Claire wrote:no width and stitch length and differential feed are all different things
Do you have your overlocker manual?
Pippy-long-stockings wrote:I think if you stitch an turn then top stitch its going to have that funny wriggly look, I just made all my knows higher number then what the recommended number is.
Just goin to do school run an then ill tell you what each one of mine means, I got a nice straight, stretchy edge
Claire wrote:Go on ... get out your scraps and have a good fiddle. I never used to change the differential feed on my machine but now I know how to use it I find it makes a HUGE difference to the look and stretch![]()
I usually bind my baby wraps but a well overlocked edge would be lovely and work just as well.
OR how about go for a very wide contrast strip...say 10cm wide or even wider in a nice contrast colour.. overlock it on wrong sides together, mitre the corners and topstitch.. that would look rocking.
what does the diff feed actually do?
i want to keep the edges on the one for a gift the same with a thin edge - but if ijust bind it by folding the binding in half and overlcoking then topstitching - will that keep its stretch or go all tight?
diff feed changed and adjusted the tension and i the merino is nice and stretch and overlocked
daydream97 wrote:yah!diff feed changed and adjusted the tension and i the merino is nice and stretch and overlocked
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