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Securing Ends

To avoid unravelling, it is necessary to leave a

thread chain about 5 cm (2") long at the beginning

and at the end of a seam. To secure the beginning

and end of a seam choose one of the following

methods.

At the beginning

A. Separate the end of the threads and knot them.

B. Thread the chain through a large eyed needle,

and weave the chain through the overlook

stitches on the fabric.

C. Cut the chain at the edge of the fabric. Then

apply a small amount of seam sealant on the end

of the threads.

D. 1. Before putting your fabric in the machine, serge

a thread chain about 5 cm (2") long behind the-

needle.

2. Put your fabric on the machine. Then serge a

few stitches and stop.

3. Raise the presser foot and bnngVthe thread;

chain from the left, around;ahd under the,r

presser foot.

4. Place the thread chain between the presser.

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5. After siSilil about 2.5 cm |1 ''Idtiililliil

chain right and uidilthe upper knife,

cutting the chain as you serge.

At the end of a seam; ;■ np -'

* You can use the same methods as “At the

beginning” to secure the end of a seam except

“D” or you can use the methods shown below.

1. Serge one stitch off the end of a seam.

2. Raise the needle and presser foot, and gently

pull the threads off the chaining finger.

3. Turn the fabric over so that the under side is up.

4. Serge about 2.5 cm (1") over stitching and angle

off the fabric.

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