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I did work experience with a local fashion designer while I was at university. One day a week I would go to her studio and help out with whatever tasks she needed help with. I learned a lot about things like how to cut fabric, how to trace patterns etc. (which have all really come in handy), but I'd say the best lesson I learned was about marking seam allowances. I remember being asked to add seam allowance to a particularly strange shaped pattern and realising I didn't know what to do when the pattern came to a point at one side. The designer I was working for told me to think about how the piece needs to sit once the seam is sewn and pressed and that should help me work it out. This now seems very obvious, but at the time it was a real 'wow' moment. From that moment on I never struggled, and it is a way of doing seam allowances that I have brought into my patterns. Over time, I have learned this is not always the way it is done and users of my pattern always get really excited about it and see it as a nice little detail in the process, that helps you achieve a really beautiful and professional finish in your hand-made wares. So I thought I'd share it with you today!
I have a way to make it easy for you, and that's by using a fancy internet thingy called a marker!So, I'm going to show you how to mark a seam allowance. The first thing you do is pick up the fabric to be sewn, lay your pattern on top of it, place the marker between the seam and the edge of the pattern so that it is 1/3 of the way along the seam on that side. I'll say, for example, if I'm making a jumper, and I want it to be a long arm sleeve and the arm hole is where I'm pulling the arm piece out of the sleeve it would be where the marker is.Pull it tight, so the seam line is centred within the marker, and cut along the line of the marker. What you'll notice is your marker is cut out, and you have a section of seam allowance that can easily be transferred to the other side of the fabric. 7211a4ac4a