Y-Seams can seem intimidating, but they don’t need to be! A Y-seam is named for the shape of the seam where three adjoining pieces intersect, but they can vary in appearance and be used to join hexagons, triangles and diamond shapes.
When it comes to sewing curves, you can pin, pin, pin or you can try this method. Either way, the secret to successful pieced curves is to slow down from your usual pace and stitch little by little until the seam is complete. Let’s give the one-pin method a try…
Whether you’re making ties, straps, rouleau loops or any other thin fabric tubes, turning them right side out can be a challenge. Here is a simple and fast way to do it without having to buy any fancy notions.