SINGER 611 User Manual
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SEAM FINISHES
Seam edges support the garment and should be given a durable finish where fabrics have a tendency
to ravel.
The zig/cag stitch BL is ideal for sucn finishing. Place the stitching near the edge of the seam allowance,
and then trim away excess fabric.
For an overedged seam, the blind stitch 30 makes a durable bulkless finish. Good for straight grain,
lengthwise seams.
Seam edges should be trimmed evenly, and the stitch then form^ed over the raw' edge.
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