Sewing – Elements – Frames
Patent
1977-10-27
1979-04-10
Hunter, H. Hampton
Sewing
Elements
Frames
112 65, 112255, D05B 306
Patent
active
041482689
ABSTRACT:
So-called raised buttonholes are sewn on a double-lock-stitch sewing machine with the fabric workpiece turned face down on the stitchplate of the sewing machine and the upper-thread tension being such that the interlocking loops of the upper and lower threads lie upon the downwardly facing side of the workpiece. According to the invention, the upper-thread tension at the end of a buttonhole-stitching cycle for the fastening stitch is increased above the lower-thread tension temporarily so that the interlocking loops of the upper and lower threads during this last fastening stitch lie within the thickness of the material or on the upper face of the downwardly turned workpiece.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3628480 (1971-12-01), Van Ness
patent: 3724409 (1973-04-01), Olney
patent: 3824938 (1974-07-01), Tolle
patent: 3877405 (1975-04-01), Dorosz et al.
Riss Gerhard
Schmidt Walter
Durkoppwerke GmbH
Hunter H. Hampton
Ross Karl F.
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