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What does it mean to press under a seam?

im making the casing for my skirt and the sewing instructions say to press under 5/8 on unnotched edge and then trim to 1/4. so if i mark 5/8 am i supposed to fold up to that line and press or use the line as my fold if you know what im saying. (Btw this is Simplicity or SewSimple 1970 A)

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Long skirts make me gag. Very ancient-librarian-lady-trying-to-be-fash... Stick with short skirts- or once in a while a knee-length one if its cute
Oh okorder /.. I keep manila file folders and 3x5 cards with common turn under amounts (1/4, 3/8, 1, 1.25) all drawn nicely on them with indelible pencil. Then I've got them handy for pressing templates. If you're doing a long, straight waistband, a pressing template about a foot long really hurries the process along.
I love little dresses and the way I correct it being brief is leggings and colored tights. Not those with holes but the ones that just about look like leggings but are obviously tights due to material.

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