This is a tutorial to deal with thick fabric edges that feel rough or uncomfortable inside -with a bound seam edge using soft fabric. When I say thick fabrics, I mean beautiful fabrics like chenille, denim, etc that looks great, with even greater texture. But when you leave them as it is or with just … Read more
When I have to join fabric strips to make a long line of fabric tape the very obvious method is to make a simple diagonal joining – this avoids bulk and looks invisible – something which almost everyone who sews knows. The straight seam is avoided when sewing fabric strips because the seam bulk will … Read more
Don’t want a facing on your neckline edge? Try this paper hack—it keeps the rolled neckline edge smooth and puckering-free. It is best suited for necklines in thin, see through fabrics, where you do not want the facing showing through. Neckline is the first thing we see in a garment and its neatness is non-negotiable. … Read more
Most important sewing tips for French terry : Prewash cotton varieties to prevent shrinkage-Use serger for edges – Use zig-zag stitch on sewing machine -Use jersey or ballpoint needle 12/80, it is a knit You may or may not have heard of French terry fabric, but I bet you have seen a hoodie or loungewear … Read more
Insetting Decorative Trims with Mitered Angles
Piping along a neckline defines and enhances its shape, adding subtle stiffness that helps maintain its structure. It also gives the neckline a neat, professional finish. Using contrasting piping can create a striking design element, making the neckline stand out. The best way to attach piping to a neckline is by using a facing or … Read more