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hello, dear sewing lovers,

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our club has released a new training course

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Akon Tash, the goal of which is to teach how to live

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efficiently from different types of knitwear for

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any shapes of things so that the processing

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is similar to the factory one, so in the course

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I use a carpet for processing products,

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which combines the functions of an

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overlocker and a cover stitcher machines

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and only occasionally use a sewing machine,

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but many of you only have a sewing

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machine,

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so in this lesson we will solve

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the question of how to sew knitwear only on a

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sewing machine in this lesson I want to give

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a lot of useful information I want to not only

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tell but also show how to work with

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knitted fabrics Therefore, in order

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not to bore you, I divided the lesson into two parts.

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I want to draw your attention to the fact that in the lesson

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I do not show work with simple types of

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knitwear with little stretch and medium

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thickness, such as footer. For example,

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you can handle such simple fabrics

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yourself using the tips from this lesson, I

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show the work with

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thin,

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slippery and elastic knitted fabrics, I want

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you to be able to work with different types of

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knitwear.

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By the way, for those who are already studying my knitwear course, I

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advise you not to ignore the

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processing lessons that I showed carpet locks

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in the course, there are even more useful tips,

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just watch these lessons, repeat after

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me and stitch and at the same time,

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everything will work out on a sewing machine, and now

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watch the first part of the lesson,

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first I’ll talk about why people

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generally buy special equipment:

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overlockers, coverlocks and coverstitching

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machines,

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because the instructions for sewing machines

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say that the machines sew knitwear and

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there are even special ones for this knitted

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stitches,

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so what is the difference in time? There is no

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differential conveyor that

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prevents the fabric from stretching during

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sewing. Secondly, the speed of sewing

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overlock stitches is much higher than that of

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similar stitches on a sewing machine. Thirdly,

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most knitted stitches

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cannot be unraveled due to a different

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cast

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ninety than the same one.

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fourthly, many decorative

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stitches are stretchable, which at first glance can

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replace flat seams and cover stitching

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cannot be done without special

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fabric stabilizers, fifthly, no matter how hard

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you try to sew beautifully on a sewing

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machine, the quality of processing will be inferior to

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the factory one from the inside, first of all, from the

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face you can make it beautifully Now I will

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tell you what can be done to bring the

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quality of sewing as close as possible

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to the quality of work of

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overlockers and overlockers and coverstitching

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machines,

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since knitwear is scanned, the

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stitches should also be stretchable so

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that the threads do not break when stretching

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the products, look at the stitches of your

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sewing machine, try stitching they are

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knitwear to understand which stitches are

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more suitable for stitching cuts;

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straight stitches are suitable if you

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stretch the fabric a little while sewing, so

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the stitch will also turn out elastic; the

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stitch length is worth setting,

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for example, a two; the smaller the stitch, the

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greater the margin of

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elasticity; vodka, although if the fabric is in the

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same

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wavy the position remains, on the contrary, the

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length of the stitch needs to be slightly increased,

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now the length of the stitch I had was two and a

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half, you can see that the fabric

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has not stretched

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and this stitch has reserves of stretch

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for stitching,

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this triple stitch is also suitable, it can be

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used where you need special

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strength too it turns out to be a

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stretchable line or you can use

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line number 10, such a small zigzag

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turns out let's now try

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to sew with these lines

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[applause]

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this is a triple reinforced line, I just

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stretched the fabric just stitched, but

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the line also has the ability

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to stretch and does not tear

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because it is reinforced and now it is special

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they sew down line number 10 for knitwear

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[applause]

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the rhymes

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are laid out in such a small zigzag, but the

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fabric is also stretched, and the

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result is a line that is

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elastic enough to handle the edges of knitwear line

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number six is suitable, this is usually a

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zigzag line, but on 7 it is a zigzag

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consisting of small stitches for

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finishing the edge with simultaneous

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stitching details,

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line number eight is also

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suitable, lines number eleven

