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This seam finish is easier than French seams when dealing with a curved seam. Shoulders and armholes can be bound with "Seams great" and all inside will look very neat
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Curved seam. Iron
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Apr 22, 2008, 05.51 PMby nikkiclare68
I will definitely use this…Thanks!!
Mar 27, 2008, 12.57 AMby rozzilyn
Great idea…thanks for sharing. This makes the inside as neat as the finished outside. Can’t go wrong with this.
Mar 25, 2008, 10.26 AMby akwa
Got it! Sewing the actual seam line first avoid the curved seam being distorted. Very savvy, thanx!
Mar 24, 2008, 08.34 PMby seamshistoric
Thank you for this! I didn’t even know I was looking for it. I stopped working on a project today because I didn’t want to french-seam a curved seam, and now I am not worried at all.
Mar 16, 2008, 07.06 AMby olar
Hi Glayla, look at step2 picture: the seam allowances are together and the pieces are out of the way, edgestitch them like this. Then press to one side. I am sorry this was not clearer.