Felled seam

This week I'm covering Flat felled seams. This is a great option for seams that need reinforcing. I'm talking jeans, men's shirts, any seams that will be put under a lot of stress. They do take longer to sew, but they are totally worth it. Here's how.

How To Sew Flat-felled Seam by Darts & Notches #pdfpattern #sewing

Learn how to make the flat felled seam in this step-by-step tutorial that includes photos, and learn when this is a good seam option.

Sheila asked an excellent question in the comments. She wanted to know the difference between a flat felled seam and a french seam. The m...

Sew a seam finish to keep your fabric from fraying. Learn to sew an overlock seam without a serger, a French seam and a flat-felled seam.

Learn how to sew a flat felled seam with this easy step-by-step picture tutorial. Also, about alternatives and the mock flat felled seam.

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

When it comes to a seam that conceals all raw edges, French seam and Hong Kong seam finish seem to be first that come to people’s mind. But I think the flat felled seam deserves equal accolade. Flat felled seam is, well, flat. Unlike French seam and Hong Kong seam, there is nothing that sticks […]

There are some small sewing tricks that can make a big difference to a project and the bar tack is one of them. For those wondering what exactly a bar tack is, the answer can be found on your favorite pair of jeans. Just look at the pockets or belt loops and you will notice...

18th and 19th-century shirts are hand sewn with a flat-felled seam. This flat-felled seam is based on a 19th-century shirt in a private collection like the shirts worn in Bridgerton and Jane Austen movies. This is perfect hand sewing for modern slow stitchers looking to sew an unlined garment withou