French seams are the perfect way to elevate your sewing projects and add a touch of ✨couture✨. More commonly used on sheer fabrics and evening gowns, this technique perfectly hides raw edges without using a overlocker. The technique is simple really, you're required to sew each seam twice first right side out, then inside out🥖 Credit : Teagan Jacobs💝 #teaganjacobs #fashiondesigner #TikTokFashion #sewtok #sewingtips #sewing #sewingtutorial #frenchseam #howtosew #couturesewingtechniques | Amelia

3.1M views · 2.5K reactions | Sewing with Jersey - Stretch Fabric ❤️ Don't be scared of sewing with Stretch Fabric, it's much easier than you think  After watching this short demo we're pretty sure you'll want to try sewing with Jersey Fabric... ...it's so easy and just think of all those lovely projects you could make. Happy Sewing ❤️ | Custom Fabrics UK | Facebook

You don’t NEED a serger if you’re new to sewing… but it is helpful! Don’t let not having a serger/overlocker hold you back from making new projects. I have a few sergers and although they are setup and ready to be turned on I don’t always reach for them. 😱 Some people are so confused when they hear me say that. Well, here are a few different reasons why I don’t always reach for my serger to finish off my seams. 1) If I’m short for time and the thread color in the sergers doesn’t match the proje