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Sep
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Destri from The Mother Huddle shows a quick and easy way to finish off your seam allowances. No serger is required; it’s just a simple zig zag stitch on a regular sewing machine. Fuss free, and it keeps the seam allowances from fraying with wear and washing. Get the tutorial.
[photo from The Mother Huddle]
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