Practical Sewing Cover Stitch
Securing the seam end
Secure the seam end by pulling the loop (1) to the left. If the
looper thread is subsequently pulled upwards, the needle
threads (2) appear and can be pulled through to the wrong side
and knotted.
Note:
The seam begin is secured because the rst stitch is automati-
cally knotted by the subsequent stitches.
Unpicking seams
The cover stitch (chain formation) can be unpicked from the
seam end by pulling the looper thread (3). The needle threads
can be removed from the right side.
Extension plate with seam guide lines
The seam guide lines on the extension plate are a valuable aid
for sewing hems, bindings and for topstitching.
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