Matthews, Mary Lockwood, b. 1882 · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 60
Steps in Making a Plain Seam1, Basting; 2, Running-stitch; 3, Overcasting. are afterwards trimmed and overcast. A plain seam isused in making dresses and aprons, and sometimespetticoats. A French seam is a seam so made that the raw edgeof the cloth is covered. Make a very narrow plainseam on the… … Machine-made French SeamShowing first and finished seams. bastings, trim the ravelings from the edge, crease thecloth along the stitching so that the right sides of thecloth are together, baste, and stitch through the twothicknesses of cloth just below the raw edge inside theseam. A French seam is…
Sewing · Textile industry and fabrics
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