Stayed seam for jersey or crepe, Overlapped seam for interlining – SINGER 319K User Manual
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STAYED SEAM FOR JERSEY OR CREPE
Seams in fabrics that stretch or bias seams in firm fabrics
are often stayed with seam tape for durability. Position
seam tape with edge exactly on seam line. If seam is
curved, shape seam tape by steaming at the ironing board.
Hand baste if necessary. Stitch with fine zigzag stitching.
Press seam open, after clipping on curve.
Use: All-purpose Throat Plate and Presser Foot
Central Needle Position
K to 1 Bight
Fig. 107. Stayed Seam in Jersey
12 to 25 Stitch
Lever A
OVERLAPPED SEAM FOR INTERLINING
The seams of an interlining are always overlapped to
avoid excessive bulk in a garment. Care must be taken to
use the full seam allowance. Stitch in the center of the
overlap with multiple stitch zigzag. Trim excessive width
from seam edges. This seaming is durable, flexible and
free of bulk.
Use: All-purpose Throat Plate and Presser Foot
Central Needle Position
5 Bight
12 Stitch
Lever B
Fig. 108. Overlapped Seam
for Interlining