Cutting and sewing technology has a lot of nuances and subtleties, and different sewing technologies are used for different products. If you are sewing light dresses without sleeves and without a collar, use a general combined sewing for processing the neck and armholes. Edging will help create a smooth and even finish on the outside of the front. Sewing the facing is easy - you only need basic sewing skills.
Instructions
Step 1
Based on the patterns for the front and back, separately cut and cut out the combination seams and sew the vertical seams of your garment, leaving the shoulder seams intact. The back facing consists of two parts, between which the fastener is sewn in, and the front facing is cut out in one piece.
Step 2
At the narrowest point, the width of the piping, taking into account the seam allowances, should be 6-7 cm. Take the pattern of the product and pin up all the gathers and folds in the places where you will attach the piping. Pin the pattern to a sheet of tracing paper, then circle the edges of the future facing with chalk or a copy roller.
Step 3
Make sure that the width of the seam allowances matches the width of the seam allowances on the main parts of your garment. Cut out parts from the non-woven fabric with seam allowances that match the details of the piping, and glue the piping of the back and front from the inside.
Step 4
The trims, glued with non-woven fabric, should keep their shape well, not deform or bend, and at the same time repeat the shape of the neck and armholes of the product. Make sure the armholes and neckline are symmetrical to each other.
Step 5
Stitch and iron the side cuts of the piping, then zigzag or overlock the bottom edge of the piping.
Step 6
Fold the piping together with the back and front details of the product with the right sides, pin them together with pins and unscrew the ends of the piping to the front side where the zipper is attached. Pin the hem to the neckline, and then pin the zipper allowances over the piping.
Step 7
On a typewriter, stitch the facing to the details of the product, starting the line, stepping back 2 cm from the line of the shoulder seam. Notch seam allowances at the fillet points. Turn out the piping and fold the zipper allowances to the wrong side. Sew the piping to the zipper tape with invisible stitching.
Step 8
Sew the shoulder sections of the front and back and iron the seams. Then pull the shoulder seam allowances out and sew the shoulder seams on the welt. Iron the seams. Finish the formation of the neckline by overcasting the edges of the neckline and armholes from the inside out. Iron the neckline and armholes from the wrong side of the garment, then remove the basting and sew the facing with a blind seam to the side seam allowances.
