Abstract: A seam allowance guide aide system including a needle plate of a sewing machine containing vertical and horizontal lines with colors; a vertical line is provided to be aligned with the needle default position on the sewing machine. Colors are used to represent a standard measurement known and accepted in the sewing industry. The seam allowance guide aide is fixed and non-removable to said needle plate.

Abstract: A seam allowance guide aide system including a needle plate of a sewing machine containing vertical and horizontal lines with colors; a vertical line is provided to be aligned with the needle default position on the sewing machine. Colors are used to represent a standard measurement known and accepted in the sewing industry. The seam allowance guide aide is fixed and non-removable to said needle plate.

Abstract: A seam allowance guide aide label, Sewing with Color Label, to be applied to the surface of a sewing machine plate, as a stick-on label. The label has imprinted vertical and horizontal lines with colors; the first vertical line is the guideline to align the label to the default needle position for applying the label to the sewing machine's plate. The use of colors is a system to represent a standard measurement, known and accepted in today's sewing industry. The color system defines and establishes immediate differences between measurements, to achieve accuracy in positioning the edge of a textile to be sewn in a specific seam line without trouble of not recognizing numerical representations or seam grading lines in the actual plate of a sewing machine, either in imperial or metric system.

Abstract: A seam allowance guide aide label, Sewing with Color Label, to be applied to the surface of a sewing machine plate, as a stick-on label. The label has imprinted vertical and horizontal lines with colors; the first vertical line is the guideline to align the label to the default needle position for applying the label to the sewing machine's plate. The use of colors is a system to represent a standard measurement, known and accepted in today's sewing industry. The color system defines and establishes immediate differences between measurements, to achieve accuracy in positioning the edge of a textile to be sewn in a specific seam line without trouble of not recognizing numerical representations or seam grading lines in the actual plate of a sewing machine, either in imperial or metric system.