Finishing seams

When it comes to a seam that conceals all raw edges, French seam and Hong Kong seam finish seem to be first that come to people’s mind. But I think the flat felled seam deserves equal accolade. Flat felled seam is, well, flat. Unlike French seam and Hong Kong seam, there is nothing that sticks […]

5 ways to achieve a professional seam finish for the interior of your sewing projects - using the Luna Loungewear Pattern Collection.

Need a refresher on the different types of seams at your disposal? Or maybe you’re starting out and doing research to better acquaint yourself with your

Seam finishes are an important part of sewing. There are many different finishes to choose from. I'll be highlighting some of the basics & when to use them.

Learn how to finish seams without a Serger. You don't need an overlock to finish raw edges of fabric and I will show you the ways to do it.

Did you know there are six common ways to Finish Seams Without a Serger: Pinking, Zigzaging, Turn and Stitch, Machine Overcast, the Hong Kong Method, and French Seams. Using a basic sewing machine, learn how each of these simple methods can take your sewing from ho-hum to fabulous.

How To Finish Seams Without an Overlocker - Blog & More Tutorials & Guides How To Finish Seams Without an Overlocker

A finished seam is a technique used to secure the raw edge of the fabric exposed within the seam allowance. Finishing seams provides stability to the seam and overall garment, prevents unraveling, …

The 6 best seam finishes for beautiful sewing inside and out. Neatly finishing seams make your sewing look professional and prevent fraying.