Stitch Regulation

Stitch regulation is a method used to control the density of stitches during sewing, ensuring even and consistent stitching throughout a project. It involves adjusting the machine's settings—such as stitch length, tension, and feed rate—so that stitches are uniform regardless of fabric type or thickness. Proper regulation helps prevent issues like puckering, skipped stitches, or uneven seams, resulting in a professional finish. Think of it as fine-tuning your sewing machine to maintain the right stitch quality, much like adjusting a tool for precise work.