Abby from Things for Boys shows how you can make a flatlock seam on your serger. While a typical serged seam leaves a 1/4″ seam allowance on one edge (both layers of fabric wrapped together in threads to keep it neat), a flatlocked seam overlaps the edges of the two pieces of fabric and covers the area they overlap with threads. It’s a good seam to use when you want to join two fabrics smoothly and without a seam allowance hanging around on the back. Go to Things for Boys to see how to make a flatlocked serged seam.
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Free Coloring In Bookmark for Sewing
Introducing our delightful free coloring-in bookmark, perfect for adding a touch of creativity to your sewing or reading experience! Inspired by the artistry of sewing, this themed bookmark is not only a practical accessory for keeping your place in your favorite books but also an opportunity to unleash your artistic flair.
Whether you’re diving into the world of needle and thread or escaping into the pages of a captivating novel, our Color In Sewing Bookmark promises to enhance your reading journey with its charming design and customizable features. So, grab your colored pencils or markers and let your imagination run wild as you bring this bookmark to life while enjoying your sewing projects or indulging in a good book!
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