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twelve thirteen 5650 961 in general,

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try different lines of your sewing

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machine, maybe you

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will like some other line for stitching

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and simultaneous processing of the edge, a

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regular zigzag line,

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if you sew a little further from the edge, the

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line does not tighten the fabric and then

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you can just cut it here close to the

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line and let's now try to

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sew along the very edge, let's see the

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difference here you can see the edge is wavy,

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now line number seven is

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like triple zigzag stitches

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[applause]

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the same thing I now sewed close

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to the edge and in general - it’s extremely stretched and

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now let’s try to sew the same line

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to the edge and see what

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happens without stretching now the fabric

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turned out better than usual zigza for us, it’s

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less wavy but nevertheless

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wavy, so it’s better to process

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further from the edge and then cut off line

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number 8

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[applause]

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slightly the fabric is pulled together like this along the width,

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you can try to loosen the tension of

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the top thread as a gift if you loosen

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the tension of the top thread, then the situation immediately

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improved; it stopped pulling here,

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of course, it looks less like a zigzag, but

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nevertheless it looks better than

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this seam being pulled together, the

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stitching is stretchable and

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stitches well let's see from the front

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side what happened, from the front side

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it turned out well, let's now

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try to sew with the same line to the edge,

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but this line in general looks

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good, although it pulled a little bit, the

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edge is still less wavy, this is what it

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looks like from the wrong side

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line number 11

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[applause] I

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also sew a special stitch for knitwear,

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now I’m working on the edges right away,

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let’s now try to finish the edge with

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this stitch, but I see that the piece didn’t

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stretch, that’s how it happened, and

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now I made the same seam, but I

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assembled it with my foot and it lay down

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In this case, I did not use a straighter foot

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so as not to pull the edge of the fabric,

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just to make an equation

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regarding the edge, do we even if the

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recommendations do not include an overlock foot, in

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this case, a regular

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foot is recommended for this seam,

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then when you put another foot on, be

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sure to try it slowly by hand,

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twist the wheel watch where in general

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and it goes a little so that it doesn’t get here,

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these metal tendrils of the initial one

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will break, but I tried it

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first, I see that it goes between

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them and that’s why I used this foot with

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this foot, I liked it better,

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by the way, my other machine has a

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similar seam, it’s also in In the instructions, it is

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recommended for knitwear, like this

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seam, it has not two stitches here, but one, because of

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this, an

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overlock foot is immediately recommended because all the long

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stitches have the property of

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tightening the edge of the fabric,

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for example, stitch number eight, which I

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already showed you doggy style foot, in

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fact, for this machine it is

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recommended by the warbler overlocker due to the fact

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that the composition of this seam

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includes long

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engineer-shaped stitches, let's

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now try to

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sew a drill with a foot 8 seam

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now I was sewing, my

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upper thread tension was three and now

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for comparison I’ll put it less than one,

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I’ll look at the difference, here I

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had a three and

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still tightened it a little more like this, but

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here it became better, although on the wrong

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side

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the pattern has changed a little, and you

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can see that it’s pulled together with a

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hammer, absolutely, that is, often we

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do this if the fabric is pulled together as

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if there is a lack of quality on the front

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side, and first of all, we can kind of

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sacrifice the wrong side, let

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the stitch there not look as beautiful

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as it is suggested in the

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instructions, but the main thing is that all this is

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not pulled together, by the way, this seam is 11 and 8,

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first of all, in the instructions it is suggested

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for knitwear,

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let’s also try to compare lines

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56

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and 59

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[applause]

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59 line is better, it didn’t pull the fabric like this, it still

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pulled a little

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despite the fact that here I have a

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thread tension of one let’s see

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how these are stitched two lines

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at both sew well, now I

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sewed on a fabric called

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supplex, it is an elastic fabric and it is not

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very thin, so they are considered fabrics and at

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medium processing complexity it is much

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more difficult to work with thin fabrics, for

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example, here I have oil knitwear or

