Teach Yourself to Sew: Clipping and Trimming Seams
Sometimes the bulk in seam allowances can add lumps to your clothes where you don't want them. To prevent these mishaps, you go back in and trim anything that's no longer needed after the seam is sewn. Master clipping and trimming seams in this episode of Teach Yourself to Sew.
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Victoria North, senior web producer Posted on Apr 12th, 2010 in sewing, videos, teach yourself to sew, beginner, seams, clipping seams, trimming seams, sewing seams
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