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- | When preparing rounded pockets, I like to serge the edge first with increased stitch length and differential, so the edges start cupping, which makes it easier to fold the seam allowance. | + | When preparing rounded pockets, I like to serge the edge first with increased stitch length and differential, so that the edges start cupping. This makes it easier to fold the seam allowance. |
Here I started out with regular settings and using a hump jumper to keep the foot level on the binding. | Here I started out with regular settings and using a hump jumper to keep the foot level on the binding. | ||
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- | Next I have assembled the bottom and top parts, and top stitched those. Then I attached the raglan sleeves and reverse stitched those. For all the top stitching and reverse stitching on this sweater fabric I used the following SETTINGS on my Babylock Coverstitch with regular polyester serger thread in the needles and the looper: | + | Next I assembled the bottom and top parts, and top stitched those. Then I attached the raglan sleeves and reverse stitched those. For all the top stitching and reverse stitching on this sweater fabric I used the following SETTINGS on my Babylock Coverstitch with regular polyester serger thread in the needles and the looper: |
Needle 1 4 | Needle 1 4 |