French seams are the perfect way to elevate your sewing projects and add a touch of ✨couture✨. More commonly used on sheer fabrics and evening gowns, this technique perfectly hides raw edges without using a overlocker. The technique is simple really, you're required to sew each seam twice first right side out, then inside out🥖 Credit : Teagan Jacobs💝 #teaganjacobs #fashiondesigner #TikTokFashion #sewtok #sewingtips #sewing #sewingtutorial #frenchseam #howtosew #couturesewingtechniques | Amelia

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You don’t NEED a serger if you’re new to sewing… but it is helpful! Don’t let not having a serger/overlocker hold you back from making new projects. I have a few sergers and although they are setup and ready to be turned on I don’t always reach for them. 😱 Some people are so confused when they hear me say that. Well, here are a few different reasons why I don’t always reach for my serger to finish off my seams. 1) If I’m short for time and the thread color in the sergers doesn’t match the proje