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Nov
27
Pamela from Off the Cuff Sewing Style and Fashion Sewing Supply tells howshe adds seam allowances to patterns. Whether it’s a printed pattern that came without allowances, or a pattern that you’ve traced or drafted, this method will help you add seam allowances quickly and accurately. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Off the Cuff Sewing Style]
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