Déjà Vue?
I feel like I’ve been here before…
I separated out the two sleeves, and then marked the seam lines for the edge…
The edge seam was then sewn.
Both sleeves, with the edge seam sewn…
The seams were first pressed flat.
Then, the inside seam gets pressed “open” so that the batting is easier to apply all of the way to the edge…
Both sleeves with the inside seams pressed…
Then, those seams need to be pressed flat again. So to help keep them crisp, I pin them in place first, and then iron them flat…
Cutting some new pieces of batting…
The batting is cut along the edge so it matches…
Then, the batting is inserted and pinned along the edge to make sure it stays in place…
The center stitch line done…
And, unpinned…
The first half of the ribs done. With the curved edge, it makes it a bit more tricky to try and keep the stitches properly aligned to the one inch required size…
the first sleeve, done…
Cutting the batting for the second sleeve…
The center stitch line pinned…
The center stitch line, done…
And, finally, all of the ribs done on the second sleeve…