The bound seam finish uses strips of fabric cut on the bias; or “bias tape”. The bound seam finish is usually used on unlined garments when a more finished appearance

The number of stitches within an inch is very important in sewing. Especially if you will be sewing or working in production. The lower the number of stitches means heavier

This is the first sewing exercise of The Apparel Arts Academy sewing course for beginners. These courses are designed for learners planning to go into the fashion/apparel production environment. Before

This parallel lines exercise is designed for you to practice sewing straight lines. It will also strengthen your pivoting skills and back stitching skills. These courses are designed for learners

This type of seam finish can be used with fabrics that do not fray a lot. It can also be used on unlined garments when an overlock/serger is not available

This is probably the most common seam finish. This sample is intended to be for your reference. When you write sewing instructions, you will include advice regarding seam finishes. After