Flat seam

A flat felled seam is a seam that encases the raw edge of a fabric and with its two rows of stitches it is one of the strongest seams you can use.

Seam finishes are an important part of sewing. There are many different finishes to choose from. I'll be highlighting some of the basics & when to use them.

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It's a super clean and neat seam finish to give your garment that little professional touch since it completely encases the raw edges!

Flat felled seams are strong and sturdy, perfect for tailored shirts, trousers, and denim garments. Use this technique when extra durability is needed.

Flat-felled seams are perfect for protecting the raw edges of silk fabrics from abrasion. Katrina Walker shows how to sew these simple seams.

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.

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A step-by-step guide on sewing a front-hip pocket. How to align the facing to the pocket opening edge and how to pin and stitch the pocket bag. In addition, using essential sewing techniques like trimming and notching seam allowance edges, to achieve flat, well-defined pocket edges.

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