Today, I'll show you how to finish serger tails. For those that use a serger, we are always faced with the same dilemma after each stitch… “what do I do with the chains at the beginning and end!?” Well, that’s what I’m here for!! In this blog I’m going to go over si...
You can also purchase a small needle threader device separately to make it easier to thread the sewing machine needle eye.) How To Do The First Seams With Your New Sewing Machine? Now we got to the part to show you how to sew with a sewing machine. First, the general steps to sew ...
Finish the Edges: To prevent fraying, you can use a serger or a zig-zag stitch. However, I chose a flat felled seam for a cleaner look, especially since my curtain would be visible through a clear liner. This method involves trimming one edge down, folding the other edge over it, and...
Learning how to install snaps will come in handy for various types of spandex costuming. Here's how I install both hollow & solid prong snaps.
without having to fold a waistband hem. For how to make this waistband, see my ancientskorts tutorial. We also used a serger to finish the outer layer with a rolled hem. This means no folded hems and no basting. It took Emily about an hour to make. ...
Learn how to sew a jersey knit peasant dress in a knit fabric as opposed to a woven fabric using a conventional sewing machine rather than a serger. This peasant dress tutorial also includes easy tips on how to use a printed fabric so that the fabric des
Sew all around taking care you are making a very straight stitch, turn the bias tape and pin again, stitch on the space between the fabric and the bias tape, this way you will make sure you caught the tape on the inside. To finish the top, take the remaining bias tape and fold it...
Lets learn how to prepare fabric for sewing. We all know that the core of sewing is fabric – without fabric, what could we sew? But do you know how to prepare your fabric before sewing? Maybe you haven’t even given that a lot of thought? Well, I’m here today to break down ...
Attach your elastic to a safety pin and insert it into the skirt. Overlap the two ends by ½” and stich securely. Sew the opening closed. Finish the raw edges of the seams on the inside of the skirt by using a serger, zigzag stitch or pinking shears. ...
16. Sew along the pinned seams. For a professional look, finish the seam with a serger or trim off 1/2 of the seam allowance and finish with a zig zag stitch. Iron the seam allowance up towards the bodice and topstitch if desired. ...