French sewing

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S E W I N G & P A T T E R N S on Instagram: "French seam tutorial ✨ You guys love these tutorials so here is another one. French seam is perfect if you don’t have an overlocker, but honestly I think that French seam look much more neater then overlocked seams, so when I can I use this technique. Save for later 🤍 #sewingtips #tipsandtricks #sewingproject #sewingpatterns #sewingtutorial #frenchseam #sewingtechniques #patterndesign #patternmaking #sewingblogger"

French darts are a little different than your standard side seam bust dart. We'll show you how to sew this incredibly flattering dart!

Last time, we shared how to sew a French seam as part of our #vikisews_sewinghacks series. Today we will show you another way how you can... | Instagram

Felled Seam One of the challenges when hand-sewing (or any sewing for that matter) is how to make strong seams. There are many different...

I haven’t done this in a while but it’s time to answer another sewing ‘Frequently Asked Question’. And that is, “how in the wor

I've been asked a number of times how I do a french seam at the armhole of my blouses, so I put together a little tutorial to demonstrate the process. It might sound difficult, but if you can sew a regular french seam you can do an armhole french seam easily. The NUMBER ONE rule for sewing with french seams is to make sure you are using a somewhat thin fabric. I've attempted them before on fabrics like bottom weight denim and the outcome is bulky and happy-hands-at-home looking. ***Picture…