Brother International XL-2027 Users Manual - English - Page 12

Shell, Elastic, stitch, Overedging

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Shell tuck Pattern 8 Stitch Length 2-4 19 Overedging stitch Pattern 9 (Elastic Overlock Stitch) 17 (Arrow-Head Stitch) 19 (Slant Overlock Stitch) Stitch Length 4 This stitch can be used for sewing a picot edge on a light weight fabric. 1. Sew fabric on bias, placing it under the presser foot so that straight stitches are sewn on seam line and zig zag stitches are sewn slightly over folded edge. 2. This work requires a little tighter upper thread tension than normal. 3. Sew at slow speed. 4. Edge of material will be picoted. Position the fabric under the presser foot so the right (zig zag) side of the stitch pattern forms along the cut edge of the fabric. The left hand (straight stitch pattern) forms the seam stitching line of approximately 1/4 inch seam allowance. If the seam allowance is wider than the stitch pattern, trim away any excess fabric after stitching. NOTE: When sewing elastic materials, Elastic Overlock Stitch is useful as illustrated. Elastic stitch Pattern 10 (Elastic Stitch) Stitch Length F-2 (.) MENDING 1. Set the stitch Length Dial be- tween F-1. 2. Place reinforcement fabric under tear. 3. Following the line of tear, sew using the elastic to join both sides of the tear. SEWING ELASTIC 1. Place the elastic on the fabric. 2. As you sew, stretch elastic both in front and in back of the presser foot as shown in illustration. JOINING STITCH 1. The elastic stitch is used to join fabric together. 2. Place fabric edge to edge under the presser foot. 3. Sew together using elastic stitch. Care should be taken to keep the two fabric edges close together. 20

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19
Shell
tuck
Pattern
Stitch
Length
8
2-4
Elastic
stitch
This
stitch
can
be
used
for
sew-
ing
a
picot
edge
on
a
light
weight
fabric.
1.
Sew
fabric
on
bias,
placing
it
under
the
presser
foot
so
that
straight
stitches
are
sewn
on
seam
line
and
zig
zag
stitches
are
sewn
slightly
over
folded
edge.
2.
This
work
requires
a
little
tighter
upper
thread
tension
than
normal.
3.
Sew
at
slow
speed.
4.
Edge
of
material
will
be
picot-
ed.
Overedging
stitch
Pattern
Stitch
Length
9
(Elastic
Overlock
Stitch)
17
(Arrow
-Head
Stitch)
19
(Slant
Overlock
Stitch)
4
Pattern
Stitch
Length
10
(Elastic
Stitch)
F-2
MENDING
1.
Set
the
stitch
Length
Dial
be-
tween
F-1.
2.
Place
reinforcement
fabric
un-
der
tear.
3.
Following
the
line
of
tear,
sew
using
the
elastic
to
join
both
sides
of
the
tear.
SEWING
ELASTIC
1.
Place
the
elastic
on
the
fabric.
2.
As
you
sew,
stretch
elastic
both
in
front
and
in
back
of
the
presser
foot
as
shown
in
illustration.
(.)
JOINING
STITCH
1.
The
elastic
stitch
is
used
to
join
fabric
together.
2.
Place
fabric
edge
to
edge
un-
der
the
presser
foot.
3.
Sew
together
using
elastic
stitch.
Care
should
be
taken
to
keep
the
two
fabric
edges
close
together.
Position
the
fabric
under
the
presser
foot
so
the
right
(zig
zag)
side
of
the
stitch
pattern
forms
along
the
cut
edge
of
the
fabric.
The
left
hand
(straight
stitch
pat-
tern)
forms
the
seam
stitching
line
of
approximately
1/4
inch
seam
allowance.
If
the
seam
allowance
is
wider
than
the
stitch
pattern,
trim
away
any
excess
fabric
after
stitching.
NOTE:
When
sewing
elastic
ma-
terials,
Elastic
Overlock
Stitch
is
useful
as
illus-
trated.
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