Sears 385. 17928 Basic Zigzag Stitch width control 1 to Set the Machine, Monogramming, Wtu Chalk

•Basic Zigzag

Stitch width control 1 to 5

Set the Machine

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Top tnread	tension	Stitch	length	J
control 3 to	8	control	red
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		zone

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Here's How

IL))'There are many ways to sew a zigzag stitch.

Consult the specific variations for detailed directions.

Stretch StitchSatin Stitch page 3_7, Applique Work page 3_88,

Monogramming

Stitch width l!

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Top thread	tension
control 2 to	6	Stitch	length
		control 0.5 to 1		\
				Here's How
				1.	Set	the	same as satin stitch.
				2.	Back		the	fabric	with	paper or
				r3.	interfacing.
		Stretch	Stitch		Draw		the	letters	on	the fabric
					wtu,	t_,=u,		_ chalk.

A: Zigzag foot

Bar Tacking page 3__88,

Monogramming page 3__66,

F:Satin stitch foot

4. Satin stitch, adjusting the stitch width as necessary to form each

The Stitch and Its Uses

Embroidery page 3__99,

Button Sewing page 4___00,

pattern.

5. If using paper, carefully remove it

The zigzag stitch is one of the most Overcasting page 41. common and most versatile stitches on

your machine. It can be a utility stitch

for sewing buttons, buttonholes, hem-

ming, overcasting, mending and darn- ing. It can also be used to decorate with trims, appliques and cut-out work or as a decorative stitch.

when you have finished sewing.

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