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Jun
16
A lettuce-edge adds a little bit of ruffle to the hem of a knit garment. Christine Sews shows how to achieve this quick but stylish hem. Go to the tutorial.
[tags]sewing, tutorial, lettuce, edge, hem[/tags]
By Anne Weaver
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