sewing tips

SIDE SEAM POCKETS

Side seam pockets are particularly popular with jackets and dresses. At the beginning, the pocket bag facings are trimmed at the bottom edge. And then sewn to the two inner...

COLLAR PROCESSING

A blazer also needs a collar. First, the bars are sewn to the collar and the seam allowances ironed open. With this collar finish, the seam on the right and...

SEW ON BELT LOOPS ROUND

On the strip for the belt loops, neaten one of the long sides. Then iron the unfinished raw edge left sides together by 1cm and then the finished edge around......

UNDERPASS CUTTING

After the interlining has been attached to the wrong side of the fabric on the right side of the body, it must now also be cut back along the raw...

CLOSE SIDE AND INSIDE SEAMS

As soon as all trouser legs have been prepared with pockets, yokes, etc., all raw edges (see yellow line in the photo) can be trimmed. Make sure that the top...

CLOSING THE SEAT SEAM

Next you can close the crotch seam. To do this, turn one trouser leg right side out, tuck this trouser leg into the other leg that is not turned, so...