Seam allowance guide by hollie

This little gadget will automatically add the seam allowance to pattern pieces while you cut. No tracing required! Perfect for Burdastyle Magazine patterns, Japanese pattern books, Marfy Patterns

La encantadora Hollie, creadora del Seam Allowance Guide, aqui podeis ver mi resena del aparatito ,ha tenido la amabilidad de poner a mi disposicion cinco de sus inventos para sortear ?Alguien se anima? Si es asi, deja un mensaje en esta entrada y de entre las que esteis interesadas saldran, el proximo dia 19 las cinco ganadoras. For my school projects, I am constantly adding seam allowances to my working patterns and it can get pretty tiresome. So when Hollie contacted me to review her seam allowance guide, I was pretty jazzed about the idea of a small gadget that could streamline this process. A week later, a package arrived with Hollie's invention. I'm sold! Hollie sent me one of her Seam Allowance Guides to review, and for someone who operates on minimal equipment and has very few sewing gadgets to their name, I have to say I love this clever little tool!For those of us who trace Burda patterns or any other pattern system that omits seam Holiday Holly in 3--6- Instructions - continued Use the same thread and settings that you used for each leaf, along with a 1/8" seam allowance, to sew all around from start DOT to end DOT. Trim away the batting from the seam stitches as close as possible. Clip curves if needed. Turn right side out. Use a point turner to push out the points. Adding seam allowances has always been one of my least favorite aspects of patternmaking. It's easy to add seam allowances with a gridded ruler on straight edges, but adding seam allowance around curves is a pain. I made some tools to make it easier to add seam allowances. They are little plastic circles that you The Seam Allowance Guide is one of those fabulously simple but successful ideas that makes you slap your head and scream, 'Why didn't I think of that?' I have only one issue wi