Basic Garment Construction - Seam & Stitch

Assignment on Stitch & Seam
Submitted to:
Kamrul BIFT
Submitted by:
A S M TOWHEED 072-001-045 AMT, BIFT.
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January19, 10
Course teacher, Basic Garment Construction BGMEA Institute of Fashion & Technology. Uttra, Dhaka.
Dear Sir, Here is the report that you asked us to prepare in the purpose of assignment on January19, 10. This assignment has three (3) main parts, 1.Introduction, 2.Description of stitch, 3.Description of seam. I have tried my level best to make this assignment informative, innovative. I did not take it as an assignment; rather I took it like a research. I think this assignment reflects what you taught us in the course on seam and stitch. I am very much proud to be your student. We hope long live among us and good wish for your coming days.
Yours Sincerely, A S M Towheed 072-001-045 AMT, BIFT.

Stitch: Kind of the stitch Classification of stitch as BSI: Class Class100 Class200 Name of Stitch Chain stitch Hand stitch Available subclass 7 and each class is subdivided 13 Number of subdivided classes is 88. 27 in total. 17 in total. 15 in total. Created Machine SNCS, Blind Stitch Machine.
Class 300 Class 400 Class 500
Lockstitch Multi needle chain stitch Over-edge chain stitch
SNLS, 2NLS, Bar tuck machine. Kansai Machine, 2NCS 3T, 4T, 5T over lock
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Class 600
Covering chain
9 in total.
machine. Flat lock machine.
Class 100 Stitches Class 100 stitches are single thread chain stitches using one needle thread and one blind looper. Feature A piece of thread is interlaced like a chain under the cloth and the stitches are formed as knitted. The constructive feature is that the stitches are untied one after another when the interlacement at the end of sewing comes off. Application Basting (ML-111), button sewing (AMB-189N), (MB-377), chain stitch buttonholing (MBH-180S), blind stitch, And closing of bag opening. Example of Stitch formation
Class 101 ... Chain stitch

