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Side seams

The seams that connect the front and back panels of the skirt.

Where it is used

Pinning Side Seams

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  1. Place the front and back pieces right sides together, matching up the side edges, and pin them in place.
Pinning Side Seams
Open the step in the "Basic T-Shirt Pattern PDF | Easy Knit Top Sewing | Crew Neck Fitted Tee | Everyday Womens Shirt | L-XXL" pattern →

3. Pinning side seams

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  1. Pin the side seams together, matching the edges and notches, with right sides facing.
3. Pinning side seams
Open the step in the "Basic V-Neck T-Shirt Pattern | Easy Knit Top PDF | Everyday Casual Womens Tee | Beginner Sewing | L-XXL" pattern →

Stitching Side Seams

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  1. Similar to the back, stitch the shoulder and side seams using a French seam. It is important to ensure that the allowances are enclosed within the stitching so they do not protrude on the right side. Press the side seam allowances toward the back.
Stitching Side Seams
Open the step in the "Beginner Friendly Women’s Vest Sewing Pattern PDF – Easy Summer Waistcoat with Button Closure, XS-M | Plotter, USletter, A4" pattern →

Pinning Side Edges

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  1. Pin the side edges together, matching the edges with the right sides facing each other.
Pinning Side Edges
Open the step in the "Ruffle Wrap Top Sewing Pattern: Y2K Draped Shirt (A4, Letter, Plotter) US 2-12" pattern →

Pressing Side Seams

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  1. Press the seam allowances of the side seams toward the back-piece.
Pressing Side Seams
Open the step in the "Ruffle Wrap Top Sewing Pattern: Y2K Draped Shirt (A4, Letter, Plotter) US 2-12" pattern →

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