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When I try to hem an arm or neck hole I have the hardest time keeping it from puckering despite making cuts along the curve like the pattern guide sheet instructs. Any tips would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Traci
Hi ppeterson,
Yes grading and layering are the same. If the interfacing is fusible it is easier to trim it before fusing. However if it is not fusible, it is better to trim it after sewing it in place.
I need to help sewing pants. What is the exact croch measuerment
Whenever I cut from a pattern my length is never the same
HELP
i love the sewing concept and will like to learn everything about sewing..
what help can i get if i pay for the monthly enrollment?
Dear Applets,
It's good to hear you found the zipper video helpful.
The monthly membership is month to month.
Regards.
I really like the zipper video. It was very helpful. Hopefully I can upgrade my membership later on to monthly, but would that cost be just $9.95 month to month or will I have to pay a total 12x$9.95?
For the neckline and armhole usually we don't do hemming, we need to cut facing and join them to these areas. Facing will be covered in a future online training title.
Until then, please use a ready made similar garment as reference.
Regards
ARE GRADING AND LAYERING THE SEAMS ONE AND THE SAME? ALSO, IS IT AN ADVANTAGE TO CUT THE INTERFACING 5/8 FROM THE FACING BEFORE SEWING, OR IS IT MORE ADVANTAGES TO GRADE CLOSE TO STITCHING AFTER SEWING THE INTERFACING ONTO THE FACING?
THANKS