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Covering
seams
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Where seam
allowances
and
serged
edges
are
in
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convenient,
covering
seams
are
used.
These
seams are
extremely flat,
they
join
bordering
fabric plies
and
serge
them
at
the
same time.
This
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produces
the
typical
flatlock
effect
which lends
a
professional
look
to
collar
plackets
or
raglan
seams.
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Fagoting
stitch
Program
17
With
the
fagoting
stitch
you
can
make very
elastic
j
seams
with
a
hemstitching
effect
for
example
on
corsetry.
•
Serge the
fabric
edges and
tack-baste
them
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onto
the
reverse
side.
•
Lay
the
edges
to
be
sewn
with
about
3
mm
between
them
under
the
sewing
foot.
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•
Overstitch
from
the
face
side
ensuring
that
the
needle
perforates both
the
right
and left
hand
side
pieces of
material.
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Cross
stitch
Program
19
Owing
to
its
high
elasticity,
the
cross
stitch
is
very
suitable
for
decorative
hems,
e.g. on
T-shirts
and
underwear.
•
Serge
the
fabric
edge.
•
Baste over
the
seam
margin
to
the
left.
•
Stitch
over the
hem
from
the
face side.
When
doing
so,
make
sure
the
fabric
edge
is
properly
overstitched.
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