Watch this sewing tutorial to use the fold over elastic for sewing dance clothing or any garment with a stretchy component. Simply fold the elastic over the seam or edge of the fabric and sew it on with a zig zag stitch to create a stretchy hem.
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1 Comment
Hey Amy, I really enjoyed your FOE tutorial, it was informative for me. Sounds like we may get along together, both of us taking short cuts at time we please. I have not yet sewn with FOE, but I am getting ready to make some diapers.
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