Singer Heavy Duty 6600C HD 6600C Stitch Applications Guide - Page 22

English HAND LOOK 102 QUILTING STITCH Sashiko HAND LOOK 103 QUILTING STITCH Decorative Stitching HAND LOOK 104 QUILTING STITCH Quilting SLANT 105 OVEREDGE STITCH Seam with Seam Finish The look of sashiko stitching can be created using the hand-look quilting stitch, which looks like a row of stitches sewn by hand. Thread the bobbin in a color that you want for the stitches which will actually appear on the top side of your project. Thread the needle with a thread color that matches or blends very well with the top fabric. Select the stitch and try sewing a sample first. It may be necessary to increase the upper thread tension to help "pull" the bobbin thread up a bit more. Adjust stitch length as desired for the look of your project. For creating a sashiko pattern, try a removable fabric marker to draw stitching guidelines on the fabric. It may be helpful to use an Open Toe Foot (additional accessory for some machine models), which provides a clear view of the sewing area. The hand-look quilting stitch looks like a row of small stitches sewn by hand. Thread the bobbin in a color that you want for the stitches which will actually appear on the top side of your project. Thread the needle with a thread color that matches or blends very well with the top fabric. Select the stitch and try sewing a sample first. It may be necessary to increase the upper thread tension to help "pull" the bobbin thread up a bit more. Adjust stitch length as desired for the look of your project. It may be helpful to use an Even Feed / Walking Foot (additional accessory for some machine models) to prevent layers from shifting. The hand-look quilting stitch looks like a row of small stitches sewn by hand. Thread the bobbin in a color that you want for the stitches which will actually appear on the top side of your project. Thread the needle with a thread color that matches or blends very well with the top fabric. Select the stitch and try sewing a sample first. It may be necessary to increase the upper thread tension to help "pull" the bobbin thread up a bit more. Adjust stitch length as desired for the look of your project. For quilting rows, try using a removable fabric marker to draw stitching guidelines. It may be helpful to use an Even Feed / Walking Foot (additionall accessory for some machine models) to prevent fabric layers from shifting. This Slant Overedge Stitch is a stretch stitch, but it can be used on stretch fabrics and non-stretch fabrics (wovens) as well. It sews a seam and a seam finish, all at the same time. Sew with the left side of the stitch on the seam line of your project. Trim excess seam allownace when finished sewing. 22 of 49