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sewing, stretch, fabric

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sewing knit and stretch fabric When you sew stretch fabrics, double knits, tricot, jersey, and elastic, choose one of the stitch patterns that build stretch into the seam. A wide variety of stitches is available. See table below. Remember to use a ball-point Yellow Band needle in the machine when you attach elastic or sew knit or stretch fabric. STRETCH STITCH CHART _Pattern:. )Wtiere tp'Use Straight Stretch Stitcht A ) Built-in Feather ( ) or Honeycomb ( (Stitch Width ) Plain seams that s-t-r-e-t-c-h- - Sleeve and gusset insertion -- Swimsuit construction - Crotch seams - Repairing and reinforcing seams. Maxi-Topstitch Disc 69 (Stitch Width 5 only) Overedge Stretch Stitcht Wherever a bold topstitched effect is desired. Overedge seams that stretch-Crotch seams -Waistband and seam finishes in shorts and slacks-Ski -suit, snow-suit, and swimsuit construction. Honeycomb Stitch t Built-in Attaching elastic and stretch lace-Lingerie and girdle repair-Swimsuit construction- Edge finishes for seams, hems, and facings. Multi-Stitch Zig-Zag Built-in Attaching elastic and stretch lace-Lingerie and swimsuit construction-Girdle seamsSeam finishes-Casings and waistband finishes. Plain Zig-Zag Built-in General-purpose stretch sewing-Lingerie seams-Attaching stay tape-Seam finishing -Edge finishing-Attaching stretch lace. Ric-Rac Stitch t Disc 74 Heavy-duty, general-purpose stretch sewing -Reversible topstitching. Blindstitch Built-in Flexible blindstitch hemming-Overcast seam finishing-Shell hems in lingerie. Feather Stitch t Built-in Swimsuit seams-Attaching stretch lace- Lingerie and girdle seams. Chainstitch Flexible basting-Hem-tape application. Double-stitched seams in delicate knits. Slant Overedge Stitch t Disc 76 Sweater and swimsuit construction-Overcast seams in bulky knits and stretch terry cloth-Attaching elastic and stretch lace- Edge finishes for seams, hems, and facings. tThis stitch is designed for strength and permanence and cannot readily be ripped out without risk of fabric damage. 44

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sewing
knit
and
stretch
fabric
When
you
sew
stretch
fabrics,
double
knits,
tricot,
jersey,
and
elastic,
choose
one
of
the
stitch
patterns
that
build
stretch
into
the
seam.
A
wide
variety
of
stitches
is
available.
See
table
below.
Remember
to
use
a
ball-point
Yellow
Band
needle
in
the
machine
when
you
attach
elastic
or
sew
knit
or
stretch
fabric.
STRETCH
STITCH
CHART
_Pattern:.
Straight
Stretch
Stitcht
Built-in
Feather
(
)
or
Honeycomb
(
)
(Stitch
Width
A
)
Maxi
-Topstitch
Disc
69
(Stitch
Width
5
only)
Overedge
Stretch
Stitcht
Honeycomb
Stitch
t
Built-in
Multi
-Stitch
Zig-Zag
Built-in
Plain
Zig-Zag
Built-in
Ric-Rac
Stitch
t
Disc
74
Blindstitch
Built-in
Feather
Stitch
t
Built-in
Chainstitch
Slant
Overedge
Stitch
t
Disc
76
)Wtiere
tp'Use
Plain
seams
that
s
-t
-r
-e
-t
-c
-h-
-
Sleeve
and
gusset
insertion
--
Swimsuit
construction
—
Crotch
seams
—
Repairing
and
reinforcing
seams.
Wherever
a
bold
topstitched
effect
is
desired.
Overedge
seams
that
stretch
—Crotch
seams
—Waistband
and
seam
finishes
in
shorts
and
slacks
-Ski
-suit,
snow
-suit,
and
swimsuit
construction.
Attaching
elastic
and
stretch
lace
—Lingerie
and
girdle
repair
—Swimsuit
construction
—
Edge
finishes
for
seams,
hems,
and
facings.
Attaching
elastic
and
stretch
lace
—Lingerie
and
swimsuit
construction
—Girdle
seams
-
Seam
finishes
—Casings
and
waistband
finishes.
General-purpose
stretch
sewing
—Lingerie
seams
—Attaching
stay
tape
—Seam
finishing
—Edge
finishing
—Attaching
stretch
lace.
Heavy-duty,
general-purpose
stretch
sewing
—Reversible
topstitching.
Flexible
blindstitch
hemming
—Overcast
seam
finishing
—Shell
hems
in
lingerie.
Swimsuit
seams
—Attaching
stretch
lace
—
Lingerie
and
girdle
seams.
Flexible
basting
—Hem
-tape
application.
Double
-stitched
seams
in
delicate
knits.
Sweater
and
swimsuit
construction
—Over-
cast
seams
in
bulky
knits
and
stretch
terry
cloth
—Attaching
elastic
and
stretch
lace
—
Edge
finishes
for
seams,
hems,
and
facings.
tThis
stitch
is
designed
for
strength
and
permanence
44
and
cannot
readily
be
ripped
out
without
risk
of
fabric
damage.