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DESCRIPTION: Consists of zigzag stitches laid down very close together at any angle and with varying stitch lengths. Commonly used for lettering and outlining. Satin stitches can range in width from 1.5 mm to 8 mm. However, the wider the satin stitch, the more susceptible they are to snagging and abrasion. Wider "Satin" stitches are more susceptible to snagging and abrasion and are not generally recommended for childrenswear. (Also know as "column" stitches.) For lettering, stitch width and stitch density are very important for quality. Corners should be sharp and crisp and not bulging. "Short" stitches can be digitized to minimize bulging corners.
Stitch estimating guide:
- 6 - 8 mm in width = 175 stitches per running inch. (200 stitches with underlay.)
- 4 - 6 mm in width = 150 stitches per running inch. (180 stitches with underlay.)
- 3 - 4 mm in width = 138 stitches per running inch. (165 stitches with underlay.)
- 2 - 3 mm in width = 125 stitches per running inch. (150 stitches with underlay.)
- 1 mm satins = 100 stitches per running inch. (115 with underlay.)
- 5mm letter in height = 100 stitches.
- 3mm=1/8"
- 6mm=1/4"
- 9mm=3/8"
- 12mm=1/2"
- 18mm=3/4"
- 24mm=1"
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