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    Seams Instructions

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    The plain or open seam is made on the wrong side of the fabric and is inconspicuous. It is used for most fabrics except transparent ones. To make a plain seam, lay the right sides of two fabric pieces together, pin them along the fitting line from the balance marks to the ends, then machine stitch along the fitting line before pressing the seam open.

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    Seams Instructions

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    The plain or open seam is made on the wrong side of the fabric and is inconspicuous. It is used for most fabrics except transparent ones. To make a plain seam, lay the right sides of two fabric pieces together, pin them along the fitting line from the balance marks to the ends, then machine stitch along the fitting line before pressing the seam open.

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    The plain or open seam is made on the wrong side of the fabric and is inconspicuous. It is used for most fabrics except transparent ones. To make a plain seam, lay the right sides of two fabric pieces together, pin them along the fitting line from the balance marks to the ends, then machine stitch along the fitting line before pressing the seam open.

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    Seams Instructions

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    FaridOraha
    The plain or open seam is made on the wrong side of the fabric and is inconspicuous. It is used for most fabrics except transparent ones. To make a plain seam, lay the right sides of two fabric pieces together, pin them along the fitting line from the balance marks to the ends, then machine stitch along the fitting line before pressing the seam open.

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    The plain or open seam This is made on the wrong side of

    the fabric and is inconspicuous.


    The plain seam is used on almost all fabrics except
    transparent ones.

    Instructions
    Put the instructions into the right order
    2. • Pin together, first at the balance marks and then the
    full length of the seam.
    4. • Tack over the pins, but lower than the fitting line.
    5. • Remove the tacks and fasten off the ends of the machining.
    7. • Press the seam open.
    1. • Lay the two pieces of the fabric together with the
    right sides of the fabric touching one another.
    3. • Insert the pins vertically to the edge of the fabric.
    6. • Remove the pins and machine on the fitting line.

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