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Turn-and-stitch armhole finish

An alternative armhole finish for heavier fabrics, pressing the allowance inside and flatlocking.

Where it is used

Stitching the sleeve hems

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  1. Stitch along the bottom edge of the sleeve using a flatlock machine. Use a hook to pull the thread ends to the inside, hiding them in the seam.
Stitching the sleeve hems
Open the step in the "Half Zip Top Pattern PDF | Short Sleeve Raglan Shirt | Womens Mock Neck Tee | Casual Zipper Top Sewing | L-XXL" pattern →

Pressing Armhole

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  1. Press the armhole with an iron. * For garments made with heavier fabrics, you can skip binding the armholes. Instead, press the seam allowances toward the inside and secure them with flatlock stitching.
Pressing Armhole
Open the step in the "Sleeveless Top Sewing Pattern | Mock Neck Shirt PDF | Womens High Neck Tank | Basic Minimalist Top | XS-M Digital Download" pattern →

Securing Armhole Seam Allowance

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  1. Sew the seam allowance at the armhole area, pressing the allowance toward the back.
Securing Armhole Seam Allowance
Open the step in the "Sleeveless Top Sewing Pattern | Mock Neck Shirt PDF | Womens High Neck Tank | Basic Minimalist Top | XS-M Digital Download" pattern →

Related terms

alternative toArmhole binding finish