Sears 385. 19601 owner manual Blind, HemStitch Woven, Item Sttth

SECTION5. LEARNTHESTITCHES

Hemming	and	Edging Stitches	[_.	[_,	[_,	[],	[]	and []	(Continued)
= Blind Hem	Stitch	(stretch}			Blind	HemStitch	(woven}
	Set	tt_a Mochln_						1/8"

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t.Finish the raw edge at your hem any way you des=re, (See Overcasting, p. __22) 2_ Measure, turn op your hem and pro.

The Sthches and Their Uses

NOTE: For light weight tahr_es0 you may need a double told.

The	stretch Blind		Hem Stitch	_	s to		be
used	for	stretch	tabrlc.s because		t	_s	the 3.
stronger		and more eIastm of the			blind	hem
stitches.							4,

NO

Fold the materal {Bottom side out) on the edge to be stitches, as shown, leaving 1/8" el the finished hem edge showing.

Turn the sliding guide screw so that the sliding guide s very close {t/16") to the lett side at the blind hem toot.

Place the

told

of

the

hem aganst

the

sliding

guide

so thai the

t/8"

extending

edge shows on the tght.

The long

zigzag

stitch

should

barely

petce

the

folded edge

of the

fabric,

hut still sew on the 1/8" extended

edge. See

at

tett

tar proper

sttch

appearance.

		NO	B.	After	hemming0		p_ess both	sides	at the	finished	hem. The rght side of the garment witt show only the blind
				StitCheS-
		YEs	Hetptul		Hint
The regular blind	item Stt(th_	IS strong	Heroinrig		Thin	Fabrics:
enough for woven	tebres.		Reduce pressure			on	the presser	loot to	avoid	a distnct	line.

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