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Cording

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You can obtain a gimp thread; this similar makes effect by using a the cording look wider. In this case, however, do not use a cording tongue. To do this, remove the needle plate. - Thread the the needle gimp plate thread through the hole from below to the top. of Cording toot Tbaceshheicludocsretletadonsn'swsicaiwtnshedeoawurlitignchaagntnytwebpcoehrllognebiinvqlseeu.mneUsaonfotdrnceaordfcrialdtboiiortnhingciasnlcgsaluonaconhkd with cording. Engage the cording foot. - Replace the needle with a twin needle - (1.6 or 2 mm). Thread up with two needle threads (see - page 64). - Now tight set (at the needle thread about 5), to make tension quite the seam more prominent. TIP: It you effect, you front edge the fabric dwocuafirsnithnhfgeittosnaeeewm"ecdipnolehgrdapiasnlinagzdteet.gothinTvegheuiscseot"shrhdeoianncpgoethrsdeing - Rwtmchleeoarpeectlnhahadictpn.heleTeatthhpenier,seosenvtodheidlreteeehdasalpdetlsappimttaelacdutaeosente.fdsboTerthnhteofheetendsboegetuwcicnmhoidnmpebgreetthtaen gled during sewing. While sewing the cording pull the material lightly - Ytcdoooisrugdtauicnniadcgneesutebhsaeeemtwwt.heoeTerhnkgirsacoloeoornvndsegiunsrgaeinnsseatthalhremaetacsdothyirsedsiaenlwwg nafyosot constant. Ta IfPi:veT-hgerroeovaereatnwdoadsieffveernen-gtrcooorvdeintgoofteet: (Wasreeiethctlatohbseleersoetonvgepenat-hggeeror 7oth6v)ae.nfowoitththtehesefwivne-cgorordoivnegs foot. more volume. 78

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The
classic
sewing
technique
of
cording
can
be
used
without
any
problems
on
fabrics
such
as
cotton
and
light
wollens.
Underclothing
and
children’s
wear
can
be
given
a
traditional
look
with
cording.
—
Engage
the
cording
foot.
—
Replace
the
needle
with
a
twin
needle
(1.6
or
2
mm).
—
Thread
up
with
two
needle
threads
(see
page
64).
—
Now
set
the
needle
thread
tension
quite
tight
(at
about
5),
to
make
the
seam
more
prominent.
TIP:
It
you
wish
to
emphasize
the
cording
effect,
you
can
fit
a
“cording
tongue”
on
the
front
edge
of
the
needle
plate.
This
shapes
the
fabric
during
sewing
and
gives
the
cording
more
volume.
You
can
obtain
a
similar
effect
by
using
a
gimp
thread;
this
makes
the
cording
look
wider.
In
this
case,
however,
do
not
use
a
cording
tongue.
To
do
this,
remove
the
needle
plate.
—
Thread
the
gimp
thread
through
the
hole
of
the
needle
plate
from
below
to
the
top.
—
Replace
the
needle
plate.
The
notch
bet
ween
the
needle
plate
and
the
sewing
machine
provides
space
for
the
gimp
thread.
This
thread
must
be
fed
under
the
cloth
plate,
so
that
it
does
not
become
tan
gled
during
sewing.
While
sewing
the
cording
pull
the
material
lightly
—
You
can
use
the
grooves
in
the
cording
foot
to
guide
the
work
along
an
already
sewn
cording
seam.
This
ensures
that
the
distance
between
cording
seams
is
always
constant.
TIP:
There are
two
different
cording
feet:
a
five-groove
and
a
seven-groove
toot
(see
table
on
page
76).
With
the
seven-groove
foot
the
sewn
cordings
are
closer
together
than
with
the
five-groove
foot.
Cording
toot
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