Description
9 mm Flat-felled seams such as the typical jeans seams, are
extremely durable and popular. 9 mm flat-felled seams are often
used in home dec items. They add a decorative touch when
sewn with a contrasting thread. Best results will be achieved on
medium to heavy weight fabrics.
Method One:
1. Snap on the Flat-Felled Foot 9 mm Foot.
2. Place the wrong sides of the fabrics together and overlap the raw edges by using the red
markings on the foot as a guide. The lower fabric should follow the marking on the
right side of the foot and the upper fabric should follow the red marking on the right
front side. (This will result in a double row of stitching on the right side of the garment.
If you want a single row of stitching on the garment, stitch right sides of the fabric
together.)
3. Stitch fabric together with a straight stitch
4. Press the seam allowance to the left
5. Use the guides on the front of the Flat-Felled Foot to fold the wider seam allowance
around the narrower seam allowance. Stitch in place using a straight stitch.
Method Two:
If you have a seam allowance of 15 mm (⅝”) included in your pattern, use the outer right
markings on the Flat-Felled Foot as a guide for both layers. Cut off 6mm from the top
seam allowance. Then continue with step 4
