Curly sections or rounded festoons at the bottom of the product or sleeves will add a touch of charm to the image and turn the most ordinary model into a product with a romantic sound.
But how to process such a cut, especially if the fabric crumbles, and the usual overcasting seam and hem are not suitable? In this case, it is best to process a curly section with an oblique trim.
You can read about what a slanting inlay is, how to make it yourself and how to use it correctly in our special master class:
What is slanting inlay
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You will need:
► Slanting inlay;
► Tailor pins;
► Needle and thread for sewing;
► Tailor scissors
Step 1
Put a slanting inlay on the front side of the product and bite or pin it to the cut, aligning the edges exactly.
How to make a slanting trim with the help of a tailor's pin
Step 2
In the place where the cut forms a corner, lay a small fold on the stitch so that the stitch lies flat, exactly repeating the shape of the slice.
Step 3
Stitch the tape to the cut at a clearance distance.
If necessary, cut allowances to 5-7 mm.
How to cut a slanting inlay if there is not enough fabric
Step 4
In those places where the line forms a corner, cut a section before reaching the seam line of 2 mm.
Step 5
Unscrew the bias tape on the wrong side with a slight transition so that the tape is not visible from the front of the product and iron.
Step 6
Pin the necklace with tailor's pins and stitch it on the edge.
False hem on the bottom of the product
Step 7
Grab the folds of inlay at the corners with a hidden seam.
Source and photo: wearinghistoryblog.com
