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Procedure

1. Attach the blind stitch foot (see CHAPTER 1

"Attaching/ Removing presser foot").

2. Set up the machine for 3 thread overlock with

one needle in the left position.

The right needle should be removed.

3. Fold the fabric as shown in the illustration.

1 Surface

4. Turn the hand wheel so that the line on the

hand wheel is aligned to the line on the

machine (see CHAPTER 1 "Turning direction

of hand wheel").

5. Lift the presser foot lever and insert the fabric

with the folded edge in such a way that the

needle pierces just on the fold.

6. Lower the presser foot lever, adjust the fabric

guide toward the folded edge.

7. Adjust the guide position of the presser foot

with the adjusting screw so that the needle

moves down to a position 1/8 inch (2.5 to 3.0

mm) inside the folded edge of the fabric, so

that some of the stitching loops over the edge.

2 Adjusting screw

3 Fabric guide

By turning the screw forward the fabric guide

will go to the right. By turning the screw

backward the fabric guide will go to the left.

To adjust the position of the fabric guide, a

piece of the same fabric can be used to do a

sewing test.

8. While holding the fabric pieces together, sew at

a constant speed down the fold.

9. When stiching is ﬁ nished, pull the fabric open

(ﬂ at).

Either stitch ﬁ nish can be used on the right

side of the fabric. If you sew with the wrong

sides together, the upper looper thread will

decorate the right side when pulled ﬂ at. If you

sew with the right sides together, the needle

thread ladder will decorate the right side when

pulled ﬂ at.

NOTE:

This method is not suitable for thin fabrics.

Pin tuck stitching

The Pin tuck stitch uses a rolled edge to add

shape and decoration to any sewing project.

Contrasting thread in the upper looper adds an

accent to your project.

For thin fabrics, it's a good idea to choose a ﬁ ne

thread which will run smoothly.

Procedure

1. Attach the blind stitch foot (see CHAPTER 1

"Attaching/ Removing presser foot").

2. Set up the machine for narrow overlock

stitching. (Refer to CHAPTER 5 "Narrow

overlock/ Rolled hemming stitch".)

3. Draw equally spaced lines on the fabric with a

fabric pencil as guides for pin tuck placement.

Fold the fabric along one of the lines and press

in place lightly with an iron.

1 Making lines

2 Fold in two