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Nostagia, H&Hoom, Gimping

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Nostagia /H&Hoom -I Wing Needle Sewing with a wing needle creates the look of "hemstitching" woven natural fiber fabrics by creating "holes" where the neec goes in and out of the fabric. Replace standard needle with a wing needle. Choose any stitch that goes back and forth into the same holes several times (3, 9 92). Use the recommended presser foot for that stitch. Thread the top and bottom with lightweight thread in color th matches the fabric you are using. (Remember you want to see I holes that are created and not the thread.) Tip: For fine fabrics, place a Iightweignt tear away stabilizer under stitching. Begin sewing. Use the Sew Slow button to reduce your speed while using the wing needle. Gimping Gimping adds texture to nostalgia projects. Previously done by hand, sewing over gimp cord with your performance 2054 will not only save time but add that special touch to bags, tableclol handkerchiefs and more. Set up your performance with a zig zag stitch (2), stitch length stitch width 2.0, presser foot IA, IDT engaged. Tip: Use the 7/9 hole cord foot to help guide your cord Thread your Performance with polyester or cotton thread that matches the color of your fabric in both the top and bobbin. ( decorative thread in the top if desired.) Use crochet cotton as t gimp cord. Tip: Use a fade away or water soluble pen to mark your pattern before you se' Place the gimping cord under the presser foot, guiding the cor in the slot in the middle of the foot. Begin sewing over the cor Create curves and swirls as you sew. Sewing over the cord adds raised texture to your designs.

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Nostagia
/H&Hoom
Wing
Needle
Sewing
with
a
wing
needle
creates
the
look
of
“hemstitching”
woven
natural
fiber
fabrics
by
creating
“holes”
where
the
neec
goes
in
and
out
of
the
fabric.
Replace
standard
needle
with
a
wing
needle.
Choose
any
stitch
that
goes
back
and
forth
into
the
same
holes
several
times
(3,
9
92).
Use
the
recommended
presser
foot
for
that
stitch.
Thread
the
top
and
bottom
with
lightweight
thread
in
color
th
matches
the
fabric
you
are
using.
(Remember
you
want
to
see
I
holes
that
are
created
and
not
the
thread.)
Tip:
For
fine
fabrics,
place
a
Iightweignt
tear
away
stabilizer
under
stitching.
Begin
sewing.
Use
the
Sew
Slow
button
to
reduce
your
speed
while
using
the
wing
needle.
Gimping
Gimping
adds
texture
to
nostalgia
projects.
Previously
done
by
hand,
sewing
over
gimp
cord
with
your
performance
2054
will
not
only
save
time
but
add
that
special
touch
to
bags,
tableclol
handkerchiefs
and
more.
Set
up
your
performance
with
a
zig
zag
stitch
(2),
stitch
length
stitch
width
2.0,
presser
foot
IA,
IDT
engaged.
Tip:
Use
the
7/9
hole
cord
foot
to
help
guide
your
cord
Thread
your
Performance
with
polyester
or
cotton
thread
that
matches
the
color
of
your
fabric
in
both
the
top
and
bobbin.
(
decorative
thread
in
the
top
if
desired.)
Use
crochet
cotton
as
t
gimp
cord.
Tip:
Use
a
fade
away
or
water
soluble
pen
to
mark
your
pattern
before
you
se’
Place
the
gimping
cord
under
the
presser
foot,
guiding
the
cor
in
the
slot
in
the
middle
of
the
foot.
Begin
sewing
over
the
cor
Create
curves
and
swirls
as
you
sew.
Sewing
over
the
cord
adds
raised
texture
to
your
designs.
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