Lately I've been trying to sew a lot using fabric scraps (to use up what I already have at home instead of buying new fabric) and I have realized that few things are more frustrating than
reaching the end of a seam only to discover that the fabric edges no longer
match. One layer has crept ahead, a corner is slightly off, or what started as
a perfectly straight seam has developed a mind of its own.
The good news is that accurate seams don't require magic (or a lot of it, anyway). A few simple habits (and the patience to engage in them instead of plowing ahead to save a couple of minutes) can make a noticeable difference.
Here are my best tips (most of them learned the hard way):
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