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26. Covered cords aNantoCd.aoc4vos1el3rirdg1e9hgdtuwiecdixotehtrrdNafsoiv.caeo4rs1egt8.r4om2o,avidenes.adwAdiltilhtioontfhetthoefsetheeedacrcoeordvaievnragilpfalobaoltete, Embroidery yarn No. 40, ing cotton, may be used serve as cord. sewing Crochet silk, or standard sew yarn No. 3 or 5 can tphleaPcaelsinstehtehyeofuacbrhroiaccvheuenttdryeaarcrentdhe,thwprorietuhsgshaertmhfeoedocitu.omrSdeinwzgigt-hgzeuaigdceos,rtdiatcnohdn. Soft thread. zigzag cording effects can This, (as shown in stitches. be obtained by Fig. 35), is done using with a filler smaller 27. Ruffling Ruffling is done with tioned above. (See Fig. the 36). same type of cording men cctcoooogmrFmdeaiptnshlgtmeeetnruiunsngotfdonorbetnheeeue.nnfidsifxeoeoardmfn,.thrteTouhfffeilplilnrefegarv.bterhTnirchteeactdhao,enpapnrnouodsfwfilttieingbgheetnefdnprouimcotkfaefbrttheeeder 28. Hemsfifching (Fig. 37) uatsosztahahspeifsergmwrpFefeszeuiiiaetaarnfialdstdg.grctshsahasendshattmdcrhiartaeeeesvcwa.tpheinectecsFbnostehoe,hvdcitreeneshuonrgesnteoithdnddhnibgrs,rfayetiehrtwaawhsdendhtnegodsaeernmrkf,etedafhudgec.asagmcuctnteoTtlaa,nrhtykrdhoeeoeiewmpnutotrgbwleswberusoneotisarsogieeshdstesrheetudthwrtforghyooeeneafoostptrwbs.iaanttiwiTattgtththichheneheure.insnnrlaWiie,sesfrvanorhtemjrgothuemhrtwesyenhet 32 Fig. 35 33

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26.
Covered
cords
Covered
cords
are
made
with
the
feed
cover
plate
and
cord
guide
No.
41842,
in
addition
to
the
cording
foot,
No.
41319
with
five
grooves.
All
of
these
are
available
at
a
slight
extra
cost.
Embroidery
yarn
No.
40,
sewing
silk,
or
standard
sew
ing
cotton,
may
be
used
Crochet
yarn
No.
3
or
5
can
serve
as
cord.
Pass
the
crochet
yarn
through
the
cording
guide,
and
place
the
fabric
under
the
presser
foot.
Sew
the
cord
on
the
line
you
have
traced,
with
a
medium
zig-zag
stitch.
Soft
cording
effects
can
be
obtained
by
using
a
filler
thread.
This,
(as
shown
in
Fig.
35),
is
done
with
smaller
zigzag
stitches.
27.
Ruffling
Ruffling
is
done
with
the
same
type
of
cording
men
tioned
above.
(See
Fig.
36).
Fasten
one
end
of
the
filler
thread,
and
tighten
it
after
completing
the
sean.
The
fabric
can
now
be
puckered
together
for
uniform
ruffling.
The
opposite
end
of
the
cord
must
be
fixed,
to
prevent
the
ruffling
from
be
coming
undone.
28.
Hemsfifching
(Fig.
37)
First
draw
the
threads
according to
the
pattern,
just
as
if
hemstitching
by
hand.
The
two
edges
where
the
threads
have
been
drawn
must
now
be
sewn
with
narrow
zigzag
stitches,
using
the
regular
presser
foot.
The
length
of
stitch
depends
on
the
effect
you
wish
to
obtain.
When
sewing
the
second
edge,
make
sure
that
the
same
threads
are
covered,
and
that
the
length
of
stitch
is
the
same
as
an
the
first
edge,
to
assure
a
uniform
appearance.
For
this
work
an
embroidery
ring
is
very
useful.
Fig.
35
32
33