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Ladder, hemstitching

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Hemstitching
pattern
•
Programs
No.
110,
113,
118
and
119.
For
these
programs
use
wing
needle
130/705
H
Wing,
size
100,
without
pulling
threads
from
the
fabric.
Program
No.
119
can
also
be
sewn
as
a
curved
edge
or
for
securing
edges.
C.)
E
a)
“Ladder”
hemstitching
•
Programs
No.
111,112.
114
and
117.
•
Draw
the
threads
at
the
required
width
the
same
as
in
hand
hemstitching.
•
Embroider
along
both
fabric
edges
with
the
respective
program.
When
you
do
this
the
needle
must
enter
at
the
side
of
the
edges
in
to
the
drawn
threads;
this
will
bunch
the
threads.
176
TIP:
Use
the
“slow
sewing”
function
so
that
the
needle
stitches
evenly
and
the
threads
can
be
bunched
neatly.