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TYPE  OF  STITCHING  // Basic Seams 

Seams are result of joining together two or more pieces of fabric by means of stitching or fusing, but the basic function of a seam is to hold pieces of fabric together. 

 A STRAIGHT SEAM A straight seam is the one that occurs most often in most cases, a plain straight stitch is used for stretchy fabrics, and however a tiny zigzag or special machine stretch stitch may be used. It is rarely used for transparent fabrics such as voile, georgette, organdy etc. It is frequently chosen for side seams in blouses, kameez and frocks etc. 

Steps of Construction 1 Lay two layers of material together, right side facing right side. 2 Machine stitch at edge leaving an allowance of 1”. Start with back stitch and end with back stitch. 3 Press opens the seam, to avoid bulkiness and to

 SEAM FINISHES

finished seams add a trim professional touch, in which you can take pardonable pride. Three considerations determine the seam 

finish decision. 1 The type & weight of fabric. Does it raved excessively, a little, or not at all? 2 The amount & kind of wear & care the garment will receive. If a garment is worn often then tossed into washer, the seams need a durable finish. On the other hand, if the style is a passing fad, or will be worn infrequently, you may select not to finish the seam edges. 3 Whether or not seams will be seen. An unlined jacket warrants the more elaborate bias binding finish. A lined garment requires no finishing at all, unless the fabric has a tendency to ravel a great deal. Plain straight seams are finished after they have been pressed open. Plain, curved or cornered seams are seams finished right after stitching, next clipped or notched,