Side zipper

3. Stitch the seam below the zipper opening, stopping at the dot that marks the zipper opening and its wider seam allowance. Lock your stitches at the dot by

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Following on from our NEW invisible zipper tutorial, here’s how to attach your zipper to a facing with your sewing machine like a pro! NOTE: This tutorial is demonstrating a side invisible zipper (as used in our Chloe Pant and Libby A-line Skirt patterns)....

Are you totally confused when you stand in front of the zipper display?Don’t be! the first thing you need to know is that …

It is easy to create a professional-looking ready-to-wear-style zipper facing using your sewing machine.

Without a doubt, invisible zippers give a much cleaner and more professional finish to garments – particularly for side and back openings on all types of garments. Because they are a very different application to your standard zipper, they may...

Without a doubt, invisible zippers give a much cleaner and more professional finish to garments – particularly for side and back openings on all types of garments. Because they are a very different application to your standard zipper, they may...

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It's easy, economical, and fun to customize an exposed zipper from material you have on hand!

Zippersource is a mail order retailer, specializing in hard-to-find zippers not generally available in notion or fabric stores.

An easy way to install this invisible closure.

6.0 TROUSERS RIGHT (CHARCOAL) Trousers with streamline design. Side seamline that starts from the waist to the hem, with curved lines branching off from the side line. Hidden zipper pocket at the side seamline allows versatile storage for daily items. Custom made South Korean fabric. Water repellent, durable, and stretchable fabric. Aero wash finish for soft touch and unique texture. YKK EXCELLA® fly zipper in front. YKK hook and eye waist closure. 2 pockets at front with bartack…

I love basics. Don't you? I love basics with just a touch of edge; and I can't really find that in stores for my little one. So I decided to make a simple top for the little one myself. I picked up a fabulous white jersey knit, a zipper, and some bias tape and went to work. I must say that my little one LOVES this top and skirt apparent from her working-the-camera-super-model-poses. (No, not one of these poses were prompted. : )) I also made the skirt which I'll share more details on later…