The allowances of open cuts processed by a slanting inlay always represent the underside of the model in the best possible way. The finished product looks more neat and attractive from an aesthetic point of view.
Of course, choosing such processing, you will need more time for sewing the product, but the result will certainly please you.
The main thing is to choose the right material for the oblique inlay and the method of its grinding, since the thickness of the processed allowance will also depend on them.
Today I will show how to process oblique seam allowances for seams with stitching, while minimizing their thickness.
How to sew an oblique edging: 3 ways
Step 1
Iron seam allowances one way.
Step 2
Cut the bottom allowance to avoid excessive density.
Step 3
Take the slanting inlay or pin it to the machined stock.
Step 4
Stitch the hem by laying a stitch on the side of the allowance at a distance of 1-2 mm from the seam.
Step 5
Remove the mark.
Step 6
Iron the strap up.
Step 7
Then go around the inline allowance and sweep.
Step 8
Carefully cut off the excess tape, focusing on the stitching line.
Step 9
Iron.
Step 10
Take the allowance with the tape onto the product.
Step 11
Stitch on the front of the product at a distance of 1 cm.
Step 12
Remove the basting and iron the seam.
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How to make a slanting trim with the help of a tailor's pin
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How to cut a slanting inlay from a thin fabric
The author of the master class and photo: Julia Dekanova
