Sewing concept

Cuff attachment

Finishing the armhole edges with a 4.0 cm wide folded cuff, sewn and serged.

Where it is used

Pinning Cuff to Armhole

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  1. Pin the cuff to the armhole, aligning the edges and notches, with the right sides facing each other.
Pinning Cuff to Armhole
Open the step in the "Mini Dress Sewing Pattern | A Line Dress Pattern | Raglan dress pattern | cocktail dress | Short dress | US 6-16 | A4, Letter, Plotter" pattern →

Attaching the Cuffs - Assembly

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  1. Align the bottom of the sleeve with the cuff as shown in the diagram. For easier handling, turn the sleeve inside out. Make sure all notches are perfectly matched. Gently stretch the cuff to fit the width of the sleeve and secure it with pins. Sew along the cuff edge with an overlock machine. Press the seam allowance toward the sleeve.
Attaching the Cuffs - Assembly
Open the step in the "Raglan Sleeve Sweatshirt without elastic Sewing Pattern | Oversized Women’s Sweater PDF | Cozy Pullover Pattern | US 2–6 | A4, Letter" pattern →

Attaching Cuffs - Stitching

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  1. Stitch the cuffs to the sleeve hem and serge at the same time on a 4-thread overlock. Seam allowance: 0.7 cm. Using a hook, tuck the serger tails into the coverstitch from the wrong side.
Attaching Cuffs - Stitching
Open the step in the "V-Neck Raglan Tee Pattern PDF | Ribbed Knit Top Sewing | Short Sleeve Fitted Shirt | Womens Basic Top | XS-M" pattern →

Step 30

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  1. Divide the upper edge of the cuff and the lower edge of the sleeve into 4 equal parts and pin them together, right sides facing. The cuff seam aligns with the bottom sleeve seam.
Step 30
Open the step in the "Women Sweater Pattern, Zip anorak Pattern for Women, Zip Up Sweater Pattern, Women Sewing Pattern | XS-M | A4, US Letter, Plotter" pattern →

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