How To Insert Trims Into seam lines like princess seams

Hi Everyone! In this video we are going to take a look at sewing inserted trims to design interest to your pieces. Inserted trims can be sewn into seam lines, such as princess seams or between two cut pieces of fabric. Follow along with me as I demonstrate a few different ways to insert trims!
I'll be demonstrating these methods using several different Liberty Jane designs to help illustrate how the basic techniques and methods are used at a smaller scale. Follow along to understand my thought process, hopefully watching me in action will clarify any concerns or issues you may have with these types of techniques.
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[@janiceschenck4583]

I really like the tiny trim in a princess seam. That is adorable!

[@SewingWithCinnamon]

Thanks so much!

[@molliebradford4435]

I loved the Princess seams insert. It looks so easy with the tape!

[@silverstarfinder]

I really love the idea of putting lace into a princess seam! This was great information - I would never have tried it without the guide here.

[@vickiavery7686]

Love the use of the tape to insert the lace into the princess seam!

[@donnalandreth589]

I like the princess seam look. It is neater. It showed me how to put it in where nothing shows but the trim.❤️😘💋

[@eclaws13]

Love the princess seams

[@debrawilliams5297]

This video taught me something I didn't know using tape to hold the placement of the trim! Great Idea, particularly when sewing curves!

[@conniestelle5181]

I liked the connecting 2 pieces of fabric with trim.

[@maelbeck7744]

Love thee look of lace peeking out from a princess seam.

[@rebeccahill7850]

I do love the lace insert of the princess seam! It’s very cute!

[@dorrieandes1613]

I like the trim holding the skirt pieces together.

[@SueD.]

Great techniques. I like the trim connecting the two pieces of the skirt.

[@florence9924]

I love both techniques and am excited to try them

[@johnsowin1202]

I like the trim in the princess seam. Basting tape would make it so doable. Great tip!

[@pattizoellick]

I love the idea of using the basting tape to hold the trim in place.

[@anne123458]

I prefer princess seams - love this video.

[@donnalandreth589]

I prefer the princess seam trim look. It helps decorate it more.❤️😘💋

[@KayTheMoreTheMerrierMaher]

Honestly, I'm new to all of this, so this is really nice information. I'll be trying this soon.

[@NSutherland-us5ti]

I like both techniques, but learned (from another designer) a much simpler way to insert lace (and you never accidentally cut too much or too little off.) Simply pin the lace on the rectangle where you want it to be. Then use a very narrow zigzag stitch on both edges of the lace. Once that's done, you just trim the fabric out of the back of the lace. Same look, with a lot less margin for error.

[@SewingWithCinnamon]

Great tip!

[@junevanover7337]

I like the princess seam insert using the tape. Never liked doing that without the tape. Most always wasn't the same.

[@lisaabney6210]

I like the lace in the princess seam.

[@lindaditgen2894]

I like connecting two pieces of fabric with the wide trim.

[@teresacosta5421]

Tough call to pick one but the princess seams seem much more of a challenge, so, I'm apt to like that more. 😅

[@marcymahle7579]

I like both ways. Thinking it depends on what pattern you are using.

[@Mary0005able]

I can see using this on sleeves as mentioned! I need to buy stock in the double sided tape lol.

[@christinecooley3309]

I have never used basting tape and need to try it.

[@dancemomcanada]

I prefer the princess seams insert.

[@candyjohnson7323]

hard to pick one