Meaning Satin stitch
What does Satin stitch mean? Here you find 5 meanings of the word Satin stitch. You can also add a definition of Satin stitch yourself

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Satin stitch


A very tight zig zag stitch that is available on most sewing machines. If it is not automatically available, the stitch length can be set to almost zero (0) to achieve a satin stitch with a plain zig [..]
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Satin stitch


One of the three most common embroidery stitches used to produce an embroidery design. Formed by closely arranged zigzag stitches. Can be laid down at any angle and with varying stitch lengths. Common [..]
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Satin stitch


This is a smooth, completely filled column of zigzag stitches achieved by setting the stitch length to 0.2-0.4 mm. The length setting should be short enough for complete coverage but long enough to pr [..]
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Satin stitch


Satin stitches can be sewn by machine or by hand. On a machine, the smooth texture of satin stitching is created by sewing closely set zigzag stitches, which are often used to finish a fabric’s raw ed [..]
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Satin stitch


A dense, zigzag stitch when done on the sewing machine, the satin stitch can be made when sewing by hand as well. If good-quality thread is used, the stitch creates a shiny, satiny appearance.
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