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Three, thread, flatlock, stitch

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17. Three-thread flatlock stitch Flatlock stitch can be used for various applications. Preparation • Use ordinary overedge throat plate. • Use left or right needle. • The right looper thread forms the decorative stitch, therefore fine and unobtrusive threads should be used for the needle and left looper. Example: Right looper thread Left looper thread Needle thread Stitch length woolly nylon or decorative thread extra fine extra fine 2-3 Note: If heavy thread such as pearl cotton is used in the right looper, you should skip the 2nd thread guide C) as shown on page 15. 1. Set thread tensions to normal sewing condition for 1 needle, 3 thread overedge stitch and make a test sample. (See page 16) Needle thread (green dial) • When making above adjustment, the right looper thread tension should be adjusted as light as possible. Right looper thread (orange dial) Left looper thread (yellow dial) • Make a test sample with two ply fabric. 2. Turn left looper thread tension dial (yellow) toward (1-) mark so that the right looper thread Topside Needle thread (green dial) Underside will come as close as possible to the needle thread as shown in figure 1. 3. Turn needle thread tension dial (green) toward (-) mark so that right looper thread, left looper thread and needle thread will all come to the edge of Needle thread fabric as shown in figure 2. 4. Open looper cover. 5. Turn hand wheel toward you to bring movable knife to its lowest position and place it in the nonoperating position. (See page 21) 6. Attach edge guide to machine. Right looper thread Topside Needle thread Left looper thread Underside 7. Fold fabric in half with the wrong sides together. 8. Place fabric under the foot with the fold resting against the wall of edge guide. Adjust edge guide so that it is positioned in the center of the seam width as shown in the sketch. 9. When stitching is completed, unfold fabric and press the stitching from the underside of the fabric. Topside Topside 1 Underside 18. Two-thread flatlock stitch You can also flatlock with the 2-thread overedge stitch. Set tension as shown on page 14. Heavy decorative threads such as pearl cotton are not suggested for 2-thread flatlocking. 28

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17.
Three
-thread
flatlock
stitch
Flatlock
stitch
can
be
used
for
various
applications.
Preparation
Use
ordinary
overedge
throat
plate.
Use
left
or
right
needle.
The
right
looper
thread
forms
the
decorative
stitch,
therefore
fine
and
unobtrusive
threads
should
be
used
for
the
needle
and
left
looper.
Example:
Right
looper
thread
woolly
nylon
or
decorative
thread
Left
looper
thread
extra
fine
Needle
thread
extra
fine
Stitch
length
2-3
Note:
If
heavy
thread
such
as
pearl
cotton
is
used
in
the
right
looper,
you
should
skip
the
2nd
thread
guide
C)
as
shown
on
page
15.
1.
Set
thread
tensions
to
normal
sewing
condition
for
1
needle,
3
thread
overedge
stitch
and
make
a
test
Needle
thread
sample.
(See
page
16)
(green
dial)
When
making
above
adjustment,
the
right
Right
looper
Left
looper
thread
looper
thread
tension
should
be
adjusted
as
thread
(yellow
dial)
light
as
possible.
(orange
dial)
Make
a
test
sample
with
two
ply
fabric.
2.
Turn
left
looper
thread
tension
dial
(yellow)
toward
(1-)
mark
so
that
the
right
looper
thread
Topside
Underside
will
come
as
close
as
possible
to
the
needle
thread
as
shown
in
figure
1.
3.
Turn
needle
thread
tension
dial
(green)
toward
(—)
mark
so
that
right
looper
thread,
left
looper
thread
and
needle
thread
will
all
come
to
the
edge
of
Needle
thread
fabric
as
shown
in
figure
2.
4.
Open
looper
cover.
Right
looper
Needle
thread
thread
5.
Turn
hand
wheel
toward
you
to
bring
movable
knife
to
its
lowest
position
and
place
it
in
the
non
-
operating
position.
(See
page
21)
Topside
6.
Attach
edge
guide
to
machine.
7.
Fold
fabric
in
half
with
the
wrong
sides
together.
8.
Place
fabric
under
the
foot
with
the
fold
resting
against
the
wall
of
edge
guide.
Adjust
edge
guide
so
that
it
is
positioned
in
the
center
of
the
seam
width
as
shown
in
the
sketch.
9.
When
stitching
is
completed,
unfold
fabric
and
press
the
stitching
from
the
underside
of
the
fabric.
Topside
1
Needle
thread
(green
dial)
Left
looper
thread
Underside
Topside
Underside
18.
Two
-thread
flatlock
stitch
You
can
also
fl
atlock
with
the
2
-thread
overedge
stitch.
Set
tension
as
shown
on
page
14.
Heavy
decora-
tive
threads
such
as
pearl
cotton
are
not
suggested
for
2
-thread
fl
atlocking.
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