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Old 08-26-2020, 04:57 AM
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Hooligan
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Originally Posted by Barb in Louisiana View Post
You did great. I have no advice for you because you sure don't need it, If you don't want a raw seam there, you can cut a 5/8" seam. Then sew with wrong sides together a 1/4" seam. Next, you put the right sides together and sew a 3/8" seam. The first seam will be the fold. The result is an enclosed raw edge seam. It does add a bit of bulk, but won't ever have any strings. You can, also, use seam binding on the seam to cover it. There is another thing called a French felled seam and a flat felled seam. Google them and choose your poison.
Yes, i used the flat felled seam for the sides but used a plain seam (double stitched) for the sleeves and finished the edges with the zigzag (cuffs were also finished this way). I'm hoping with some more practice will help.
Much thanks

Originally Posted by liking quilting View Post
Just had to say it looks great!
Thank-you, i like the colour myself
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