The present invention provides an outer layer structure of a stuffed object, comprising a first fabric component and a second fabric component fastened to each other substantially to form a container; a first stitching thread extended from a first end of an opening of the container to a second end of the opening so a first edge and a second edge of the container corresponds to each other and the opening is stitched and fastened by the first stitching thread, and thereby a first seam is formed at the opening; a second stitching thread extended from a first end of a third edge or a first end of a fourth edge of the first seam to a second end of a third edge or a second end of a fourth edge so the third edge and the fourth edge correspond and are fastened to each other to form a second seam. The present invention also provides a sewing method for a stuffed object with the outer layer structure.

Machine for sewing envelopes into pouches, in correspondence with an opening delimited by two free overlapping flaps, the machine includes a support base; a sewing head, mechanically mounted on the support base, configured to make a sewing line along a sewing direction; retaining means for retaining the free flaps of said envelope like a bag; first movement means for realizing a relative movement between said sewing head and the holding means along a first movement direction substantially parallel to the sewing line; second movement means for moving the sewing head and/or holding means at least along a second movement direction orthogonal with respect to the first movement direction; at least a first sensor configured to detect an extremal edge of the free edges; at least one electronic control unit for generating the relative motion between the support base and/or the holding means along the second movement direction.

Machine for sewing envelopes into pouches, in correspondence with an opening delimited by two free overlapping flaps, the machine includes a support base; a sewing head, mechanically mounted on the support base, configured to make a sewing line along a sewing direction; retaining means for retaining the free flaps of said envelope like a bag; first movement means for realizing a relative movement between said sewing head and the holding means along a first movement direction substantially parallel to the sewing line; second movement means for moving the sewing head and/or holding means at least along a second movement direction orthogonal with respect to the first movement direction; at least a first sensor configured to detect an extremal edge of the free edges; at least one electronic control unit for generating the relative motion between the support base and/or the holding means along the second movement direction.

A strength member sewing machine is provided which comprises upper and lower feeder spools, a collection spool and idlers positioned on a support structure. A cord supply, a fabric shaper, a speed control and a pressure foot lift are positioned on the structure. Fabric from the spools is kept in tension with the idlers while moving toward the fabric shaper. The fabric from the upper spool is crimped while the fabric from the lower spool remains flat underneath the shaper. Between the fabric layers, pull cords are pulled through from the cord supply thru the fabric shaper. The fabric with crimps and with the pull cords inside the crimps is sewn to the fabric from the lower spool to create casings with a pull cord in the internal space of each casing. The joined fabrics with the pull cords are collected by the collection spool as a finished product.

Machine for sewing envelopes into pouches, in correspondence with an opening delimited by two free overlapping flaps, the machine includes a support base; a sewing head, mechanically mounted on the support base, configured to make a sewing line along a sewing direction; retaining means for retaining the free flaps of said envelope like a bag; first movement means for realizing a relative movement between said sewing head and the holding means along a first movement direction substantially parallel to the sewing line; second movement means for moving the sewing head and/or holding means at least along a second movement direction orthogonal with respect to the first movement direction; at least a first sensor configured to detect an extremal edge of the free edges; at least one electronic control unit for generating the relative motion between the support base and/or the holding means along the second movement direction.

Machine for sewing envelopes into pouches, in correspondence with an opening delimited by two free overlapping flaps, the machine includes a support base; a sewing head, mechanically mounted on the support base, configured to make a sewing line along a sewing direction; retaining means for retaining the free flaps of said envelope like a bag; first movement means for realizing a relative movement between said sewing head and the holding means along a first movement direction substantially parallel to the sewing line; second movement means for moving the sewing head and/or holding means at least along a second movement direction orthogonal with respect to the first movement direction; at least a first sensor configured to detect an extremal edge of the free edges; at least one electronic control unit for generating the relative motion between the support base and/or the holding means along the second movement direction.