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Serging or zigzag stitching a fabric keeps the fabric from unraveling.

  • Serging trims the loose threads and encloses the edge in a thread casing.
  • If a serger is not available, zigzag stitching the edge will enforce the fabric edge and keep it from unraveling.
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