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Seam edges support the garment and should be given a durable finish if the fabric is iikeiy to
rave!. There are two methods of finishing seams in such fabrics: trimming seam edge or over
edging. Make a test sample to determine which method best suits your fabric.
ZIG-ZAG SEAM FINISHES
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Stitch .Width; i
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Stitch Length: t to 3 to suit fabric
Genera] Purpose Needle Plate
General Purpose Foot
¡Vlethod 1 - Trimmed Seam Finish
♦ Adjust stitch width and length to give you the
most ''open'’ stitch that will secure the fabric
edge, avoid harsh over stitching,
♦ Stitch near the edge of seam allowance, and
trim seam edges evenly after stitching.
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Method 2 ~ Overedged Seam Finish
♦ Adjust needle thread tension, stitch width,
and stitch length to suit fabric,
♦ Trim seam edges evenly,
♦ Place trimmed seam under the foot and
overedge the seam allowance as illustrated.