Step 3: Overlock the Fabric Panels
OVERLOCK OR ZIG-ZAG STITCH
For a more professional finish Overlock or zigzag stitch ALL the sides of the fabric panels.
- As a minimum overlock or zigzag stitch the bottom edges of the cut panels (to prevent fraying & loose threads getting stuck in the zip).
- Decide which is your front and rear panel.
This video shows you
- How to zigzag stitch the edge.
- How to overlock.
- How to overlock around corners.
- How to finish your overlock stitching.
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