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https://www.sewncompany.com 18th and 19th-century shirts are hand sewn with a flat-felled seam. This flat-felled seam is based on a 19th-century shirt in a private collection like the shirts worn in Bridgerton and Jane Austen movies. This is perfect hand sewing for modern slow stitchers looking to sew an unlined garment without a sewing machine. This felled seam is done in two parts: 1) Stitch the seam with a “reverse backstitch.” 2) Open up the seam and fell down the raw edge. Time Stamps: -Pinning fabric together: 0:26. -Basting fabric together: 1:30. -Seaming with a "reverse" backstitch: 1:39. -Fold and basting raw edges to prep for felling: 4:46. -Open and press seam: 5:21. -Fell seam: 5:57. Join my Workshop Patron tier to get early access to pre-recorded workshops at a discount: https://www.patreon.com/sewncompany?fan_landing=true Sign up for a private lesson: https://www.sewncompany.com/shop 2021 Copyright Sewn Company. Key Highlights & Overview: Learning <strong>Flat Felled Seam By Hand</strong> is essential for modern technical workflows and software skills. Follow along with top-rated video tutorials from industry experts today on <strong>TutorTube</strong>.