Flatlock machine
Also known as a coverstitch machine, used for creating professional, stretchy hems on knit garments.
Where it is used
19. Hem sleeves
p. 9- Using a flatlock machine, sew a line along the bottom edge of the sleeve. Use a hook to tuck the thread ends neatly into the seam.

Step 14
p. 7- Sew along the bottom edge of the pants using a flatlock machine. If a flatlock machine isn’t available, you can finish the raw edges first, then stitch them together with a regular sewing machine. Allow for a 2.0 cm seam allowance.

Hemming
p. 16- Stitch along the lower edge of the sleeve and the hem of the garment using a flatseam machine. If a flatseam machine is unavailable, you can overlock the edges and then sew the seam with a regular sewing machine.

Related terms
← requiresFlatlock hemming
← requiresFlatlock hem
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← requiresArmhole turned-in finish
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← requiresFlatlock hemming
← compatible withHemming
← requiresTurn-and-stitch armhole finish
requiresHemming