This stitch is used to strengthen the seam. Used in crotch seams and areas of high stress

This stitch is used as a temporary stitch, 6-8 stitches per inch. Also used for gathering fabric

This type of stitch is used to keep two or more layers together and is created directly in grove of the seam.

This stitch is decorative and functional. Always seen on the outside of the garment. Common on jeans

This stitch is used to keep the edge of fabric from fraying- especially when a serger is not available.

This stitch is used to keep facings from rolling to the outside of the garment.

This stitch is used to help curves STAY a curve during garment construction

This type of ornamental stitches are used for decorative purposes. Some machines have over 100 patterns to choose from!

This type of stitching is created with a serger. It is considered a professional stitch.

This type of stitch is always used at the beginning and end of a seam to secure the stitching.

This type of stitch is often used on collars- 1/8" or less distance from the edge of the collar.

True of False: Thicker fabric requires longer stitching so it feeds more smoothly under the presser foot.