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More advanced sewing practices_Level up Your Craft

A centuries-old craft, sewing is truly timeless. Basic techniques are a great starting place, learning advanced methods will enhance your sewing projects. In this article, we cover some advanced sewing techniques that you can use to push your skills forward and offer a new set of creative options.

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More advanced sewing practices_Level up Your Craft

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  1. More advanced sewing practices:Level up Your Craft A centuries-old craft, sewing is truly timeless. Basic techniques are a great starting place, learning advanced methods will enhance your sewing projects. In this article, we cover some advanced sewing techniques that you can use to push your skills forward and offer a new set of creative options. 1. Flat-Felled Seams Flat-felled: an easy stitch that is typically used in high-quality pieces of clothing since it has the advantage of offering a neater finish with extra strength. As referred to in jeans and shirts How to Sew Flat-Felled Seams: Cut the Fabric: First, you will need to cut your fabric into two pieces of a right sides together. Stitch a normal seam at 1/4 inch.

  2. Trim one Side of the Seam Allowance after Sewing

  3. Sustainable Fabrics: Perfect Choices for a Greener Planet With the rise of environmental awareness, sustainability has become a hot topic in the fashion industry. The production of eco-friendly fabrics is a major step toward a greener future. Let this article be your guide as we go through many different eco-friendly fabrics, and how they give beneficial effects for the environment as well as the fashion industry. 1. Organic Cotton What It Is: The cotton used in their textiles is grown organically, without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers that pollute the soile and water. Benefits: Uses less water: Organic cotton uses significantly less water than conventional cotton. Healthy Soil: The lack of harmful chemicals helps to raise the fertility and biodiversity of the soil. Organic: Organic cotton is completely biodegradable, therefore a more viable alternative.

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