Julie's Sew and Serge

7 Responses

1. robotentity

   2010 Mar 16 1

   Would have been …
   Would have been better if you had a fabric with a print, so the right and wrong sides were more obvious.

2. catladylily

   2010 Mar 16 2

   Thanks- there are …
   Thanks- there are other French seam tutorials, but yours actually explains how to keep the same seam allowance!

3. DraperyIdeas

   2010 Mar 16 3

   If you are a …
   If you are a subscriber to my newsletter I send out coupons all the time for $1 trials.

4. ninajeanette2

   2010 Mar 16 4

   i did go on your …
   i did go on your homepage too but was disapointed when i saw that i had to pay pr month to get info.
   I think you would do better off with atleast giving ppl some free time first to be able to check out if this is something for them before cashing out.
   Just my pennies worth cause 7 dollars is actually money for me….

5. DraperyIdeas

   2010 Mar 16 5

   Thank you for you …
   Thank you for you ideas and support. A french seam is used when you need to piece fabric and the raw edges will be exposed. A french seam will piece your fabric and hide those ugly raggedy edges. Nice and clean. Perfect for an unlined curtain!

   Jenny T.

6. ninajeanette2

   2010 Mar 16 6

   why do use this …
   why do use this kind of stitching for?

   Can you do more hand stitchin, decorative stitches etc, alos imple dresses and tunics on your site, that would be awsome!!!!!

7. annuk03

   2010 Mar 16 7

   Very well explained …
   Very well explained, thank you.