Sentences with phrase «press seam allowance»

Remove all tacking and trim and press seam allowance away from the top piece.

Press the seam allowance toward the smaller triangles.

Sew the lining's back - center seam to the zipper, press the seam allowance back, and slip - stitch the lining to the zipper edges.

Once they're where I want them, I press the seam allowance, flattening the gathers, which encourages them to stay in place for sewing.

Press seam allowance towards the lining / facing unit and understitch (straight - stitch on the right side through the facing and seam allowances close to the seamline) to keep the facing from rolling out of place.

Using a warm iron, press seam allowance to one side.

Sew the white triangles to the black triangles and press the seam allowance towards the black sides.

Make sure you press the seam allowances in the opening to the inside as well.

If I keep it inside the seam allowance, so that the edge of the tape doesn't cross the shoulder stitch line, I'll be able to press the seam allowances without the tape interfering.

Not exact matches

For the most natural shoulder / sleeve silhouette, press the armhole seam allowances open about 4 in.

The red line on the presser foot was my seam allowance guide.

Press, and trim seam allowance to 1/4 ″.

Press garment and one seam allowance to one side.

Press in the seam allowance of the space you left unsewn.

I also use a tape measure just to double check that the guide is positioned accurately by measuring from the needle for any seam allowance that is larger than what is make on the plate beneath the presser foot.

I use a 1/4 inch presser foot so I don't have to think about the seam allowance.

Then turn them right sides out, press, and sew your seams with a 3/8 ″ allowance.

Trim the seam allowance on your waistband and then fold the waistband up and press it smooth and flat.

The seam allowances get pressed towards the back.

Trim the seam allowance, turn through and press.

Trim and press open seam allowances.

Machine stitch taking a 1.5 cm seam and trim and press open seam allowances.

Use 1 / 2 - inch seam allowance for backings and press the seams open to distribute the extra fabric fullness along the seam.

Trim seam allowances and turn through and press.

Press open seam allowances.

Trim across the corners and press open seam allowances.

Press open seam allowance.

Right sides facing and matching raw edges, stitch the back skirt piece to the main seat piece and trim and press open seam allowance.

Press open seam allowance, taking a 2.5 cm seam.

I used the side of the presser foot as a guide for my seam allowance....

8) Trim and press open all seams, clipping the corners and snipping into the seam allowance around top of the side strips for a neat finish.

Trim seam allowance, turn through and press.

Step 5) Trim and clip seam allowances, turn through the envelope opening and press.

Trim and press open the seam allowance.