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Learn how to create an easy, professional finish on your next sewing project.
Mock French seams aren't just easy, they're ideal when you're sewing a sheer material, a fabric that ravels, or just wanting a professional looking finish to your garments. Unlike French seams, a Mock French Seam is also ideal when sewing curves such as arm holes.
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Step 1Place fabric right sides together.
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Step 2Sew using the seam allowance noted in your pattern.
* The seams will need to be larger than 1/4". In these photos we have used a 5/8" seam allowance.
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Step 3Reduce your seam to 3/8". The easiest way to keep a consistent seam is to use a ruler and mark before cutting.
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Step 4Press seam flat and fold over raw edges to meet the seam.
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Step 5Match folded edges together so that the raw edges are encased within the fold. Pin in place.
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Step 6Edgestitch the folded edge.
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Step 7Press seam to one side! Your finished seam should look just like a French seam!
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