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You can use a serger for this step if you have one. Sew the Crotch Seam Turn one of your pant legs right side out. Take the other leg (the one that's the wrong side out) and put it inside the right side out pant leg. This method will help you get the pants sewn just ...
then there are specialized machines like a serger (overlocker if you're in UK), a coverstitch machine, and an embroidery machine and industrial ones (we'll ignore this huge group, as this is an entirely different beast.) But for now, I want you to focus on just the regular, good all...
Step-by-step directions on how to make a pair of pants that'll fit you perfectly. Learn how to draft this easy pants pattern and sew a pair of pants.
If you cut the excess fabric off in the last step, you will need to finish the denim by either zigzagging the edge or using a serger to finish it off. I tried using Fray Check to help with this, but it actually didn’t hold well. ...
For more experienced sewers, a wide variety of patterns are available that offer different styles, such as straight-leg pants, wide-leg pants, or even tailored trousers. It is also worth considering the fabric you plan to use, as some patterns may be better suited for certain types of ...
Use a 3/8” seam allowance to sew the end.Finish the raw edges with a zigzag stitch or serger.Next on this diy shirred maxi dress project, we will work on the hem. Double fold the hem of the ruffle by 1/2” and sew. Double fold the top of the dress by 1/2” and sew. ...
Sew the elastic to the skirt, stretching as you go to fit. Hemming (Optional) If you prefer a clean finish, hem the bottom edge of your skirt. Knits and tulle may not fray, so you could skip this step for such materials. Final Touches Use an iron to press the waistband and hem for...
Step 1: Use A Machine Basting Stitch as a Guide Because this flounce has a center point & a curved area around the center point, machine basting is necessary. In the video, I didn’t start my basting stitch far enough in to the curve of the flounce. The image below shows you where ...
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. ...