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GlennC 
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 Topic: Umbrella StitchingPosted: 10 August 2018 at 8:53am |
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I am making 2 new 10' offset umbrella covers using Top Notch 9 fabric & Profilen thread from Sailrite. In the video for making an umbrella when sewing gores together only one line of stitches is put in at each side of a gore panel, no seamstick, with no top stitch. I guess this is to make it nicer looking from the outside? Any reason not to top stitch?
If I don't top stitch then I am thinking of sewing binding to the seams on the underside of the umbrella to give it a nicer look from underneath. Anyone see a potential problem with this. Thanks, GlennC |
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MattGrant
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Posted: 10 August 2018 at 11:11am |
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the techniques you described are acceptable and will not cause any issues with
your umbrella project. If you would like to add a top stitch you may do so, it
will add strength to the seam. Or if you like you can add a binding to the
underside of the seam. Please let us know if you have any more questions and
good luck with the umbrella project. |
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Matt Grant Sailrite |
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