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1. sewingiscool.com › sewing-terms-explained-vocabulary71 Sewing Terms Explained (Sewing Terminology Vocabulary)

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   Sep 22, 2020 · Sewing Terms And Their Meanings. 1. interfacing- a piece of material that is used to make your main fabric more sturdy. It is sewn on the inside of the primary fabric. 2. knot- this is when you finish your stitch and then go back and forth over that stitch several times until the area looks like a knot.

2. www.sewingcrafty.com › sewing-terminology-100Sewing Terminology: 100 Sewing Terms & Phrases You Need to Know

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   Jan 28, 2024 · This essential glossary of sewing terminology defines 100 must-know terms for both beginners and experienced sewers. Master specialized lingo covering everything from fabric types and tool names to patterns, seams, construction techniques, finishes, and garment care. Learn the precise vocabulary behind darts, pleats, grain perfection, blind ...

3. www.contrado.co.uk › blog › a-z-guide-sewing-terminologySewing Terminology: 85 Sewing Terms & Phrases You Need To Know

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   Jan 18, 2019 · There are so many words, terms and sayings that might make you scratch your head in puzzlement; but we are here to break things down for you. To give you a comprehensive a-z guide to sewing terms, so that you can be ahead of the game, or at least a confident player.

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4. sewguide.com › sewing-termsSewing Terms : A Glossary of 100+ Words - Sew Guide

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   May 5, 2016 · A dress that has the shape of alphabet A, is narrow at the top and flares, swaying from the body towards the bottom. Check out how to sew an a-line dress here.

5. rebecca-angela.com.au › learn-to-sew-sewing-termsLearn-to-Sew: Sewing Terms Explained - Rebecca Angela

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   Jul 30, 2020 · So in today’s post I’d like to break down that barrier before we get any further in this learn-to-sew series and explain what those sewing terms mean. This is going to break it down to the very basics so bear with me.

6. www.sewingstreet.com › en-gb › sewingstreet-hubAll The Dressmaking Terms You Need To Know - Sewing Street

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   Apr 13, 2023 · Whether you are a beginner looking to learn the basics or a professional dressmaker seeking to expand your knowledge, this glossary will help you navigate the world of dressmaking with ease.

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   What do you need to know about sewing terminology?

   • This essential glossary of sewing terminology defines 100 must-know terms for both beginners and experienced sewers. Master specialized lingo covering everything from fabric types and tool names to patterns, seams, construction techniques, finishes, and garment care.

   Sewing Terminology: 100 Sewing Terms & Phrases You Need to Know

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   What sewing terms begin with the letter a?

   • There are a few sewing terms that begin with the letter A. Here are the ones we could find: Anchor stitch- these are machine stitches sewn with no stitch length to them and are not meant to be pulled out. The anchor your other stitches Applique- just a term describing your sewing one piece of fabric on top of another piece of fabric

   71 Sewing Terms Explained (Sewing Terminology Vocabulary)

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   What does sew mean in sewing?

   • In sewing, this term is used both as a noun and as a verb. It describes the part of the garment that has been finished as well as describing the action you need to do to bind a garment. The term itself means to finish a garment. That means you sew up your seams or hem after you have folded or rolled them into place.

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   What should I know before starting sewing?

   • The best thing to do before you start sewing is to learn as many of the terms and what they mean as possible so you do not get lost when someone tries to explain things to you. When it comes to vocabulary what one word means in one industry does not mean the same thing in another. For example, the term ‘bating’.

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   What is a lining in sewing?

   • A sewing technique used to sew a facing or lining to the inside of a garment to prevent it from rolling outward. The direction in which the fabric should be aligned when cutting out the pattern pieces. Small marks on the pattern that help you align pieces of fabric correctly. The extra fabric added to the pattern pieces to allow for seams.

   All The Dressmaking Terms You Need To Know - Sewing Street

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   What does mending mean in sewing?

   • Margin refers to the extra seam allowance of about 1 inch you leave for future expansion when sewing. Merchandising is the presentation of new products. Mend means to repair something. In sewing mending refers to repairing a hole or patching over a hole or repairing a ripped seam.

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8. www.gatheringthread.com › different-types-of-hems15 Different Types of Hems (And What They’re Used For)

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   Hem: The finished edge of a garment, curtain, linens, etc. The hem prevents raveling and presents a neat, professional border–usually, but not always, a fold. Hem Allowance: The total fabric turned under to create a hem or finished cuff. A hem allowance can vary from ¼-4½ inches in width for garments.