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here I have such a thin viscose knitwear

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most often the problem is such waves auntie

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when you stitch and in this case

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pay attention to this first

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line I stitched with a stitch length 2

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the fabric is stretched here I increased the length of the

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stitch the fabric became less stretched and

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stitched with stretching yes as I

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advised you what to stitch exactly with

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stretching so that the stitching is elastic

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with stretching I

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think that after ironing the situation

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will be better here further stitching without

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stretching is generally good, but on the other

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hand it hardly stretches and this

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stitch will stretch I tried other

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stitches here for example zigzag with a

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small width and length,

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but I came to the conclusion that the best thing for

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such soft knitwear is a

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stitch length of two and a stitch width of

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two, but this is on my machine, actually

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try on your machines, there may be

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slightly different settings, try

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increasing or decreasing the stitch length and

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increasing and decreasing the zigzag width

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here I stitched with a stitch number 10

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which is such a small zigzag and this

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seam is intended for stitching

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knitted fabrics, it is very elastic and the

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problem is the same as that I

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tried the fabric separately on pieces

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and for comparison, let’s now

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see

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the least stretched fabric on

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this piece is practically not stretched

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here but it’s stretched, as it were, to a moderate extent,

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here it’s a little less,

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but still stretched, what I did

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here here, I just stitched here a little

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bit less, I stitched with a

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walking foot, sometimes it’s recommended

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that the fabric stretches less,

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by the way, this stitch doesn’t have the ability

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to make the stitch length longer than two and a

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half, so this wave, if it

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had been a stitch longer, maybe there would have

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been less of that wave, but here I

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sewed this seam,

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applying masking tape, so I

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have a piece of masking tape and I

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applied it like this and

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along this tape I made a line,

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the same For me, the tape served as a ruler so

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that the stitching was even and at the same time did

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not allow the fabric to stretch, and this

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option turned out to be my luck, but

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now let's try

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to stretch

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these seams and see if

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this seam will come back after stretching, well, at

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least it is less elastic

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it turned out, I pressed it a couple of times and the

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wave is there a little bit, but it goes away if

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you do it like this and from the front side,

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let’s look at it, well, let’s say

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it’s tolerable, it’s more elastic,

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I stitched with a walking foot,

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the fabric stretched while sewing,

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well, there are more waves, of course, it turned out

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even more elastic, but and accordingly,

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there is also a wave and somehow it doesn’t

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go away very well, that is, it turns out that the

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seam seems to be good, this elastic one, but

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for thin fabrics it won’t work out ideally, you will

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still have to look for some other

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options, but for example, with masking

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tape, the

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seam is less stretchable it turns out, but

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nevertheless, stretchable nuits or even

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less wave tsa button or already thin

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fabrics are sewn on an overlock ag4 thread, this is why,

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first of all, aircraft locks

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are bought here, I tried different seams, I

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sew cabbage soup at the same time processing,

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well, this seam was the

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most suitable practically not

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I pulled the edge of the fabric, but it’s advisable not to

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process the edge a little further

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if the fabric is thin, then it’s better to cut off the

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excess; this stitch pulled the soft fabric a lot;

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stitches recommended

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overlock foot in the instructions the second thing that

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can help you

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is a water-soluble interlining that you

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can simply put on top, stitch

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this seam, the excess then cut off,

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rinse and it will all go away and the stitching

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will be smooth, but sometimes this is

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the only way to prevent thin

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fabrics from being pulled together by such seams,

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dear lover of sewing

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this was the first part of a large lesson on how

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to sew knitwear on a sewing machine in the

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second part you will learn how to sew with a

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double needle

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what other needles are available

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for knitwear you will see a walking foot you will

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find out what it is for

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find out how else you can hem the

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bottom of the product and not 40 knitted

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products on a sewing machine and learn

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other secrets of processing knitted

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fabrics on a simple sewing machine. If

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you liked this lesson, like,

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subscribe to our channel and watch the

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continuation

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