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
This is a very easy-to-sew expandable pocket that opens up to hold more things than it appears to from the front. Though it appears flat from the front, its neat folding technique allows it to expand when filled, creating extra storage space. Step 1: Cut out the pocket piece Cut out a pocket piece of … Read more
This is applicable only if you do not own a coverstitch machine. If you have a coverstitch machine, (even if you do not) you must know that the coverstitch machine produces the most suitable stitches for knit fabrics- stretchy, pretty and versatile. And the handmade stitch is not of the same level of stretch or … Read more