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French to English translations [PRO] Textiles / Clothing / Fashion / Lingerie | |||||||
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3 +1 | bridging stitch; decorative stitch[ing] |
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3 | cocotte stitch |
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3 | fagoting |
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cocotte stitch Explanation: Found this on various websites, including Aubade lingerie. Reference: http://www.aubade.com/collections/hiver2007/?collection=soft... |
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fagoting Explanation: In the list of stitches available for Singer sewing machines they give point cocotte as fagoting (pages 42-43, item 17) http://www.surjeteuse.com/manuel-instructions/PDF/sewingmach... HTH -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 hrs (2008-09-04 07:33:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Found a fagoting industrial sewing machine with underwear listed as an application http://www.b2bchinasources.com/showroom.php?c=8052&f=5&p=000... and a fagoting zigzag machine http://www.serasewing.com/zig-zag-sewing-machines.html which gives the description "This series of Two needle double chain stitch picot and fagoting zig zag machine is useful for forming decorative zigzag stitching to any number of various clothes and items such as women's under garments, children's wear, scarf, kerchiefs, table clothes and pillow cases. The differential feed mechanism makes this machine ideal for decorative stitching on wide range of fabrics light to medium weight." and the Encarta definition gives http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_1861610254/fagoting.html Fagoting: 1. decorative way of joining fabric: a decorative way of sewing two hemmed pieces of fabric together, filling the gap between them with an insertion stitch 2. embroidery technique: an embroidery technique in which lengthwise threads are pulled out and the cross threads tied into bundles, producing a decorative openwork effect |
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bridging stitch; decorative stitch[ing] Explanation: Pfaff gives bridging stitch as the equivalent of "point cocotte." And while I certainly do believe Pfaff, I don't think that is what we would put in an clothing advertisement. Plus, in some of the French sites that I looked at, it appeared to be a type of double needle top stitching, and not a type of herringbone stitch used to connect two pieces of fabric. Also, I found a site that used a different machine stitch for the bridging stitch. So, I would simply say that there is decorative stitching wherever dictated by the text. Body à mancherons volantés. Un dessous qui se porte sans rien dessus, c'est pratique et c'est fait pour ! Finition point cocotte à l'encolure ronde et à l'entrejambe pressionné. Mancherons volantés et froncés. Broderie contrastante poitrine. Fermeture pressionnée haut du dos. http://www.okaidi.com/VAD/Soldes-Obaibi/Body-a-mancherons-vo... Point cocotte Pour assembler, coudre des bordures décoratives et invisibles et le crazy quilt. http://www.pfaff.com/ch/fr/media/performance_2058/performanc... Bridging stitch For bridging, decorative hemstitching and crazy quilting. http://pfaff.com/ca/en/media/Online_broschure/performance_20... Bridging Stitch – The bridging stitch is used when butting two pieces of fabric together to eliminate bulk, to insert lace, or to sew over elastic. http://members.tripod.com/~Cat-Sew/pdfs/d1bk41.pdf -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 19 hrs (2008-09-04 14:33:17 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- You're welcome, Victoria, and thank you :-) |
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Reference Reference information: Found this for a start. Reference: http://www.pfaff.com/fr/media/machine_info/2134_stitches_fra... |
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