Stitch formation:
Class 103 ... Blind stitch
A: Needle thread slacks at the position where needle slightly goes up from its lowest position, and looper catches the needle thread which has become like a loop. Also, the needle enters the circle of needle thread which is widened by the looper.
Needle
Looper
B: Needle comes off the cloth and the cloth is fed. Looper rotates and removes the thread which the looper caught before while pulling in the needle thread. Needle bar continues going up and needle thread take-up lever lifts the thread.
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C: Looper continues rotating and pulls in the thread in the center of the looper and thread take-up lever tightens the thread which the looper removed before.
D: Cloth feed is finished and a stitch is formed. Needle penetrates the cloth to continue to next stitch, A.
We get class 100 stitches from SNCS, blind stitch machine etc. Sub Classes of Class 100 Stitch are given below:
Diagram
Stitch Class No. of Thread
Typical Uses
Class 101
One Thread Basting, or light construction
Class 103
One Thread
Blind stitch for Hemming
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Class 104
One Thread
Blind stitch for Hemming
Class 200 Stitches
Single thread hand sewed stitches using one needle thread. Feature Same stitch as that of hand stitch is formed by a piece of thread. Thread is drawn in every stitch or every other stitch and the length of stitching is limited. Since friction is given at the same position of the sewing thread many times, the thread is untwined during sewing resulting in thread breakage unless the thread is a high-durable one. Even when the sewing is made, the stitch looks broken. Therefore, the thread that can be used is limited. Application Decorative stitch of suits or like, kimono (Japanese national dress), Button sewing of coats, suits, etc. Example of stitch formation
Class 200 Hand Stitch Stitch Formation:
A: Needle is fixed to upper needle bar, and left-hand and right-hand loopers draw and retain the thread. Cloth is fed and the needle comes down.
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B: Needle penetrates the cloth and is delivered to the lower needle bar. The righthand looper returns to its home place.
C: Lower looper catches the thread loop at the position where the lower needle bar slightly goes up from its lowest position.
D: Lower looper draws out thread which enters under the cloth one stitch before from the above left-hand looper. Simultaneously the cloth is fed.
E: Needle goes up and penetrates the cloth. Lower looper further pulls in the thread downward.
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F: Needle penetrates the cloth, and is delivered to the upper needle bar and goes up. Thread is wiped out by the lower looper. Next, the above left-hand and right-hand loopers catch the thread to continue to A.
Sub Classes of Class 200 Stitch are given below:
Diagram
Typical Uses
Class 202
One Thread Basting, Tacking or Repairs
Class 205
One Thread
Pick Stitch - Topstitching
Class 300 Stitches Two or more thread lock stitches using needle thread(s) and one bobbin hook thread. Feature Two threads of upper thread (needle thread) and lower thread (bobbin thread) are used. Every stitch upper thread and lower thread interlaces each other and the stitches on right and wrong sides are the same. This stitch is widely used since it is not easily frayed and securely joins plural pieces of cloth. It is necessary to replace the bobbin thread since stitch formation is obtained by rotation of the needle thread around the bobbin case. Application General sewing (DDL-5550N, DDL-5700-7, DLU-5490N-7, DLN-5410N-7), Shirring (DLU-5494N-7), 2-needle lockstitch (LH-3128-7), Zigzag stitch (LZ-2288N-7), Plain stitch, Decorative stitch, Bartacking (LK-1900), Lockstitch buttonholing (LBH-790RS-1), Button sewing (LK-1903/BR25), Pockect sewing (APW-196) and Pattern sewing (AMS-210D) Example of stitch formation JIS mark 301 ... 1-needle lockstitch JIS mark 304 ... 1-needle lockstitch zigzag stitch
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1-needle lockstitch
1-needle lockstitch zigzag stitch
A: Upper thread slacks at the position where the needle slightly goes up from its lowest position, and blade point of outer hook catches the loop-shaped upper thread and pulls in the upper thread.
B: Upper thread which is pulled in by the blade point of outer hook is separated at the inner hook thread separating portion so that the upper thread on the needle side is separated to the rear side of inner hook and the upper thread on cloth side is separated to the right side of inner hook.
C: Outer hook rotates, while pulling in upper thread, around the periphery of bobbin case containing lower thread set in inner hook. Thread take-up lever supplies upper thread which is necessary to rotate around inner hook. (Suppose that inner hook is a human being, and it looks like doing ropeskipping.)
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D: Immediately after upper thread has rotated around inner hook, thread take-up lever lifts upper thread and the upper thread is interlaced with the lower
E: Stitch is formed when the upper thread lifts the lower thread and cloth is fed at the end. Next, needle comes down and penetrates cloth to continue to A: .
2 Semi-rotary hook A: Blade point of semi-rotary hook catches loop-shaped upper thread.
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D: Upper thread rotates around the periphery of bobbin case by rotation of the hook.
C: After 1/2 rotation of the hook, upper thread is lifted by thread take-up lever and is interlaced with lower thread.
D: Stitch is formed when the upper thread lifts the lower thread and cloth is fed at the end. To be continued to a : .
Diagram
Stitch Class
No. of Thread
Typical Uses
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Class 301
Two Threads
Seaming Multiple Plies
Class 304
Two Thread
Zigzag Stitch; a stretch lockstitch
Class 306
Two Thread
Blind Stitch
Class 315
Two Threads
"Three Step Zigzag; a stretch lockstitch with more stretch
