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How to sew a flat felled seam
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Flat felled seam from jeans and sportswear
Technique Materials
denim, cotton, anything works!!!
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Apr 16, 2009, 02.34 PMby violetlanice
i always wondered why does jeans need that type of seam?
like if u think about it every pair of jeans has that type of hem and if a pair doesnt it doesnt look like jeans..
Apr 2, 2009, 06.40 PMby orangevegie
Sorry, i am only learning to sew and have only made handbags so far, i just wanted to check that this seam is sewn on the right (outside) of the pants/skirt. Is that correct? Like you often see on jeans?
thanks.
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Oct 11, 2009, 01.34 AMby passthepins
not sure if libbymc already replied to you, but this is done on the outside (ie, the right side ) of the fabric. Always do this seam first to avoid problems …Good luck.
Mar 14, 2009, 05.36 AMby LibbyMc
Sorry, took me a while to upload this correctly. I hope it easier to understand now! Thanks : )