Flat felled seam

A while back, we discussed how to sew a flat-felled seam. The flat-felled seam is indeed very nice: raw edges are enclosed, it looks very professional, and it is very strong. However, what are other choices when we want to have the look of the flat-felled seam, but want a quicker finish? You can give […]

Flat-felled seams are perfect for protecting the raw edges of silk fabrics from abrasion. Katrina Walker shows how to sew these simple seams.

4 fast flat fell seams + a fake one! Hide your raw edges in a sporty way. – Portland Fashion Institute | Portland Sewing

How to sew a flat felled-seam

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18th and 19th-century shirts are hand sewn with a flat-felled seam. This flat-felled seam is based on a 19th-century shirt in a private collection like the shirts worn in Bridgerton and Jane Austen movies. This is perfect hand sewing for modern slow stitchers looking to sew an unlined garment withou

This article with video shows how to sew a flat felled seam finish using a sewing machine so even beginners can do it.

Seam Basics - reversible seams

A flat felled seam or run and fell seam is a sturdy seam used for apparel. Most notably in jeans and workout apparel. Here's how to sew one!