Class 400 Stitches Multi-thread/needle chain stitches using one or more needle threads and one or more ooper threads. Feature Upper thread (needle thread) and lower thread (looper thread) are interlaced with each other like a chain under cloth, and the stitches look like knitted. The stitches look the same as those of lockstitch when observing from the surface of cloth. Sewing can be performed continuously for a long time since lower thread as well as upper thread can be supplied continuously. Stitches are full of elasticity, and widely used for the elastic cloth and places to which shock is applied. Defect, when compared with the lockstitch, is that the stitch is easily frayed. Application General sewing (MH-481-5) Rubber tape attaching, Lace attaching to underwear, swim-suit, etc. Eyelet buttonholing (MEB-2688), Side seam (MS-1190), Belt loop making (MFB-2600) Example of stitch formation JIS mark 401 ... 1-needle double chain stich JIS mark 406 ... 2-needle double chain stitch
Stitch formation
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A: Needle thread comes off looper and is tightened. Then, looper scoops needle thread at the position where needle slightly goes up from its lowest position.
B: Needle continues to go up and looper thread comes off needle. Looper advances in the state that it has scooped needle thread.
C: Cloth is fed when needle is in the highest dead point and looper is in the most advanced state, and the final tightening of needle thread is performed.
D: Needle comes down and the needle tip scoops looper thread. Looper performs elliptic motion. Then, stitch formation is continued to
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Diagram
Stitch Class
No. of Thread
Typical Uses
Class 401
Two Threads
Seaming Multiple Plies with moderate stretch
Class 406
Three Threads
"Bottom Cover Stitch; a (greater) stretch chain stitch
Class 500 Stitches Multi-thread over Edge chain stitches using needle threads and looper threads. Feature In many cases, three threads of upper thread (needle thread) and lower threads (upper looper thread and lower looper thread) are interlaced with one another so as to hem material end, and the stitches look like knitted. This stitch belongs to the classification of chain stitch. The stitch itself can expand following the expansion of cloth. Accordingly, this stitch is mostly used for the cloth which is largely expanded (knit or the like). Application Cloth which is largely expanded, blind over-edging, prevention of fray at material end (ASN397/serging machine) Over lock sewing machine (MO-3904), 2-needle over lock machine (MO3914), Cylinder-bed over lock sewing machine (MOC-3914) Extra: Compound stitching Feature This stitch is favorable to the productivity since double chain stitching and over-edge chain stitching are simultaneously performed (safety stitch). The machine is called "Interlock machine". (MO-3916) Application General run stitching, side joining of shirts, slacks, etc. Example of stitch formation JIS mark 504 ... 1-needle over lock JIS mark 506 ... 2-needle over lock
Stitch formation
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A: Lower looper scoops needle thread loop.
B: Upper looper thread comes off needle and upper looper scoops lower looper thread.
C: Cloth is fed.
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D: Needle tip scoops upper looper thread.
E: Lower looper thread which is caught on upper looper comes off. Then, needle thread which is caught on lower looper comes off.
F: Needle thread which is before one stitch is tightened at the lower dead point of needle. Stitch formation is continued to A.
Diagram
Stitch Class
No. of Thread
Typical Uses
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Class 502
Two Thread
One Needle Over edge stitch for Serging
Class 503
Two Thread
Over edge stitch for Serging with Class-1 over on Edge of Fabric
Class 504
Three Thread
Over edge stitch for Serging and Light Seaming
Class 512
Four Thread
Make Safety Stitch for Seaming with wide bite and Greater Stretch for Knits
Class 514
Four Thread
Over edge Stitch for Seaming with wide bite and Greater Stretch for Knits
Class 515
Four Thread
True Safety Stitch for Seaming with Good Stretch for Woven and Knits
Class 516
Five Thread
True Safety Stitch for Seaming with Good Stretch for Woven and Knits
600Class Stitches Multi-Thread Covering stitches. Feature There are two or more needle threads and decorative threads on both the right and wrong sides of cloth (generally, upper decorative thread is attached to 2-needle or 3-needle double chain stitch). The stitch is full of elasticity and looks nice. Application
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Hemming (MFC-7605/AH-1) Decorative stitch for lace attaching to underwear, swim-suits, etc. Example of stitch formation JIS mark 605 ... 3-needle covering chainstitch JIS mark 602 ... 2-needle covering chain stitch
Stitch formation A: Lower looper scoops needle thread loop, and simultaneously upper decorative looper scoops upper decorative thread.
B: Cloth is fed and only right-hand needle is positioned in the outside of decorative thread. Two left-hand needles come down and scoop upper decorative thread.
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C: Needles further come down and scoop lower looper thread. And, two right-hand needles enter in between the respective needle threads as shown in the illustration.
D: Needle thread comes off lower looper and needle comes down in its lowest position. Lower looper and upper decorative looper are in the most retracted positions. Stitch formation is continued to A .
Diagram
Typical Uses
Class 602
Four Thread
Covering Stitch or Seaming Knits
Class 605
Five Thread
Covering Stitch or Butt-Seams
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Class 607
Six Thread
Wide Covering Stitch or Butt-Seams
SEAM: Seam: Seam is a group of stitch.
Superimposed Seams Seams in which Two or More Plies of Fabric are superimposed on Each Other.
Seam Diagram
Seam Class
Needle Count
Typical Uses and Stitch Types
CLASS-1 a
1 or 2
Seaming two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , Class 400 , or Class 500
CLASS-1 b
1 or 2
Seaming two plies with one edge folded using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 c
1 or 2
Seaming two plies with a finished edge Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-1 d
1 or 2
