Operation Manual

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You

can

beautify

table

cloths,

napkins

or

even

3

garments

with

lace

trimmings.

Lace

edges

3

Program

02

Program

00

Serge

the

raw

edges

of

the

fabric

with

zigzag

or

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overlock

stitches.

Place

the

lace

onto

the

fabric

so

that

the

edges

of

the

fabric

and

lace

overlap

slightly.

Then

stitch

the

lace

onto

the

face

side.

I

You

can

achieve

a

particularly

flat

seam

if

you

are

joining

lace

and

fabric

with

a

covering

stitch.

In

this

case,

the

lace

and

fabric

edges

should

also

3

overlap

slightly.

As

the

covering

stitch

will

serge

the

fabric

edge

at

the

same

time,

you

only

need

•

to

cut

back

the

waste

material

carefully

along

the

J

seam.

Program

02

Program

00

First

serge

the

raw

edges.

Stitch

the

lace

onto

the

face

side

up

to

the

first

corner,

Fold

the

corner

and

stitch

over

it

diagonally.

Sew

the

lace

continu

ously

onto

the

next

edge.

All

other

sides

are

done

in

the

same

way.

Lace

inserts

Program

02

Program

00

First

baste

the

lace

to

the

face

side

of

the

fabric.

Stitch

both

edges

of

the

lace

at

a

narrow

margin

using

straight

stitch

00.

Cut

open

the

fabric

under

the

lace

at

the

middle

and

iron

it

over

to

the

side.

Stitch

over

both

edges

of

the

lace

with

small

and

dense

zigzag

stitches.

Cut

back

the

waste

material

on

the

wrong

side

of

the

lace.

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i

I

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Lace

trimmings

Lace

edges

with

corners

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