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INSERTING ZIPS

Adding a zip closure is a key element of dressmaking. It may seem like a difficult step for beginners, but if you follow the process step-by-step you’ll have sew a super-neat zip inserted in no time! Here’s how to insert both regular and invisible zips.

INSERTING A REGULAR ZIP

Step one Finish the raw edges of the fabric pieces where the zip will be inserted using your preferred method.

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