Seaming two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 e
Seaming two plies with finished edge in two steps using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 f
Bottom Covering stitch Seaming on two plies using Class 400 , Class 500 , or Class 500
CLASS-1 h
Bottom Covering stitch Seaming on two plies Class 100 , Class 300 ,or Class 400 AND 103Class
CLASS-1 j
1 or 2
Seaming three plies Raw edge finish where center ply may be ribbon using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 k
Seaming three plies where center ply may be folded edge finish using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-1 l
Seaming of two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 m
Joining two Plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 n
1 or 2
Seaming of two plies folded to one face using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 p
1 or 2
CLASS-1 q
Seaming three plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 r
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CLASS-1 s
1 or 2
CLASS-1 t
CLASS-1 u
Edge Seam with Third ply as tape using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 v
1 or 2
Internal Seaming of two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 w
Seaming two plies with edges folded using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 x
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CLASS-1 y
CLASS-1 z
Butt Seaming two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 aa
1 or 2
CLASS-1 ab
1 or 2
Seaming multiple plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-1 ac
CLASS-1 ad
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CLASS-1 ae
Seaming two plies with using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 known as "French Seam"
CLASS-1 af
CLASS-1 ag
CLASS-1 ah
CLASS-1 aj
CLASS-1 ak
1 or 2
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CLASS-1 al
CLASS-1 am
CLASS-1 an
CLASS-1 ao
CLASS-1 ap
CLASS-1 aq
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CLASS-1 ar
CLASS-1 as
CLASS-1 at
CLASS-1 au
CLASS-1 av
CLASS-1 aw
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CLASS-1 ax
CLASS-1 ay
CLASS-1 az
1 or 2
CLASS-1 ba
Seaming multiple plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 AND 2xClass 500
CLASS-1 bb
CLASS-1 bc
1 or 2
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CLASS-1 bd
1 or 2
CLASS-1 be
CLASS-1 bf
CLASS-1 bg
CLASS-1 bh
Lapped Seams Seams in which Two or More Plies of Fabric are SuperimpClass-5 ed and/or Folded on Each Other
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Seam Diagram
Seam Class
Needle Count
CLASS-2 a
1 or 2
Overlap seam of two plies at edges using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 b
1 or 2
Overlap seam of two plies with one edge folded using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 c
1, 2 or 3
Flat Felled Seam using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 d
1 or 2
Seaming of two plies where one ply is folded and set in the middle of the other using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-2 e
1 or 2
Seaming Three plies with finished edges where two plies lay in one direction (Yoke stitch) using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 f
Seaming Three plies with finished edges where two plies lay in one direction (Yoke stitch) using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 g
Seaming three plies with finished edges (Shirt Placket) Class 100 , Class 300 ,or Class 400
CLASS-2 j
Seaming three plies with finished edges and interfacing (Shirt Placket) Class 100 , Class 300 ,or Class 400
CLASS-2 k
Seaming two plies with finished edges (simple Shirt Placket) Class 100 , Class 300 ,or Class 400
CLASS-2 l
Seaming three plies with finished edges Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-2 m
Seaming two plies with finished edges and interfacing (simple Shirt Placket) using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 n
1 or 2
Two plies folded and bound using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 p
CLASS-2 q
CLASS-2 r
CLASS-1
Seaming two plies in two steps using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-2 t
CLASS-2 u
Seaming three plies where one binds the other two behind the face Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 v
1 or 2
Seaming two plies where face binds the second ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 w
Seaming four plies where one ply wraps around two facing plies, bound to another ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 x
Seaming three plies with raw edges using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 y
Seaming three plies with edges using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-2 z
CLASS-2 aa
CLASS-2 ab
Seaming three plies with using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 ac
Seaming three plies bound with raw edges using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 ad
2+
Seaming three plies bound with raw edges using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 ae
Seaming two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 "Stitched Pleat"
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CLASS-2 af
CLASS-2 ag
CLASS-2 ah
1 or 2
Seaming two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 and ribbon or tape
CLASS-2 aj
1 or 2
CLASS-2 ak
CLASS-2 al
Seaming two plies as a placket using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-2 am
Seaming three plies as a placket with interfacing using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 an
Seaming two plies as a placket with interfacing using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 ap
1 or 2
CLASS-2 aq
1 or 2
CLASS-2 ar
1 or 2
Seaming four plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 as
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CLASS-2 at
Seaming two plies with seam tape using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 and two rows of ribbon or tape
CLASS-2 au
Seaming three plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 and ribbon or tape
CLASS-2 av
Seaming three plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 and ribbon or tape
CLASS-2 aw
CLASS-2 ay
CLASS-2 az
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CLASS-2 bb
CLASS-2 bc
CLASS-2 bd
CLASS-2 be
CLASS-2 bf
