Lace stitch

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Transparent hint: delicate cambric or delicate knitwear and lace stitches (inserts) - a classic combination for models in linen or romantic style.

Extra tip
If the longitudinal edges of the lace seam are not earned by the edge, and along them there are fabric allowances, then simply iron these allowances on the wrong side and grind the lace seam as described below. Then cut off the lace allowances along with the seam allowances.
Preparation first
Reshape the pattern details from the pattern sheet and cut them out of the fabric with allowances for seams and hem of the bottom, as explained in the instructions for the model.

Transfer the seam lines, the bottom, all marking lines and marks, including the direction line of the shared thread, to the wrong sides of the cut parts using the copy wheel and burda carbon paper, following the detailed instructions on the paper packaging.
Important: do not use colored copy paper to translate the marking on the details of the cut from white or transparent fabric - the marking lines will shine through the front of the dress. In addition, not all tissue can completely remove colored traces of carbon paper. Use white copy paper and a copy wheel with a smooth rib without teeth (Prym) - the marking lines will be solid, clearly visible, light gray.
Transfer the seam lines of the sewing of lace stitching onto the front sides of the details of the cut manually with large marking stitches.

STEP 1
Place the lace seam on the front side of the cut part between the stitching seam lines, pin it and sew it to the edge. Cut the fabric under the lace between the seams along the midline (see photo).

STEP 2
Iron the fabric under the lace up / down. From the front of the dress, lay a tight narrow zigzag stitch over the seams of the stitching lace. From the wrong side of the dress, carefully cut off the excess fabric close to the zigzag stitches (see photo).

STEP 3
If at the same time as the lace stitch you need to grind the hem allowance and process the edges of the cut, then first sew the lace as described in paragraph 1 and cut the fabric lying under the lace. Then iron the upper seam allowance up. Unscrew the hem allowance on the front of the dress and sew along the edge of the cut from the bend to the lower seam of the sewing of the lace seam (see photo).

STEP 4
On the allowances of the cut, make an oblique notch at the bottom seam of the sewing of the lace seam to the last stitch of the vertical seam (see photo).

STEP 5
Unscrew the bottom hem on the wrong side and pin it precisely over the bottom seam of the stitching lace. Iron. From the front of the dress, lay a dense narrow zigzag stitch over the seams of the sewing of the lace stitch (see photo). Gently cut the excess fabric close to the zigzag stitches. Along the edges of the cut and the ends of the lace seam, make a narrow hem and sew it to the edge.

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