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3 cze 2014 · 1. Do not trim the entredeux. Place the entredeux and fabric right sides together, with raw edges even. Photo 1. 2. With the entredeux on top, use a straight stitch (L=2.0) to stitch in the ditch right along the "ladder" of the entredeux (see photo 1). Photo 2. 3. Trim the seam allowance to 1/8 inch.
3 lip 2012 · There are many variations on this basic style, from double or triple rows of holes to alternating large and small holes, and more. NOTE: All entredeux photos are from Farmhouse Fabrics, my all-time favorite mail order source for sewing supplies. Entredeux prices range from $1.90 – $4.75 per yard.
5 cze 2014 · Trim the seam allowance to 1/8 inch. Roll and whip this seam allowance by zigzagging (L=1.0; W=4.5) so that one needle swing goes into the fabric right along the previous straight stitching, and the other needle swing goes off the edge of the fabric, rolling the seam allowance (photo 2).
20 lip 2010 · Cut 1 piece of entredeux and one piece of fabric the same length. Prep by starching and pressing the fabric and entredeux (using clean iron, and clean board, also use spray starch) How to. W=0. L=2.0. DO NOT trim the entredeux. lay entredeux and fabric right sides together with fabric on the bottom.
6 wrz 2013 · Gathered lace to entredeux: 1. Trim waste fabric from one side of entredeux. 2. Gather lace to desired fullness to fit entredeux strip by pulling the uppermost thread in lace header. Pin strip of gathered lace to ironing board or padded surface right side up. Adjust gathers evenly. 3. Cut a piece of Tiger Tape the length of gathered lace strip.
18 maj 2015 · It’s easiest to do these heirloom techniques before you cut your pattern piece, so cut a piece of fabric large enough to leave yourself some extra room for entredeux seam allowances and the uptake from the pintucks, etc. 1. I cut my fabric down the center and used a water-soluble pen to mark a 1/2″ seam allowance on either side of my center cut.
8 mar 2012 · Make entredeux trim with this heirloom sewing tip using your sewing machine and a wing needle.
