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Spaghetti

Spaghetti folders that form thin corded and tubular trim.

The spaghetti category

What a spaghetti folder does.

A spaghetti folder forms very thin corded or tubular trim, the fine sewn strings used as decorative ties, loops, and narrow trim on apparel and soft goods. It folds a narrow strip into a tiny tube so the machine can sew the fine cord that would be nearly impossible to form and feed by hand.

Spaghetti folders work at the smallest scale in the catalog, sized to a fine finished diameter, and they demand precise folding because at that width there is no margin: a fold off by a fraction produces a lumpy or split cord. They are matched to the light fabrics that can be turned into so fine a tube.

Spaghetti trim is a decorative detail added where a design calls for fine ties or narrow trim, so the folder is chosen for the finished cord size and the fabric. Selecting one means matching the fine diameter and the light material to the folder and the machine that sews the delicate cord.

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Choosing a machine

How to choose a spaghetti folder.

The variables that decide which station fits your line. Tell us where you land on each and we will point you to the right machine.

  • Finished diameter

    The fine cord size the folder forms.

  • Material

    The light fabric that can be turned into so fine a tube.

  • Turning

    Whether the cord is sewn and turned right side out.

  • Host machine

    The station that sews the delicate trim.

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