Singer One Instruction Manual 18 - Page 76

STITCH, VARIATIONS, SEWING, TECHNIQUES, Flatlock, Decorative, Machine, Flatlocking, Sport

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23. STITCH VARIATIONS AND SEWING TECHNIQUES How to Sew a Flatlock Decorative Seam • A flatlock stitch is achieved by adjusting the tension of the 3-thread overlock stitch, sewing the seam and pulling the fabric apart to flatten the seam. • The flatlock stitch can be used as a construction and decorative stitch or for ornamentation only. 1) Machine Set Up 0 0 • Remove the left or right needle. • Begin with the machine threaded and tension balanced for the 3-thread overlock stitch (page 61 ). • Loosen the needle thread tension (green or blue) Remove t I generously. Retirer Retirer • Loosen the upper looper thread tension (orange) slightly. • Tighten the lower looper thread tension (yellow) generously. Remove Retirer Retirer 2) Flatlocking a Seam & Sport Hem • Place the fabric wrong sides together to sew a decorative stitch on the right side of the garment. • Sew the seam, trimming the excess fabric. • The needle thread (green or blue) will form a V on the underside of the fabric. • The lower looper thread will pull into a straight line at the fabric edge. • Pull on opposite sides of the seam to pull stitches flat. Sport hem: Fold up hem & press. Fold up hem again & press. Flatlock on fold edge. Pull on opposite sides of the seam to pull stitches apart. 75 651 /7 Needle thread Hilo de aguja / Fil d'aiguille Ne le thread Hilo e aguja Fil d'a • uille Upper looper thread Hilo ojo-guia Superio Fil de boucleur super' Lower looper thread Hilo del ojo-guia inferio Fil du boucleurinferieur Topside Lado superior Endroit Undersid Lado inferiore Envers

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23.
STITCH
VARIATIONS
AND
SEWING
TECHNIQUES
How
to
Sew
a
Flatlock
Decorative
Seam
A
fl
atlock
stitch
is
achieved
by
adjusting
the
tension
of
the
3
-thread
overlock
stitch,
sewing
the
seam
and
pulling
the
fabric
apart
to
fl
atten
the
seam.
The
flatlock
stitch
can
be
used
as
a
construction
and
decorative
stitch
or
for
ornamentation
only.
1)
Machine
Set
Up
Remove
the
left
or
right
needle.
Begin
with
the
machine
threaded
and
tension
balanced
for
the
3
-thread
overlock
stitch
(page
61
).
Loosen
the
needle
thread
tension
(green
or
blue)
generously.
Loosen
the
upper
looper
thread
tension
(orange)
slightly.
Tighten
the
lower
looper
thread
tension
(yellow)
generously.
2)
Flatlocking
a
Seam
&
Sport
Hem
Place
the
fabric
wrong
sides
together
to
sew
a
decorative
stitch
on
the
right
side
of
the
garment.
Sew
the
seam,
trimming
the
excess
fabric.
The
needle
thread
(green
or
blue)
will
form
a
V
on
the
underside
of
the
fabric.
The
lower
looper
thread
will
pull
into
a
straight
line
at
the
fabric
edge.
Pull
on
opposite
sides
of
the
seam
to
pull
stitches
fl
at.
Sport
hem:
Fold
up
hem
&
press.
Fold
up
hem
again
&
press.
Flatlock
on
fold
edge.
Pull
on
opposite
sides
of
the
seam
to
pull
stitches
apart.
0
0
t
I
Remove
Retirer
Retirer
651
/7
Needle
thread
Hilo
de
aguja
/
Fil
d'aiguille
Upper
looper
thread
Hilo
ojo-guia
Superio
Fil
de
boucleur
super'
Topside
Lado
superior
Endroit
Remove
Retirer
Retirer
Ne
le
thread
Hilo
e
aguja
Fil
d'a
uille
Lower
looper
thread
Hilo
del
ojo-guia
inferio
Fil
du
boucleurinferieur
Undersid
Lado
inferiore
Envers
75