How to sew a princess seam , quick, easy, and perfect every time 

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Thank you, I’m glad you found is video helpful. Clipping the seam allowance on inward curves can be helpful when attaching it to another shape. There are two things to keep in mind before you do this though. Number one, if you clip before you sew, the fabric is more likely to fray and unravel and you absolutely must catch enough seam allowance that the notch is securely on the seam allowance side of your stitchline. Especially on thin and delicate Bridal fabrics it can be tricky to protect your fabric from fraying. Second, The fabric will turn or open up at each notch, this can cause your princess seam to have little corners on the curve rather than a smooth edge. Picture an octagon or something like that. It’s easy to end up sewing multiple flatter sections of seam in between the notches rather than a consistent curve. As long as you avoid these two pitfalls it can be a good method to use.

Since the princess seam is just the vertical seem that runs over the bust. The same tips are relevant regardless of the shape of the neckline. This is my never fail technique I use on every type of princess seam gown, even high neck princess seam gowns or gowns with cut on straps.

Yes, you defiantly can. Most strapless dresses have it. Just be very careful not to sew it in to tight. You almost want to have the feeling you are easing the dress to the boning. Otherwise, the boning pushes out and makes a sharp edge again along the seam.

What is the best place to add bonings only with an intention to give structure and at the same time to ensure in any case it doesn't pushes out...