White 1570 manual Stationary, Free Hand Monogramming

Pattern	/A/\
Length:	0
Width.I	5
Spec ai stitch		selector
Pressure	Darn
Foot: None

Utility

stitch

upward

FREE HAND MONOGRAMMING

For giving garments and linens a personaiized

touch,

first tiansfe;

the

design to

the

right side of the fabric.
fabrics	and toweling.	In
run the	machine rapidly.

An embroidery hoop	is	recommended		especially for	soft
order to monogram, you		must	move the	fabric slowly	and
Monogramming is like	writing		by moving the paper under a

stationary

pen.

Guide

the fabric

slowly

so

that

the

zigzag

falls close

together

like

a

satin

stitch,

but

be

careful

that

the

stitches

do

not

pile

up,

When

guiding

from

side

to side,	move		fabric	slightly
Practice	by	forming		loops.

faster Once

to avoid a			heavy	area.
this	is	accomplished			any

letter

is

easy.

Sometimes

the use of paper		or non	woven	interfacing
fabric easier.	The	paper	or interfacing		may

under	the	fabric may
be torn	or	cut away at

make guiding	the
the completion	of

the monogram. cover loops and

When make

monogramming towels, the monogram smooth.

cellophane	placed on	the	tup		will	help
Pu,i or cut	away temaining			cellophane

when finished.

Step

I

Pattern:

Lenath:			1
Width:		0-1
Special		stitch			selector
Pressure				Normal
Foot:	All			Purpose
Step	2
Pattern:				f’\/
Length:			1/4”,		1/3”
Width:			24
Special			stitch		selector
Pressure: Normal
Foot.		All		Purpose

Ut’Hty stitch upward

Utility stitch upward

APPLIQUE Applying decotative

shapes

of

fabric

scraps

to

household

articles

and

clothing

is

a

very

interesting

way

of

trimming an otherwise

plain

article.

First,

trace the

on fabric to be

appliqued, then

pin or baste

it

securely in

place

on

garment.

design.

small

straight

stitch

or

narrow

zigzag, sew

around

the

transferred

design With a After

excess

fabric

is

trimmed

away,

sew

around

the applique

with

a

satin

stitch.

For

a

smooth

curve,

stop

frequently

at

the

inside

edge of

the curve

to pivot

the

fabric

slightly.

Corners

look much

better

when

the

point

is

stitched

by

pivoting

rather

than

just	turned.
As	with all	decorative
when stitching			and	can

stitches,	paper	may	be
be torn away when			the

used to	give more body
applique	is completed.

to

the

fabric

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