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New draw material back ?■ toward you allowing the crease on turned edge of fabric 1 to fit around edge cf spoon. Hi In this manner the hem can be drawn back until 4 needle enters extreme edge of material being hemmed. Hold onto both lower and upper thread and stitch in usual manner. Page 26 Page 27 :OMBlNATION TUCKER, iDGESTITCHER AND TOP BRAIDER The attachment is fastened to machine in the same manner as the presser foot. The five slots shown in the illustration serve as guides for piping and accurate stitching to appear at edge of folded fabric or 'lace edges when joined. Slots 1, 2 and 4 are used when edges are to be joined daintily with no seam allowance. Slots 1 and 5 are used when a seam is required beyond the stitching. The folded edge is placed in slot 1, the raw edge or seam width is placed in slot 5. Slot 3 carries piping which has been folded and cut 3^-inch wide. If folded edge faces the left a ^-inch piping will appear. If edge is reversed a ^fj-inoh piping will appear. TVti«! rfr"1 Vi*ri@nt is scjustafele sidswiss Niov© lucr "A” to right or left until stitching appears at edge of fabric where desired. ¡/VIDE TUCKS TRIM STITCHED Tucks that range in size from pin width to %-inch can be stitched accurately when the Combination Attachment is used. Commercial patterns always oerforate for a tuck crease and suggest its size. The numbers 2 to 6 inclusive stamped on the back edge of the sliding guide (G) (Fig. 22) represent the width of tuck in eighths of an inch. After folding the material for the first tuck, introduce the folded edge into the guide slot which is nearest the needle. When the left hand edge of the friction spring (H) coincides with the number 2 on the scale a }^-inch tuck results. In like manner: Set the guide at 3 for a J^-inch tuck Set the guide at 4 for a J^-inch tuck Set the guide at 5 for a %-inch tuck Set the guide at 6 for a %-inch tuck Fig 23 shows the widest width tuck stiiched with No. 3 DMC on the bobbin. Pattern perforations on a %-mch tuck are usually spaced 2 Vi inches apart so that when stitched, tucks are closely spaced yet not crowded. To further enhance these tucks a row of DMC is stitched to the extreme edge of tuck as shown in Fig. 23. Set attachment so that edge of slot 1 is directly in front of needle for decided edge stitch Page 28 Page 29 HREE EDGES HELD IN ONE TITCHING Slots 1, 2 and 4 are utilized to advantage when it is necessary to face a garment that is being lace trimmed. Set attachment so that edge of slot 1 is directly in front of the needle. This means that turned edge of garment is placed in slot 1, lace edge in slot 4 with binding facing edge in slct 2; thus 3 edges are held correctly in one single stitching as clearly portrayed in Fig. 24. When sewing laces or soft materials together, it is better to hold the edges slightly overlapped. This will prevent the lace from feeding away from guide. When the attachment is properly adjusted, the most inexoerienced oceratcr mav sew yards of lace or mate- _;.l i---i-l----- iltii VV1UA iiU uiuiwux;]1. OP BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY Braids such as soutache or floss of the same size can be applied to fabric in designs that are most ■ attractive. Fig. 25 shows silk soutache being applied to rayon latfeta. By moving lug "A” draw the edgestitching portion cf attachment toward the right and set braiding guide "K" directly in front of the needle so that needle pierces the center of trimming as it is being stitched. Enter the braid into the hole K (Fig. 22). The design to be braided should be plainly marked or stamped on the top or right side of fabric. Stitch along this design, being sure that the soutache braid is feeding freely into the hole K without twisting. To turn a corner, stop the machine with the needle down through the braid in the exact corner cf the design, raise the presser bar just enough io permit the turning cf the fabric in the desired direction, lower the presser bar and proceed as before. Page 30 FHE RUFFLER A. Slots to space fullness at number of stitches. B. Slide lever to regulate depth of pleat. Attach Ruffler by placing the foot C on attachment holder and the fork arm D astride the needle clamp screw. See that needle goes down in center of needle hole in Ruffler. THE RUFFLER Ruffling. Enter material to be ruffled between blue blades. Edge of material is guided into one of several slots or adjustable guides provided for different widths of seam allowance or headings, as shown in pictures on page 34. At point A, set pin in No. 1 opening for gather at every stitch. At point B, loosen screw and set lever for depth of gather No. 1 makes the finest gather. Length of stitch on sewing machine varies amount of fullness. Page 32 Page 33 iHE RÜFFLER Pleating can be formed in a wide range of effects. The Ruffler can be set for deep or shallow pleats, spaced close together or far apart. 51X-ST1TCH PLEATING At point A set pin in No. 6 opening for pleat .every sixt...
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