Seam finishes – SINGER 514 User Manual
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SWING j m PROFESSIONAL WAY (Continued)
Seam Finishes
After you have stitched your seams and
pressed them open, you may, particularly
if your fabric frays, wish to oversew the
edges.
There are several methods, some of which
are contained in this and the following
pages.
Pattern Selector: g
fiexhStitch Dial: 0
Stitch Width:
i
i V
Stitch Length: 1-1.5
Pressure; To suit fabric
Tension: To suit fabric
General Purpose Presser Foot
General Purpose Needle Plate
J
L Make a test sample first to determine
v/hich method best suits the fabric.
Also adjust stitch width and length to
suit the fabric.
Choose the settings that will give you
the most *\)perT' stitch and secure the
fabric edges without giving a harsh
finish,
2, Trim seam edges evenly,
3, Place the type of stitching you have
chosen on the seam allowance, as
illustrated.
Method
1
This method is suitable for medium and
heavier
Vv^eight
fabric*
The
stitching
comes to the edge of the seam allowance,
as illustrated.
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