Place your shears case under the presser foot so that the cut edges are even with the outside of the narrow toe. Start stitching in the hem of section A.
When you reach each corner remember to turn your wheel by hand so the needle goes into the material at the exact turning point. Turn corner as you learned on [page 16]. Do not try to use the electricity when reaching or turning corners until you know how to use the machine as easily and as accurately as your mother or leader.
After you have stitched around the entire case, sew over the first stitches you made in the hem.
Clip the threads short. (Are you remembering to put the clipped threads into the paper bag fastened to your machine?)
Change the top of section B into a flap
In order to keep the upper part of section B in a folded position so it will keep the shears in the pocket, you need to add one more row of stitching.
Slip the shears into the pocket of the case. Then turn section B down over the shears to find the best place to fold the flap. Mark the fold with a pin.
Remove the shears and fold the flap on the empty case. Measure the distance from the fold to the cut edge in several places, to be sure it is folded evenly. Then press the fold lightly and pin into position.
