Shoulder seams
Seams that join the front and back bodice pieces at the shoulders.
Where it is used
Joining Shoulder Seams
p. 3- Place the front and back bodice pieces right sides together, aligning the shoulder edges. Pin and sew with a 1 cm seam allowance. Finish the seam allowances with a serger and press them toward the back.

Stitching Shoulder Seams
p. 5- Stitch the shoulder seams using a French seam, similar to the back. Press the seams toward the front piece.

Serging Shoulder Seams
p. 2- Serge the seam allowances of the shoulder seams.

Pinning Shoulder Seams
p. 2- Pin the shoulder edges together, matching the right sides.

Reducing Bulk at Shoulders
p. 10- Trim the seam allowances at the shoulder seams to reduce bulk.

2. Pinning Shoulder Seams
p. 4- Pin the shoulder seams together with the right sides facing each other.

3. Sewing Shoulder Seams
p. 5- Sew the shoulder edges together with a 1.0 cm seam allowance.

Assembling and Reinforcing Shoulder Seams
p. 6- Place the front and back pieces together with right sides facing, aligning along the shoulder edges. Pin or baste, then sew the shoulder seams. Place silicone tape along the shoulder seam allowance, serge the seam and tape together, and press the seam allowances toward the back.

3. Press Shoulder Seams
p. 4- Press the shoulder seam allowances towards the front.

Shoulder Seams Finishing
p. 2- Serge the seam allowances of the shoulder seams.

Shoulder Seams Pinning
p. 2- Pin the shoulder edges together, matching the right sides.

Shoulder Seams Sewing
p. 2- Sew the shoulder edges together. Seam allowance 1.0 cm.

Related terms
requiresSewing machine
requiresStraight stitch sewing machine
stabilized byKnit interfacing
requiresIron
requiresSerger
pressed towardsFront bodice