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Blind, hemming

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Blind hemming Presser foot: 5 Thread: sewing/darning thread Needle: 80-70 Stitch: Stitch width: approx. 3 Stitch length: 2 14/ Needle position: right/half right Feed-dog:_ sewim Colour indicator: misimmum Sewing table/special accessory Important p As with hand sewing, fine fabrics require a fine needle and fine thread. Preparation The hem should be prepared in the same way as for sewing by hand. Oversew raw edge, baste and press. Positioning the hem The hem is positioned under the foot as shown in Fig.1. Sewing test (Either on a remnant of fabric or directly on the hem.) Given the variations in fabric thickness, it is advis- able to sew a test piece first. As when sewing by hand, the needle should only catch the fold of the fabric. Because of these variations, a slight adjustment may be necessary. Sew slowly until the needle swings to the left. Using the handwheel, bring the nee- dle down until it is just about to enter the fabric Guiding the work and check that it is only just In this way, you can check :„. catching the fabric. If that the hem is running necessary, adjust the stitch straight. width slightly. Tip: While sewing, hold the Narrower if the needle is underfabric back slightly going in too far and a little (Fig. 2). wider if it is failing to catch sufficiently. Check the next zig-zag stitch in the same way. Then sew for approximately 10 cm (4") and check again. 2 24

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Blind
hemming
Presser
foot:
Thread:
Needle:
Stitch:
Stitch
width:
Stitch
length:
Needle
position:
Feed
-dog:_
Colour
indicator:
Sewing
table/special
5
sewing/darning
thread
80-70
approx.
3
2
1
/
4
right/half
right
sewim
misimmum
accessory
Important
As
with
hand
sewing,
fine
fabrics
require
a
fine
needle
and
fine
thread.
Preparation
The
hem
should
be
prepared
in
the
same
way
as
for
sewing
by
hand.
Oversew
raw
edge,
baste
and
press.
Positioning
the
hem
The
hem
is
positioned
under
the
foot
as
shown
in
Fig.1.
Sewing
test
(Either
on
a
remnant
of
fabric
or
directly
on
the
hem.)
Given
the
variations
in
fabric
thickness,
it
is
advis-
able
to
sew
a
test
piece
first.
As
when
sewing
by
hand,
the
needle
should
only
catch
the
fold
of
the
fabric.
Because
of
these
variations,
a
slight
adjustment
may
be
necessary.
Sew
slowly
until
the
needle
swings
to
the
left.
Using
the
handwheel,
bring
the
nee-
dle
down
until
it
is
just
about
to
enter
the
fabric
and
check
that
it
is
only
just
catching
the
fabric.
If
necessary,
adjust
the
stitch
width
slightly.
Narrower
if
the
needle
is
going
in
too
far
and
a
little
wider
if
it
is
failing
to
catch
sufficiently.
Check
the
next
zig-zag
stitch
in
the
same
way.
Then
sew
for
approximately
10
cm
(4")
and
check
again.
p
Guiding
the
work
In
this
way,
you
can
check
that
the
hem
is
running
straight.
Tip:
While
sewing,
hold
the
underfabric
back
slightly
(Fig.
2).
:„.
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