Machine set-up, Materials, Procedure – SINGER 9910-WORKBOOK Quantum User Manual
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A close Zigzag Stitch is called a Satin Stitch. Satin stitching is a great
way to finish an appliqué on children’s clothes and home decorating
projects. Try a rayon thread for smoother looking finish.
#6, Zigzag Stitch
3.5
1.0
Satin Foot
Machine Set-Up:
Stitch:
Stitch Width:
Stitch Length:
Presser Foot:
Materials:
2”
X
3” simple cotton appliqué
2”
X
3” fusible webbing
5”
X
5” cotton fabric
5”
X
5” tear-away stabilizer
Procedure:
♦Fuse a simple-shaped appliqué to the fusible webbing.
♦ Fuse the appliqué onto a cotton-type fabric (base fabric).
Fusing the appliqué into place will prevent the appliqué from shifting
while stitching.
♦ Place a tear-away stabilizer underneath the base fabric. This ensures
quality stitching when using dense stitches.
♦Place the applique under the foot, so that half of the stitch will form on
the applique and half on the base fabric.
♦Sew around the applique.
♦Widen the stitch width to 5.0 and change the stitch length to 0.4.
♦Sew around the applique again, covering the previously sewn stitching.
Note: The Stitch Length and Stitch
Width can be changed while sewing, if
desired.
Second zigzag pass