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Boning in Casing

Duration4:30

Learn how to sew casing using your seam allowance for boning. The key to successful casing is to be sure not to trim your allowance after sewing it if you intend to use it for casing.

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Tips to Remember

  • Do not trim away the seam allowance. It will be used to create the casing.
  • Round the edges of the boning so it does not poke holes in the garment and feels comfortably against the body.
  • Remember to stitch one end of the casing closed before inserting boning.

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