How I clip a twisted seam -
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A twisted seam bothers me - a lot. Sort of like wearing my underwear on backwards and inside out. (Usually not life-threatening, but not very comfortable, and it would erode my self-confidence - even if no one else knew about it.)
This is how I clip a twisted seam. I then put fray check on the clipped parts.
I think that clipping each seam allowance separately helps preserve the seam strength more than just clipping both seam allowances at the same spot. (I may be wrong about that, but this is my thinking at the moment.)
This is how I clip a twisted seam. I then put fray check on the clipped parts.
I think that clipping each seam allowance separately helps preserve the seam strength more than just clipping both seam allowances at the same spot. (I may be wrong about that, but this is my thinking at the moment.)
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I really like you method Bear. I never thought about doing the double clip. I have been doing that clipping very close to the crossing seam so it is barely noticeable even from the back.
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