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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2022 · 44 MIN

The Seams You Need to Know

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Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we talk about 10 stitches and seams that you need to know to be a well-rounded DIYer. You need to have a high proficiency in the simple stitches, while also knowing the construction of the more complex seams to get the most out of your project. Read the Stitches and Seams BlogNews + Updates: New Content SpaceCommunity Maker ChallengeWelcome William MyersLike, Comment, Subscribe, Rate, and ReviewMain Topic: Most Frequently Used Straight StitchSimple Seam Basting StitchTop StitchOften Used Zig-Zag StitchRolled HemFrench/Felled Hybrid Occasionally UsedFlat Felled Seam French SeamButton HoleFind Us on Social Media 🚀@RipstopbytheRollwww.ripstopbytheroll.com

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we talk about 10 stitches and seams that you need to know to be a well-rounded DIYer. You need to have a high proficiency in the simple stitches, while also knowing the construction of the more complex seams to get the most out of your project. Read the Stitches and Seams Blog News + Updates: New Content SpaceCommunity Maker ChallengeWelcome William MyersLike, Comment, Subscribe, Rate, and Review Main Topic: Most Frequently Used Straight S...

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