Spaghetti straps
Very thin fabric shoulder straps constructed by sewing a tube, trimming the allowance, and turning it right side out.
Where it is used
Step 21
p. 9- Press the seam allowance along the top edge of the back, armhole, and the second edge of the strap, creating a 0.1 cm piping from the back and front pieces.

Step 21: Pressing armhole and back edge
p. 9- Press the seam allowance along the top edge of the back, armhole, and the second edge of the strap, creating a 0.1 cm piping from the back and front pieces.

Sewing Side Edges
p. 12- Join and simultaneously serge the side edges using a 4-thread overlock. Seam allowance: 0.7 cm.

Strap finishing
p. 9- Fold the strap piece in half with the right sides facing inward. Sew a stitching line at a distance of 0.5-0.7 cm from the folded edge. Tip: At the start of the stitching, increase the seam allowance width for 7-9 stitches. Then transition to the desired seam width. Do the same at the end of the stitching, but in reverse order, and leave long thread tails at both ends of the seam. This will create a funnel effect at the beginning and end of the seam. Trim the excess seam allowances to 0.3–0.7 cm.

14. Strap Stitching
p. 23- Stitch the end of the strap with a zigzag stitch.

Related terms
requiresLoop turner
← depends onGarment balancing