I was a bit surprised that the pattern instructions for Vogue 1859 didn’t recommend interfacing the seam allowances prior to inserting the zipper. This step stabilizes the seam and results in a much easier zipper application, especially in a seam that is curved. It eliminates those aggravating ripples and gives a nice professional finish for any type of zipper. It is super easy to apply, especially if you use fusible interfacing. I cut straight strips 3/4 inch wide and add an inch to the length of the zipper I am inserting. These strips were cut 15 inches long. I consider this step as essential for knit fabrics.

I also press my zipper completely flat.

There’s an invisible zipper in this seam!

The only thing left to do on this project is hemming.
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Those always look really tough to do. Easy to spot when they are done wrong. Yours looks flawless and truly invisible.
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