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Jojo at Startdust Shoes shows you how to sew a French Seam. She writes, “This is used most often when sewing clothes if you don’t have a serger. The raw edges of the fabric are encased so that there is no fraying. Grab some scrap fabric and try it out (it’s fun!)” Link.
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I totally have that green fabric! I’m using it as the backing for an English Paper Piecing quilt I’m sewing based on a post from earlier this year!
Also, French Seams rock, and I use them on all my sewing projects without lining that I intend to last a good while (especially in the washing machine).