Finishing Techniques
Interested in how-to finish a seam? Or how to hem? Find this type of sewing information on this web page.
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A video on how to sew a French seam which give a project a neat, professional-looking finish, with no raw edges.
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This video will show you how to do the lettuce edge hem. This hemming technique forms a ruffled edge on knit fabric. Lettuce edge finish is cute and girly.
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This video is on how to sew a mock French seam. The mock French seam is a seam finishing technique which gives the project a neat, professional-looking finish.
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How to finish a seam using pinking shears.
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How to add piping to a pillow.
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How to sew a flat felled seam. A flat felled seam is commonly seen on sportswear and menswear. It is a strong flat seam that will not fray. This tutorial will show how to make a flat felled seam, commonly seen on jeans and denim jackets, that has two rows of stitches on the right side of the fabric.
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This video with show you the seam finish called the clean finish edge, which is also known as the turn and stitch seam.
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This video is on how to finish a seam using the double stitched seam method.
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