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6WDFNLQJVWLWFKHV Sew beautiful decorations in two colors using the stacking stitches. The stacking stitches consist of pairs of matching stitches that are designed to be sewn on top of each other. 6HZWKHÀUVWVWLWFKDQGWKHQVHZWKHVHFRQG RYHUODSSLQJWKHÀUVW%HVXUHWRXVHWKHVDPHVWDUWLQJ point for each. Touch Quick Help (29) and one of the stacking stitches to preview what the stitches look like when combined/stacked. 29 Ribbon stitches Add dimensional elements to your decorative stitching with the beautiful ribbon stitches in your 1 machine. Narrow ribbons are woven into theses VSHFLDOVWLWFKHVDV\RXVHZPP DSSUR[Ɍµ¼") ribbons are recommended for this technique. For best results, use stabilizer, appropriate for your fabric type and weight, under your fabric to support your 2 stitching. 1. Choose a ribbon stitch in category 6.5. Activate QHHGOHGRZQ6HZWKHÀUVWSDUWRISDWWHUQVHZ until the machine stops automatically with needle down. 2. When you start to sew the stitch, it is important that you place the ribbon in the front of the 3 QHHGOHLQWKHVDPHDQJOHDVWKHÀUVWSDUWRIWKH stitch is sewn. See illustration 2. Continue sewing until the machine stops again. 3. Fold the ribbon over the stitching and pull it across the fabric so that it is directly in front of the needle again. Continue sewing until the machine stops. Fold the ribbon over again and position in front of the needle as before; continue stitching until the machine stops. Repeat this process until the desired length of stitching is achieved. 4:22 Sewing mode

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4:22
Sewing mode
29
1
2
3
Sew beautiful decorations in two colors using the
stacking stitches. The stacking stitches consist of pairs
of matching stitches that are designed to be sewn on
top of each other.
point for each.
Touch Quick Help (29) and one of the stacking
stitches to preview what the stitches look like when
combined/stacked.
Ribbon stitches
Add dimensional elements to your decorative
stitching with the beautiful ribbon stitches in your
machine. Narrow ribbons are woven into theses
¼
”)
ribbons are recommended for this technique. For best
results, use stabilizer, appropriate for your fabric
type and weight, under your fabric to support your
stitching.
1.
Choose a ribbon stitch in category 6.5. Activate
until the machine stops automatically with needle
down.
2.
When you start to sew the stitch, it is important
that you place the ribbon in the front of the
stitch is sewn. See illustration 2. Continue sewing
until the machine stops again.
3.
Fold the ribbon over the stitching and pull it
across the fabric so that it is directly in front of the
needle again. Continue sewing until the machine
stops. Fold the ribbon over again and position in
front of the needle as before; continue stitching
until the machine stops. Repeat this process until
the desired length of stitching is achieved.