1.Pressing seams after they've been sewn not only controls the seam allowances, but it also causes the thread to meld into the fabric. This melding process is important, because without it, the thread sits on the surface of the fabric. ... And pressing creates a kind of "memory" in the fabric.
V.Reflection
1.When pressing, you get that polished look with seams that lay flat, like store-bought clothing. It also gives you an accurate cut when your seams and creases are carefully pressed. Pressing seams is extremely important before you sew another seam that is going to cross it.
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