Singer 14T968DC PROFESIONAL 5 Instruction Manual - Page 79
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The Flatlock stitch, with fabric's right sides together, form a ladder stitch. A ribbon can then be woven by hand in and out of the stitches. The ladder stitch is ideal for joining laces together, as seen in heirloom sewing. Another idea for the ladder stitch is to use decorative thread through the needle to form a bold embellishment to projects. Three-Thread Flatlock (narrow) page 3
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The Flatlock stitch, with fabric’s right sides together, form a ladder stitch.
A ribbon
can then be woven by hand in and out of the stitches.
The ladder stitch is ideal for
joining laces together, as seen in heirloom sewing.
Another idea for the ladder
stitch is to use decorative thread through the needle to form a bold embellishment to
projects.
Three-Thread Flatlock (narrow) page 3