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Seam Allowance Tutorial
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These tutorials are intended to be helpful advice to beginner cosplayers. I am by no means an expert at sewing.
Mogami Kyoko/ Skip Beat belong to their creators.
Tutorial made by me. Do not reproduce.
More sewing tutorials can be found here: [link]
Mogami Kyoko/ Skip Beat belong to their creators.
Tutorial made by me. Do not reproduce.
More sewing tutorials can be found here: [link]
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Do you still sew on the original pattern lines or do you sew on the seam allowance?
It depends on the pattern you're using. Check the packaging, some patterns already have the seam allowance added into the pattern. For example, if a pattern says a 5/8th inch seam allowance is included, the edge of a cut out pattern piece needs to be lined up with the 5/8th inch mark on the sewing machine in order to keep the seam allowance consistent.
seam allowance for french seam? I've only ever used regular seams before.
Thank you for going over the basics in such a clear and conise way !!!
You're welcome. I'm glad to hear that.
I was wondering what seam allowance was... 
I'm such a sewing newb!!
I'm such a sewing newb!!Don't worry, everyone has to start somewhere.
Thanks ;w;
Thank you for the fav!
No problem, it really helps :3
thx! That's really helpful 
Thank you for the fav!
you're welcome
Thank you very much!! This is super helpful!!
yay! I'm glad.
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