Automatic buttonhole stitching method of sewing machine
AssigneeJanome Sewing Machine Co., Ltd.
InventorsSusumu Hanyu, Toshiaki Kume, Hachiro Makabe
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Abstract
A method for automatically stitching by a zigzag sewing machine a button hole, which includes two line-tack stitching parts stitched sequentially, comprises applying a predetermined amount of fabric feeding to a first group of alternate stitches in both line-tack stitching parts, and then applying no fabric feeding to a second group of alternate stitches in the line-tack stitching parts by not moving the fabric relative to the needle in any direction. Inclined stitches and non-inclined stitches which alternate with each other result in each line-tack stitching part.
Claims2
A method for automatically stitching a buttonhole by means of a zigzag sewing machine, having a needle, the buttonhole including at lesat two line-tack stitching parts which are to be sequentially stitched, the method comprising a step of applying a predetermined amount of fabric feeding to a first group of alternate stitches in said line-tack stitching parts, and a step of applying no fabric feeding to a second group of alternate stitches in the same line-tack stitching parts so that no movement is applied to the fabric relative to the needle in any direction during stitching of said second group of alternate stitches, whereby inclined stitches and non-inclined stitches are formed alternatively in each line-tack stitching part.
A method for automatically stitching a buttonhole by means of a zigzag sewing machine having a horizontal loop taker and a needle, the buttonhole including at least two line-tack stitching parts which are to be sequentially stitched, the method comprising a step of applying no fabric feeding to a predetermined group of alternate stitches in said line-tack stitching parts so that no movement is applied to the fabric relative to the needle in any direction during stitching said predetermined group of alternate stitches and a step of applying a predetermined amount of fabric feeding to the other group of alternate stitches in the same line-tack stitching parts whereby inclined stitches and non-inclined stitches are formed alternatively in each line-tack stitching part.
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