>
CLASS-2 bg
1 or 2
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CLASS-2 bh
1 or 2
CLASS-2 bj
1 or 2
CLASS-2 bk
CLASS-2 bl
CLASS-2 bm
Seaming two plies using two of Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 and one Class 500 stitch Sometimes known as "Make felling"
CLASS-2 bn
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CLASS-2 bo
CLASS-2 bp
CLASS-2 bq
CLASS-2 br
CLASS-2 Class-3
1 or 2
Seaming four plies with raw edges using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 w/ribbon or tape
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CLASS-2 bt
Seaming three plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 with ribbon or tape
CLASS-2 bu
Seaming two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 with ribbon or tape
CLASS-2 bv
CLASS-2 bw
CLASS-2 bx
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CLASS-2 by
CLASS-2 bz
CLASS-2 ca
CLASS-2 cb
Seaming five plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 cc
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CLASS-2 cd
CLASS-2 ce
CLASS-2 cf
CLASS-2 cg
Seaming three plies in using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 ch
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CLASS-2 cj
CLASS-2 ck
CLASS-2 Class
CLASS-2 cm
CLASS-2 cn
Seaming three plies 1using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-2 co
CLASS-2 cp
CLASS-2 cq
CLASS-2 cr
CLASS-2 cs
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CLASS-2 ct
CLASS-2 cu
CLASS-2 cw
CLASS-2 cx
CLASS-2 cy
Seaming three plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 with ribbon
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CLASS-2 cz
Seaming seven plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-2 da
CLASS-2 db
CLASS-2 dd
Seaming three plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 with interlining
CLASS-2 do
Bound Seams Seams in which One Ply of Fabric is sewn over the edge of Two or More Plies of Fabric
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Right Classick and select Save to Download the Diagram
Seam Class
Needle Count
CLASS-3 a
1 or 2
Binding over the edge of one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-3 b
1 or 2
CLASS-3 c
1 or 2
CLASS-3 d
Binding over the edge of two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
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CLASS-3 e
CLASS-3 f
CLASS-3 g
CLASS-3 h
CLASS-3 j
CLASS-3 k
1 or 2
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CLASS-3 l
CLASS-3 m
CLASS-3 n
CLASS-3 p
CLASS-3 q
CLASS-3 r
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BClass-1
Flat Seams Seams in which Two or More Plies of Fabric are Sewn Together at the Edges
Right Classick & Save to Download the Diagram
Seam Class
Needle Count
CLASS-4 a
Covering stitch Seaming two plies using 606Class, or 607Class
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CLASS-4 b
CLASS-4 c
CLASS-4 d
Seaming two plies using 602Class, or 603Class, then Class 300 , or Class 400 to join ribbon or tape
CLASS-4 e
Covering stitch Seaming two plies using 602Class, or 603Class with ribbon or tape
CLASS-4 f
Ornamental/Decorative Seam Ornamental Stitching is Stitches Sewn on One Ply of Fabric
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Seam Diagram
Seam Class
Needle Count
CLASS-5 a
1 or 2
Decorative Stitching using Class 100 , Class 300 , Class 400 or 600Class
CLASS-5 b
1 or 2
Decorative Stitching using cording Sometimes called "Pin-tuck" with Cording Using 304Class or Class 400 stitch
CLASS-5 c
1 or 2
Decorative Stitching sometimes called "Pintuck" Using 304Class or Class 400 stitch
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CLASS-5 d
Tuck stitching with Cording and Backer using dual 101Class, 301Class, or 401Class stitch
CLASS-5 e
Side Tuck Stitching using 101Class, 301Class, or 401Class stitch
CLASS-5 f
"Stitch-Crease" stitching using 301Class stitch - AClass-2 o called "Pin-Tuck" may be repeated
CLASS-5 g
Self-Stripe Trim using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 stitch
CLASS-5 h
Piping Trim using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 stitch
Edge Netening /Edge Finish Seam Fabric Edge is finished with Stitching
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Seam Diagram
Seam Class
Needle Count
CLASS-6 a
1 or 2
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-6 b
1 or 2
CLASS-6 c
CLASS-6 d
1 or 2
Finishing one ply using Class 500 "Serging"
CLASS-6 e
1 or 2
Finishing one ply using Class 500 "Serging" Variation
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CLASS-6 f
1 or 2
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 ,Class 400 or 600Class
CLASS-6 g
CLASS-6 h
Finishing one ply using Class 400
CLASS-6 j
1 or 2
CLASS-6 k
Finishing one ply using Class 100 ,Class 300 , or Class 400
CLASS-6 l
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CLASS-6 m
Finishing one ply using 103Class or 306Class Blind stitch Hem
CLASS-6 n
Finishing two plies using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 Example; Belt Make
CLASS-6 p
1 or 2
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 Example; Belt Make
CLASS-6 q
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 Reinforced Hem with Interlining
CLASS-6 r
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 Reinforced Hem with Interlining
CLASS-6 s
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 Example; Belt Make
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CLASS-6 t
CLASS-6 u
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 "Spagetti Strap"
CLASS-6 v
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 and interlining
CLASS-6 w
1 or 2
CLASS-6 x
1 or 2
CLASS-6 y
1 or 2
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CLASS-6 z
1 or 2
CLASS-6 aa
1 or 2
CLASS-6 ab
Finishing one ply using 602Class
CLASS-6 ac
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 with interlining Make Belt
CLASS-6 ad
Finishing one ply using Class 100 , Class 300 , or Class 400 with interlining Make Belt
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CLASS-6 ae
CLASS-6 af
Finishing one ply using Class 500 , then 602Class
CLASS-6 ag
Finishing one ply using Class 500 , then 602Class
CLASS-6 ah
1 or 2
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Class 300 Class 400 Class 500

