
must
be
pulled.
•
Embroider
along
both
fabric
edges
with
the
•
Programs
No.
56
and
57.
1
respective
programs.
When
doing
this,
the
•
Sew
at
one sewing
foot
width along
the
fabric
needle
must
enter
at
the
side
of
the
edges
into
edge.
the
pulled
threads
thus
bunching
the
threads.
•
Cut
the
extra
fabric
at
the
hemstitching
edge
with
a
small pair
of
scissors.
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