Singer EZ-Stitch Backstitch

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Introduction

This guide is intended to demonstrate how to perform a backstitch using a Singer EZ-Stitch. A backstitch is a form of sewing that uses overlapping stitches to hold the thread in place. The Singer EZ-Stitch can only do what’s known as a chainstitch. That means that it uses just one spool of thread rather than the traditional bobbin and spool that most machines use.

What you need

Step 1 Singer EZ-Stitch Backstitch

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Complete your first line of stitching.

Step 2

Without pressing on the pedal, turn your fabric so that the end of the line of stitches you just made is now closest to you.
Press the peddle and continue stitching back over your previous line.
You can repeat this step as many times as you'd like, until you feel that the thread is secure