Lockstitch Multi needle chain stitch Over-edge chain stitch

machine. Flat lock machine.

Class 101 ... Chain stitch

Class 103 ... Blind stitch

Stitch Class No. of Thread

One Thread Basting, or light construction

Blind stitch for Hemming

Blind stitch for Hemming

Class 200 Stitches

Class 200 Hand Stitch Stitch Formation:

Sub Classes of Class 200 Stitch are given below:

Stitch Class No. of Thread

One Thread Basting, Tacking or Repairs

Pick Stitch - Topstitching

1-needle lockstitch zigzag stitch

Sub Classes of Class 300 Stitch are given below:

Seaming Multiple Plies

Zigzag Stitch; a stretch lockstitch

"Three Step Zigzag; a stretch lockstitch with more stretch

Sub Classes of Class 400 Stitch are given below:

Seaming Multiple Plies with moderate stretch

"Bottom Cover Stitch; a (greater) stretch chain stitch

A: Lower looper scoops needle thread loop.

D: Needle tip scoops upper looper thread.

Sub Classes of Class 500 Stitch are given below:

One Needle Over edge stitch for Serging

Over edge stitch for Serging and Light Seaming

Sub Classes of Class 500 Stitch are given below:

Stitch Class No. of Thread

Covering Stitch or Seaming Knits

Covering Stitch or Butt-Seams

Wide Covering Stitch or Butt-Seams

SEAM: Seam: Seam is a group of stitch.

Typical Uses and Stitch Types

Typical Uses and Stitch Types

Right Classick and select Save to Download the Diagram

Typical Uses and Stitch Types

Right Classick & Save to Download the Diagram

Typical Uses and Stitch Types

Covering stitch Seaming two plies using 606Class, or 607Class

Covering stitch Seaming two plies using 602Class, or 603Class

Covering stitch Seaming two plies using 602Class, or 603Class

Covering stitch Seaming two plies using 602Class, or 603Class

Ornamental/Decorative Seam Ornamental Stitching is Stitches Sewn on One Ply of Fabric

Typical Uses and Stitch Types

Side Tuck Stitching using 101Class, 301Class, or 401Class stitch

Typical Uses and Stitch Types

Finishing one ply using Class 500 "Serging"

Finishing one ply using Class 500 "Serging" Variation

Finishing one ply using Class 400

Finishing one ply using Class 400

Finishing one ply using 103Class or 306Class Blind stitch Hem

Finishing one ply using 602Class

Finishing one ply using Class 500

Finishing one ply using Class 500 , then 602Class

Finishing one ply using Class 500 , then 602Class

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