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SL
2.0
1.0
0.0
5.0
Rolled Hem 2 (model 686 only)
The needle and lower looper threads
form a stitch that rolls the fabric before
encasing the edge.
Common Uses
5.0
1. Since there are only 2 threads, the
result is lighter and finer than Rolled
Hem 3. This is an advantage for
lightweight fabrics like chiffon and
bridal veiling edging.
Overcast 2 (model 686 only)
The needle and lower looper threads
form an edge finish that is lightweight and
flat.
Common Uses
6.0
1. Finish an open seam edge on
lightweight fabrics.
Flatlock 2 (model 686 only)
The needle and lower looper threads
form a stitch that can be pulled flat.
Common Uses
1. Construction method for undergarments.
5.5
2. Hemming technique.
Flatlock 3
Three threads form an unbalanced stitch
that can be pulled open into a flat seam.
The seam resembles the exposed stitch
seen on ready-to-wear sweatshirts and
knit sportswear.
Common Uses
8.0
1. Construction method for bulky knitwear.
2. Decorative accent.
Fold fabric with wrong sides together. Place
fabric so half of stitch will form off the fabric
edge. Sew. (Do not sew with fabric beyond
edge of needle plate.) Open fabric and
gently pull apart the stitch.
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