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Jan
28
If you draft your own patterns or trace them out of a magazine, you’ll probably need to add your own seam allowances. Off the Cuff shows an easy way to do just this using your sewing machine. Get the details.
- Get the tip: Easy way to mark seam allowances
- Tutorial: Adding seam allowances to patterns
- Tutorial: Use a zig zag stitch to keep seam allowances from fraying
- Get the tip: Get the right gather on a gathered sleeve
- Tutorial: Use French seams to avoid raw edges on your seam allowance