In the process of grinding it is very important to finish the line so that at the end of the seam the edges of the parts of the future product exactly coincide with each other.
Otherwise, the parts displaced relative to each other at the end of the line will spoil the general appearance of the product.
In addition, in this case, a section of one of the workpieces is deformed - it can stretch, change its linear dimensions, and become skewed. Of course, it will be possible to rip this site and try to tidy it up. But not all fabrics lend themselves to such a correction. Therefore, it is better to initially provide for this moment and finish the line without offsets.
So that the stitch at the end of sewing the side, shoulder, embossed, seams of the sleeves, etc., was made without shifting the details of the cut relative to each other, use the following trick.
Step 1
When about 10 cm remains to the end of the seam, stop the machine, while the needle remains in the fabric.
Step 2
Raise the foot of the sewing machine.
Step 3
Insert tailor pins perpendicular to the seam line into the fabric. Lower the foot.
The distance between the pins and their number depends on the density and thickness of the fabric. The thinner the fabric, the more often stick pins.
Important!
Use only those tailor pins that match your fabric.For coats, pins for patchwork are suitable, and for silk, pins for delicate fabrics.
Step 4
Stick one or two pins along the seam so that they are located on the left side, behind the foot of the sewing machine.
Step 5
Now you can continue grinding parts. As soon as the pin is as close to the needle as possible, stop the sewing machine (needle in the fabric), remove the tailor's pin and continue sewing.
Step 6
Having reached the next pin, stop the machine again, remove the pin and continue sewing this way to the very end.
Step 7
At the end of the seam, be extremely careful and careful. Remove the last tailor's pin, which was pierced across the seam, at the very last moment.
Step 8
Remove the tailor's pin pierced along the seam after finishing the seam.
How to sew and sew parts from bulk fabrics
Tip
Pre-sweep parts from voluminous fabrics, high-pile fabrics, moving materials on both sides of the marked seam line close to the sections, deviating from the seam line about 1 cm. And only then grind the parts along the marking between the marking lines.
The author of the master class and photo: Julia Dekanova
