White 1570 manual Shirring Straight Stitch

SATIN STITCH

SEAM

SHELL TUCK

SHIRRING

STRAIGHT STITCH

STRETCH BUTTONHOLE

STRETCH STITCH

TAPERING

THREAD SHANK

TOPSTITCHING

TRICOT STITCH

TRIPLE STRETCH

ULTRA STRETCH

UNDERSTITCHING

VARIEGATED THREAD

ZIGZAG

A solid

tine of zig zag stitching formed

by

a

zigzag stitch sewn very close

together.

A line formed when sewing two pieces

of

material

together.

The use

of

the zigzag or variation

of the

zigzag

stitch

to

give a shell

effect

to

the

edge of

material.

To gather cloth

by drawing two or

more

threads together.

A forward or reverse single line of sewing

which may vary from 6 to

8 stitches per

inch to

“0” stitches.

A buttonhole made with

a

stretch

stitch

pattern

to

be used

on double knits,

sweaters, etc.

A combination

of

stitches formed

by

a

forward and backward motion which

allows the

stitches to flex

and not

break,

used on

stretch

materials,

double

knits,

tricot,

lingerie,

etc.

A line

of zigzag sewing varying from a

narrow

to a wide range.

A space composed of thrçad

between the

button and cloth to engage button

to

buttonhole on

bulky material.

A line

or

series

of

lines of

straight

or zigzag

border gwlng

sewing which enhances a

the stitching

a raised effect.

A triple

stretch

pattern

used to finish

delicate

fabrics

or

lace.

A term

used

for stretch

patterns,

a

pattern

formed by

a

forward, sideward and

backward

combination

of

stitches.

A triple stretch

pattern

which is

excellent

to make seams

in

bulk materials

like

sweater and swimwear,

Using

a

variation of the zig

zag stitch to

finish

a

hem or seam that

is

hidden.

A single

strand

of

thread

with varying

colors,

used

for a

decorative effect.

A term

which describes the

side

to

side

motion

of

the

needle which

creates width

to straight

sewing.

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