How to sew a french seam

French seams are a great way to finish the inside seams of a garment! Learn how to sew a french seam with one of these great tutorials. French seams will encase the raw edges of a seam so the inside is nearly as pretty as the outside! This is a much loved method by couture seamsters. I've found these great tutorials and rather genius tips by the experts!

Learn everything there is to know about the French Seam. From how to sew it to the best tips and tricks on where and when to use it.

French seams are widely used to sew delicate fabrics. I always used French seams for my silk chiffon and organza garments. They give very nice and neat finish. Actually, I like them on any lightweight and mediumweight silk. And recently I used French seams to sew 100% silk pillowcases. You can find many good online tutorials how to sew French seams. But it seems to me that something is missing in those tutorials. So today I am going to add some tips on how to sew professionally looking…

How To Sew French Seams: A Step By Step Guide with Video - Melly Sews

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 […]

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Watch this video tutorial to learn how to sew a mock French seam. This is a great professional looking seam, perfect for beginners.

If you have ever wondered how to sew a French seam then look no further. This quick step-by-step tutorial and visuals to show you exactly how this clever and

Answering all your questions about how to sew a french seam and more with this ultimate guide to French seams.

I haven’t done this in a while but it’s time to answer another sewing ‘Frequently Asked Question’. And that is, “how in the wor