SINGER W616 - Manual (Page 24)

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LACE TRIMMED HEM
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lace In ihe sloTne^ ft'^eeTle ( F . ' q ” ' « ! F ‘''"'''''a. inserì
roi ‘7ictrcr„tre-
Ho^rTbf i n v i s i b l e s t i t c h i n g
laierl bo°"i„',c"'S ""i "I»' ’■iol" l»nd side of fabric
aoll o.er o„; siw”!, then^r”.- I" ■*'«
,s pressed on the wrong side. ^''»ching ,s completed the
P'^ce^of'^r^a^I'.tnf in^iVoi each other and the top
allowing hem to^°oil over In-
making French seam. For cord nn ! f . '°P
enoogh to catch Both edges^^IL^lTr^w-r^.^fieV _
™ with satin stitch. This can be
used for covering chairs and so
(Fig 45)
HEMMING ACROSS
A SEAM
f r e n c h s e a m
Fig. 46
To hem across a seam, cut
I e seam folds at an angle so
they w, I lead into the hemmer Fig 45
gradually. Press seam open 5,;,r-h . l
extreme edge to hold it together^and seam
may be necessary ,o pull the materfol °Lhd ” " ' T '
over the seam. (Fig. 46) oienoi slightly wtien he
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