5 Step Tutorial Showing How To Sew An Open Seam

I know you've heard of the French Seam. Maybe you've sewn one, or maybe you're curious! It’s one of the more popular seam finishes for giving garments a clean, professional look, inside and out, without needing an overlocker or any other special tools. To create a French Seam, sew wrong sides together first (which I know feels completely backwards at first), trim the seam allowance down, press it, and then flip it right sides together and sew again. This encloses all the raw edges inside, giving

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