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Finish the raw edge with a bias binding, you can use it for armholes, necklines and more. You can use a ready-to-use bias band or make your own. Cut a 4 cm wide strip at 45 degrees, if the fabric is thinner, interface the fabric first and then cut the binding ✂️ . . . #sew #sewsewsew #sewing #sewingproject #sewinglove #sewingtechniques #sewingpattern #pdfpattern #pattern #patterns #patterndesign #patternmaking #patternmaker #howtosew #patterncutting #sewingtutorial #sewingtips #sewinghacks #sewingtutorial Sangria Drink, Hat Business, Projek Menjahit, Clothing Pattern Design, Sewing Machine Basics, Sewing Easy Diy, Sewing Crafts Tutorials, Sewing Tutorials Clothes, Sew Ins
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Finish the raw edge with a bias binding, you can use it for armholes, necklines and more. You can use a ready-to-use bias band or make your own. Cut a 4 cm wide strip at 45 degrees, if the fabric is thinner, interface the fabric first and then cut the binding ✂️ . . . #sew #sewsewsew #sewing #sewingproject #sewinglove #sewingtechniques #sewingpattern #pdfpattern #pattern #patterns #patterndesign #patternmaking #patternmaker #howtosew #patterncutting #sewingtutorial #sewingtips #sewinghacks…

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🧷 Trendy PDF sewing patterns on Instagram: "Do you know how to finish the end of an invisible zipper? 1. Attach the zipper to your garment and make sure there is some excess length at the end of the zipper. 2. Cut off the excess down to 6–7 cm (about 2 3/4”). 3. Cut along the zipper teeth, stopping 2 cm (3/4”) short of the marked zipper end. Cut off the zipper teeth leaving the tape intact. 4. Seal the tape edges with a lighter. 5. Fold the tape edges over the zipper end, placing one on top of the other. Press for convenience. Fold the remaining edges under the seam allowances and cut off the excess. 6. Secure by machine-stitching along the edges of the seam allowances. The result will look nice and neat 👌 Is sewing an invisible zipper a piece of cake for you or is it an intimidating Zipper Tutorial, Machine Stitching, Sew Zipper, Sewing Alterations, Sewing Tutorials Clothes, A Piece Of Cake, Indie Sewing Patterns, Diy Sewing Pattern, Piece Of Cake
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🧷 Trendy PDF sewing patterns on Instagram: "Do you know how to finish the end of an invisible zipper? 1. Attach the zipper to your garment and make sure there is some excess length at the end of the zipper. 2. Cut off the excess down to 6–7 cm (about 2 3/4”). 3. Cut along the zipper teeth, stopping 2 cm (3/4”) short of the marked zipper end. Cut off the zipper teeth leaving the tape intact. 4. Seal the tape edges with a lighter. 5. Fold the tape edges over the zipper end, placing one on…

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Mitered corners are a great way to create professional looking results when sewing corners. Many times mitered corners are associated with quilts or other projects that are being finished with some kind of a binding. However, Stacy Grissom demonstrates how to create a mitered corner while doing a double fold hem around the edge of a project. Sewing Corners, Fat Quarter Projects, Beginner Sewing Projects Easy, Leftover Fabric, Fabric Baskets, Bags Tutorial, Sewing Projects For Beginners, Sewing Skills, Love Sewing
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Sewing Corners With a Double-Fold Hem

Mitered corners are a great way to create professional looking results when sewing corners. Many times mitered corners are associated with quilts or other projects that are being finished with some kind of a binding. However, Stacy Grissom demonstrates how to create a mitered corner while doing a double fold hem around the edge of a project.

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How to Create a Lettuce Edge and a wave decoration. Whimsical Costume, Sewing Tailoring, Seam Finishes, Sewing Knits, Sewing Corner, Sewing Hems, Sewing Machine Stitches, Serger Sewing, Shirt Hacks
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How to Create a Lettuce Edge - Betz White

Creating a lettuce edge is super easy and satisfying. All you need is a knit fabric, a sewing machine with a zig-zag stitch and a little practice. Last post I previewed my convertible scarf-to-shrug that has a lettuce edge hem. Now I'll show you how to lettuce your edges and in the next post I'll

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Lacemaking For Beginners, How To Make Lace Tutorials, Hand Sewn Dress Diy, Needle Lace Edging, How To Sew Lace, How To Sew Lace On Fabric, How To Hem A Dress, Hand Sewing Tutorials, Edwardian Lingerie Dress
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How To Attach Lace To Gathered Edge - Historical Sewing - Sew Historically

Learn how to attach lace to a whipped hem. This tutorial to whip lace to fabric is from the Edwardian era. But you can still use it today for heirloom sewing and other fine hand-sewn garments. If you want to attach lace to a gathered edge at the neckline, lace cuffs to puff sleeves or … Continue reading How To Attach Lace To Gathered Edge – Historical Sewing →

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