Stitch in excess of 7mm used to 'jump' (cut, going from one design to another) from one portion of the design to another.
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What is “Jump Stitch”
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Stitch in excess of 7mm used to 'jump' (cut, going from one design to another) from one portion of the design to another.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Jump Stitch
Movement of the pantograph without needle penetration, commonly used to get from one point in a design to another. No sewing occurs during a jump stitch.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Jump Stitch
Stitch in excess of 7mm used to "jump" (cut, going from one design to another) from one portion of the design to another.
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