Trims are often forgotten about, but are a great way to add some interest to a seam or to break up two fabrics.

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This is a simple hem finish that has a few benefits.

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Roman’s head is off the charts big!

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Flatlocking is a great technique to learn on your serger/overlocker and you don’t need any special accessories to do it.

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I use a double needle to hem most of the knits I sew.

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Piping is so hot right now, and with good reason!

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  This is such a pretty seam finish!

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The Turned Lapped Seam is very clever and offers a lot of great features.

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This is a very simple seam.

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Bias Bound Seams give a quality finish to an un-lined garment and allow you to make a feature of your seams with contrasting or patterned bias tape, or to finish them neatly with a matching colour.

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Today’s seam is somewhat of a variation on the French Seam.

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French seams are a handy little skill to have in your repertoire.

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