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Using Bias Binding To Create A V-Neck
August 1, 2021
This week's Tips on Tuesday brings you an alternative way to finishing a V-neck with bias binding. ...
Gemma Thebault
Exposed Hong Kong Seams
July 27, 2021
Read on for a quick how to sew an exposed Hong Kong seam. Hong Kong seams do take extra work so why not put them...
Easy Flat Felled Seams
July 20, 2021
This week I'm covering Flat felled seams. These are great for garments that need reinforcing. I'm talking jeans, men's shirts, any seams that come under a...
How to: French Seams
July 13, 2021
Read on for a quick run through on sewing French seams. A great option for sheer or lightweight fabric or if you don't own an...
Reducing Stretching on Necklines, Zippers and Waistlines
July 6, 2021
Here's a few tips for minimising the chances of stretching on garments when sewing. It's not the most exciting part of a sewing project, but...
Reducing Bulky Seams
June 29, 2021
Reducing the bulk inside your seams is really important for getting a professional finish. Read on to find out how I like to create crisp...
Using The Prym Turning Set
June 22, 2021
Read on to find out how to use the Prym Turning Set. Perfect for turning out straps, belt loops and ties. ...
Rouleau Straps With A Loop Turner
June 15, 2021
Here's a quick run down on using a loop turner to create Rouleau straps. Rouleau straps can be used for a variety of projects, including...
More Hemming! Using Horsehair Braid.
June 8, 2021
If you're wanting a hem to have structure and volume then why not try horsehair braid. Read on to find out how to insert it into...
Hand Stitching A Hem - Blind Catch Stitch
June 6, 2021
For those of you who prefer to hem by hand read on to find out how to sew a blind catch stitch. ...
Sewing A Blind Hem!
May 25, 2021
Hate hemming by hand and have a straight hem - why not give blind hemming a go. ...
Pattern Matching
May 18, 2021
Pattern matching shows real attention to detail and is totally worth it for those special fabrics (or just those people who pay attention to details!)....
