Sentences with phrase «trim seam allowances»

Trim seam allowances, clip corners and turn through the zip.

Trim the seam allowances a bit less than 1/4 ″.

Trim seam allowances and turn through and press.

Trim the seam allowances and clip curves, being careful not to clip all the way through the stitch line.

If you are using pinking shears, trim the seam allowances at this point (very slightly) to leave a zig zag edge.

I like to trim my seam allowance off the edges before I turn it to reduce bulk.

Then, trim the seam allowance as close to the 1/8 inch stitching line as possible.

Hi Maria, you shouldn't do - depending on how wide your stay tape is you will likely trim the seam allowance down a few mm away from the edge of the tape.

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

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

To finish, trim the seam allowance close to stitching.

Trim the seam allowance, turn through and press.

Trim seam allowance, clip corners and turn through.

Before turning, I used pinking shears to trim the seam allowance down.

On the thickest set I trimmed the seam allowances differently on each fabric to reduce the bulk when they were turned the right way around.

Trim seam allowance, turn through and press.

Not exact matches

and then trim with a seam allowance.

To create a French seam, sew the 7/8» seam allowance first, then trim the top layer back half - way.

Trim away any excess batting fabric and just leave enough for the seam allowance.

inside the seam allowance, then trim as close to the second seam as possible (picture 5):

Grade the seam allowances -LCB- cut one seam allowance narrower than the other -RCB- and trim to a point.

The excess above the seamline will be trimmed back to the seam line plus seam allowance (1 cm).

(No, you don't have to worry about the ends being pointy, as this is in the seam allowance and will be trimmed away anyway.)

Trim excess seam allowance.

Before we trim the extra seam allowance, let's check to make sure our zipper tops line up.

STEP 7) Sew the pieces together, with slightly more than a 1 cm seam allowance to sandwich the crochet trim, and leaving a 4 cm opening, stay stitching on either side of the opening.

11) Use pinking shears to trim away the seam allowance of the pocket, cutting very close to the stitching line.

Step Five: Add 6 cm to each measurement (2 cm for a fold - over seam allowance and 4 cm for extra give in the trim).

Remove pins, tacking and gathering stitches, and trim back the seam allowances.

Trim and press open seam allowances.

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

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

Trim across the corners and press open seam allowances.

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

Remove tacking and trim the batting back to the seam allowance all round, clip seams at corners and turn through.

Step 5) Carefully trim back the seams (and interfacing) and snip into the seam allowance at any curved points or corners, being careful to avoid the stitching.

I trimmed the fabric to the same size of the napkins, plus an inch all around for seam allowance — mind you, the napkins were not perfectly square, nor were they even the same size.

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 short edge seam allowances and turn through.

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

Trim and press open the seam allowance.