Lapped seam

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Lapped Seams for corsetry

Learn how to do lapped seams that are basic, double or turned. This simple seam is great for thick fabrics like leather, fleece and felt.

This is a very simple seam. It works best with fabrics that don’t fray, such as felt and leather. The Basic Lapped Seam is made by simply overlapping two pieces of fabric. This limits any bulk at the seam and works well with awkward seams, such as joining irregular shaped edges. How to Sew a...Read More »

Lap Seam Foot #71 lets you sew 8 mm wide flat-felled seams in two steps on jeans and sportswear.

A lapped seam is formed when one fabric layer is lapped over the other and topstitched in place. This tutorial will show the basic lapped seam. This seam can be used when stitching a regular seam is difficult such as when sewing a blouse yoke or curved pieces.

Florencia and Jana (by email) both asked about the lapped, flat-felled split side seam, thank you for asking! Since I … Continue Reading →

Gratuitously stolen from Past Patterns 106 and retold in my own words with my own photos, the Edwardian way to make seams on a one-layer corset leaving no raw edges. Click through to the big photos to lose the groovy psychedelic effect. 1. Seam allowance is half an inch (from white basting to edge…

Seam is a method of joining two or more layer of fabrics. There are hundreds types and classes of seams and these have been classified in six main classes.

technique: lapped seams