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When using this searn the
garment
must
first
be
fitted and the edge
of the
material
trimmed,
ailow-
ing for about onc-cighth inch seam. Thc tu'o cdges
are
placed
together and
inserted in
the
Hemmer
in thc same
manncr
as a single hem. If the matcrial
is bulk1', thc edge of the
upper
piece
of material
may be
placed
about one-eighth inch in from
the
edge of the
lou-er
piece.
See
Fig. 28.
Thc free edgc of a hemmed seam may be stitched
flat
to the
g:lrment
if
tlesircd.
First
open the u'ork
out
flat,
then
place
the
]rem in
the
scroll of
the
Hemmer,
u.hich
acts
as a
guidc,
holding thc edge
of
the hcm in
position
u.hile it is being stitched.
If
the seam
is
stitchcd
flat
to the
garment
one
rou. of stitching is visible
on the
right side.
The hcmmcd seam may' be
used on
muslin, lawn,
pcrcale, organdie
or other fine materials where
a
narro\\'
seam is desirable.
Genuine
"SINGER"
Needles should
be
used
in
"SINGER"
Machines.
These
Needles and their Containers
are marked
with the
Comoany's
Trade-Mark
"SIMANCO"
I
Needles in Containers rnarked
..FOR
SINGER
MACHINES"
are
NOT
"SINGER't
made needles. 2