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NARROW AND ROLLED HEM, PICOT STITCH<br />
The narrow and rolled edge stitches are ideal for use on light weight fabrics such as georgette,<br />
crepe, crepe de chine, silk etc.<br />
The picot stitch can be used when sewing on fine scarf-like fabrics. These hems are unsuitable<br />
for use on hard or heavy fabrics.<br />
1. Raise the presser foot.<br />
2. Open the front cover and working table.<br />
3. Pull the stitch finger from the needle plate using a screwdriver. Keep it in the front cover as<br />
illustrated or in the accessory bag.<br />
4. Set the machine according to the Setting Chart on page 32.<br />
NOTE: 1. Please use the recommended threads below for ideal seams.<br />
2. When finished, replace the stitch finger in the needle plate. Please make sure it is<br />
inserted completely as illustrated in Fig. 1.<br />
RECOMMENDED THREAD<br />
Narrow overlock edge<br />
Rolled edge<br />
with Three Threads<br />
with Three Threads<br />
with Two Threads<br />
Thread for<br />
needle<br />
Upper looper<br />
Lower looper<br />
Polyester, Nylon, Silk<br />
No. 50-100<br />
Polyester, Nylon, Silk<br />
No. 50-100<br />
Bulk nylon<br />
(less stretchable)<br />
Nylon No. 100<br />
Bulk nylon<br />
(less stretchable)<br />
Illustration<br />
38<br />
* I : Stitch finger (A)<br />
* II : Cross section showing proper placement of stitch finger<br />
* III : Narrow hem<br />
* IV : Rolled hem<br />
* V : Picot stitch
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