finishing (overcasting) clipped seams

I generally serge with a three thread overcast to keep my seam allowances from raveling; however, I am unsure how I should treat the clipped seam allowance on a curve. Any thoughts?
I generally serge with a three thread overcast to keep my seam allowances from raveling; however, I am unsure how I should treat the clipped seam allowance on a curve. Any thoughts?
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I'd clip then serge ,add fray check if needed .
I second that. Plus, when clipping you'll find most of the time you are cutting on at least a slight bias. A bias cut won't frey, which is why some people use pinking sheers. No need to worry about missing teeny bits when you serge.
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