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Definition of French seam in English: French seamnoun A seam with the raw edges enclosed. Example sentencesExamples - Because I did French seams on the side seams, all my fabric was folded one way and I now wanted to fold each seam allowance differently.
- I have developed a modified version of a French seam that results in a very durable seam and is also very aesthetically pleasing.
- My current favorites are the French seam, the flat-felled seam, and the aforementioned serging.
- I could complete a neat French seam.
- Use a French seam to sew the sheer side panels to either side of the center panel.
- Discover precision sewing techniques for a range of seam finishes, including overcasting, French seams, mock French seams, flat fell seams, bias bound seams, underlined wrap seams and more.
- Finish the seams by creating a French seam.
- We favour raw edges contrasting with perfectly finished French seams.
- I also had decided this time that I would finish the seams as French seams and not use the flat fell.
- Sew the bodice front to the backs at the shoulders, using a French seam as shown below.
- The use of French seams insures that all seams are beautifully finished with no visible raw edges, and all seams are double stitched, which adds strength and durability.
- If I do a French seam, do I sew the front and back together first.
- When you've finished that, you've got a French seam, which is sturdy enough in itself, but I find the resulting band of fabric irritating.
- One of my apprentices has never really gotten the hang of French seams but really likes flat-felled seams.
- A few seam finishes such as the French seam, the flat-fell seam, and purchased seam finishes are useful for sheers and reversible garments.
- I favor French seams but if you have a serger, then a rolled edge finish will create a very fine seam.
- Fold the middle panels in so that the bottom panel can be glued to the top panel making a French seam as you did in step 4.
- They also learn how to do the French seams, without having to have too much wine.
- A French seam is made when two pieces of fabric are sewn with the wrong sides together.
- I decided I was going to use French seams for the seam finish, it gives a nice look and contains the fraying.
Definition of French seam in US English: French seamnounˌfrenCH ˈsēm A seam with the raw edges enclosed. Example sentencesExamples - Finish the seams by creating a French seam.
- I also had decided this time that I would finish the seams as French seams and not use the flat fell.
- Discover precision sewing techniques for a range of seam finishes, including overcasting, French seams, mock French seams, flat fell seams, bias bound seams, underlined wrap seams and more.
- When you've finished that, you've got a French seam, which is sturdy enough in itself, but I find the resulting band of fabric irritating.
- They also learn how to do the French seams, without having to have too much wine.
- I favor French seams but if you have a serger, then a rolled edge finish will create a very fine seam.
- A French seam is made when two pieces of fabric are sewn with the wrong sides together.
- Sew the bodice front to the backs at the shoulders, using a French seam as shown below.
- The use of French seams insures that all seams are beautifully finished with no visible raw edges, and all seams are double stitched, which adds strength and durability.
- A few seam finishes such as the French seam, the flat-fell seam, and purchased seam finishes are useful for sheers and reversible garments.
- We favour raw edges contrasting with perfectly finished French seams.
- I could complete a neat French seam.
- If I do a French seam, do I sew the front and back together first.
- Use a French seam to sew the sheer side panels to either side of the center panel.
- One of my apprentices has never really gotten the hang of French seams but really likes flat-felled seams.
- Because I did French seams on the side seams, all my fabric was folded one way and I now wanted to fold each seam allowance differently.
- My current favorites are the French seam, the flat-felled seam, and the aforementioned serging.
- I decided I was going to use French seams for the seam finish, it gives a nice look and contains the fraying.
- Fold the middle panels in so that the bottom panel can be glued to the top panel making a French seam as you did in step 4.
- I have developed a modified version of a French seam that results in a very durable seam and is also very aesthetically pleasing.
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