Pressing open
Pressing seam allowances flat and apart to reduce bulk and create clean lines. Pressing seam allowances flat and apart to reduce bulk and create clean, crisp seams. (merged) Aliases: pressing seams open.
Where it is used
Pressing Zipper Wrap
p. 11- Press the open vertical edges of the fabric wrap piece toward the zipper.

Pressing Sleeve Hem Folds
p. 12- Fold the lower edge of the sleeve to the inside by 1 cm and press; fold over another 1 cm and press again to pre-crease the hem casing.

5. Press neckband seam allowances
p. 7- Press the seam allowances of the neckband open.

24. Press tie seam allowance
p. 13- Press the seam allowance on the tie to 0.7 cm from both sides.

Pressing Side Seams and Front Edges
p. 3- Press the seam flat, then press the seam allowances toward the front panels. Along the vertical edge of the front panels, press 1 cm to the wrong side twice.

Pressing the side seams
p. 3- Press the side-seam allowance toward the back.

Pant leg hem finishing
p. 13- Press the seam allowance of the hem-facing side seams open.

Pressing Raglan Seams
p. 3- Press the seam, then press the seam allowances toward the T-shirt.

2. Pressing the hem (Back)
p. 5- Press the hem allowance along the bottom edge of the back panel by 2.5 cm, turning it toward the wrong side.

2. Pressing the hem (Front)
p. 5- Press the hem allowance along the bottom edge of the front panel by 2.5 cm, turning it toward the wrong side.

5. Pressing side seams
p. 6- Press the side seam allowances toward the back.

6.3. Pressing sleeve seams
p. 7- Press the seam allowances from stitching the sleeve edges toward the back of the sleeve.

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applied toRib knit