Essential Stitches And Seams
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20, is the simplest of all seams and is generally employed when a flat, inconspicuous finish is desired or in the joining of selvage edges.
To make a plain seam, place the right sides of the material together with the lines marked for the seam meeting and baste on the seam line with even basting. Then stitch just outside the bast- ing, as at a, remove the basting, turn the seam edges back from the stitched line, as at b, and press them open.
24 ESSENTIAL STITCHES AND SEAMS ^ -iti^ ^-¥^ ^ ':vn v...BV^£^X* ^ Fig. 19 .6 The edges of a seam such as this may be finished by notching, overcasting, or binding, according to the kind of material employed.
A plain seam pressed r " open and having its edges overcasted is shown in Fig. 21.
53. Overcasting, Fig. 21, is used to pre- : vent the raw edge of a seam from raveling.
To do overcasting, hold the material over the fin- j ger, insert the needle in the seam edge deep enough to prevent ravel- ing, and take loose, slant- ing stitches over the edge, making these i to f inch apart and all of the same depth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20, is the simplest of all seams and is generally employed when a flat, inconspicuous finish is desired or in the joining of selvage edges.
To make a plain seam, place the right sides of the material together with the lines marked for the seam meeting and baste on the seam line with even basting. Then stitch just outside the bast- ing, as at a, remove the basting, turn the seam edges back from the stitched line, as at b, and press them open.
24 ESSENTIAL STITCHES AND SEAMS ^ -iti^ ^-¥^ ^ ':vn v...BV^£^X* ^ Fig. 19 .6 The edges of a seam such as this may be finished by notching, overcasting, or binding, according to the kind of material employed.
A plain seam pressed r " open and having its edges overcasted is shown in Fig. 21.
53. Overcasting, Fig. 21, is used to pre- : vent the raw edge of a seam from raveling.
To do overcasting, hold the material over the fin- j ger, insert the needle in the seam edge deep enough to prevent ravel- ing, and take loose, slant- ing stitches over the edge, making these i to f inch apart and all of the same depth.
What to read after Essential Stitches And Seams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts And Sciences to read onlineMoreLess
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