Seam allowances with stretch overedged seam stitch – SINGER CG-590-WORKBOOK COMMERCIAL GRADE User Manual

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Seam Allowances with Stretch
Overedged Seam Stitch


This technique is ideal for making an unlined garment or when the seam
allowances may show. All the edges are finished prior to construction. This
prevents raveling of the fabric and makes a professional finish on woven and
knit fabrics.

Machine Set-Up:
Stitch:

Overedged

Seam

Stitch

Pattern Selector:

D

Stitch Width:

5

Stitch Length:

Stretch Setting

Presser Foot:

Special Purpose Foot (J)*

Needle Position: Center

Materials:
(2) 4” x 3” pieces of heavy woven fabric

Procedure:

Place one piece of fabric under the foot, aligning the fabric edge

so that the stitch forms just on the edge of the fabric.

Place the second piece of fabric under the foot, aligning the fabric

edge so that the stitch forms just on the edge of the fabric. Sew.

Change to the Standard Foot and set machine for a straight stitch.


With right sides together, join the two pieces of fabric with a ⅝” seam
allowance.

Open seam flat and press.






*The Overedge Foot is optional. Check with your SINGER® Retailer.

Stretch Setting

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