Seams can be sew (sorry, couldn't resist the pun!) dull. Let's make them more interesting!
Image 1 - Sample 1 (close ups are below this image):
Image 2 - Fabric strips sewn into the seam and then tied together afterwards:
Image 3 - Fabric strip looped into the seam before it is sewn:
Image 4 - Thread off cuts from frayed fabric placed in the seam before sewing:
Image 5 - Fabric off cuts place into the seam before sewing and then frayed:
Image 6 - Sample 2 (close ups are below this image):
Image 7 - Triangles of fabric sewn into the seam and then a row of stitching forces them to sit one side of the seam:
Image 8 - Triangles of fabric stitched into the seam:
Image 9 - A strip of fabric placed in the seam and then frayed:
Image 10 - A strip of fabric is knotted and then looped into the seam before sewing (this was quite difficult and involved a lot of pins but I like the outcome):
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