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Do the Simplicity Patterns consider the inseam on the pattern when you cut them out or do you need to leave a little extra fabric on the outside of the pattern when you apply it to the fabric?
I believe you are asking about a "seam allowance". ("Inseam" is the measurement of the seam that runs down the inside of your leg -- for example, men's pants that are labeled 32x30 means the waist is 32 inches and the inseam (from crotch to hem on the inside of the leg) is 30 inches.) To answer your question, all commercially printed patterns include a seam allowance. They are designed for you to cut on the outside solid line, and then stitch the pieces together with the seam width indicated on the pattern piece (usually 5/8 inch).
What is Seam allowance?
so that the material does not fray.
What is the fabric between the seam line and the cut edge?
The fabric between the seam and the cut edge is referred to as the seam allowance.
What is the seam allowance in sewing used for?
The seam allowance is needed to allow for extra fabric where separate pieces of fabric are joined together at seams. If seam allowances were not provided you wouldn't be able to join pieces together or your garment would end up being too small. If you look at the inside of a shirt, for example, you will see that the stitches take up fabric and that is what seam allowances are for.
When you are sewing or stitching why do you need a seam?
The seam is simply the name of the line that is created when two pieces of fabric are joined together. If you are sewing any two pieces together, the place where they are joined is called the seam. Maybe you are wondering about the seam allowance, which is the amount of fabric alloted to sewing the pieces together. The seam allowance is the distance from the edge you put your line of sewing. In many fabrics that allowance can be very small, but some fabrics require a larger allowance to minimize fraying.
What is an abutted seam?
A seam with no seam allowance. Right sides are the same side up and you you zig zig stitch the pieces together with or without an underlay.
How do you sew a flat fell seam?
sew a seam with a 5/8 seam allowance. then on ONE SIDE of the allowance, trim it to half the size. don't measure just eyeball it. then press the seam allowance to one side with the [now] short allowance on top. fold the longer allowance over the shorter and press it. then flip the whole thing to the other side of the seam and press again. finally, topstitch as close to the edge as you can. flat felled seams are the strongest and are used where ever a great amount of tension exists, such as the seams on your jeans, or the shoulders in a shirt/jacket. they are also used in sports clothes.
How many eighths of an inch are in a seam allowance?
the standard is 5/8
What is the normal seam allowance when sewing?
It could be as big as you want it to be, but it is usually about a half and inch wide all the way around. The standard seam allowance is 5/8 inch.
Why do you leave a sewing margin?
When sewing, you'll want to leave a sewing margin (or a "seam allowance") for a couple of reasons:A 5/8" margin (the standard seam allowance) between the stitch and the edge allows for a little reinforcement, and places less stress on the stitch. This will keep the stitch from breaking easily.A margin allows you to later let out the seam, in case you need more room (for example, if a skirt gets too tight, you can loosen it if there's seam allowance).
HOW MANY YARDS FOR 36 10X10 SQUARES and THAT INCLUDES THE SEAM ALLOWANCE?
Anybody answer this question......
What is the purpose of clipping an inner curved seam?
Inner curves need to be clipped so that the seam allowance can spread and lie flat once the item is turned.
