I’m participating in Sew Mama Sew’s Giveaway Day with your choice of patterns from my shop.
I’ll make it easy and just ask for you to comment with your favorite sewing technique to enter.  I’d love it if you followed A Jennuine Life on Bloglovin’, followed my Facebook page, or Instagram.  If you do any of those, just leave a separate comment saying so.
Happy Giveaway Day!
I have really gotten into french seams. They take just a bit longer but make the seam look so much better especially if you don’t have a serger. I follow you on FB
I don’t know if I have a favorite technique…I do love the look of twin needle hems though (is that a technique?).
Double needle stitching is my favorite technique. I’m also sort of dying for a coverstitch machine 🙂
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My favorite sewing technique is to add applique to my creations. I love to be able to vary the colors and threads to make a piece unique. I also like to add a monogram or name.
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I can’t decide. I just love variety. And I may enjoy putting in zippers more than the average person…
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Erm, my fav technique? is to learn it on Craftsy before I do it. So cool being able to see it up close being done first.
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I love stick-on spray, it helps me a lot with appliqués, zippers and more.
Thanks!
I really like topstitching. It gives such nice details to a garment.
I love pleats and pin tucks!
Twin needle finishes on hems and topstiching. I love it….and follow you in Facebook☺
I’m not sure if I have a favourite!
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I love pleating!
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I am not sure what my favorite technique is…I cannot think of anything I can say I have “mastered.” But I follow on bloglovin!
I love applique x
Zippers or piping if those count!
I like to do french seams for a nice finish.
My favorite sewing technique is adding a faux rolled hem to the edges of fabrics when making dresses or skirts. I just use my normal 4 thread serging but make the stitches a bit closer together. When I pull knit fabrics when serging, it makes a nice scalloped edge.
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Your patterns are awesome and I have 2 granddaughters and 3 grandsons who I love to sew for. Thanks for the chance to win a pattern.
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I am already a facebook fan!
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I can’t go past top stitching – it makes any project automatically look so much better.
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flat fell seams!
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I’m not sure if this is a technique, but I love making my own bias tape in fun patterned fabric.
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I like creating ruffles using yarn and a zig zag stitch to help gather. Thanks for the chance!
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I love topstitching!
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What a great giveaway! I’m still fairly new with sewing so just being successful sewing a straight line is a good day.
let me see….I guess i like embroidery it can add just that extra special detail that a garment needs!
My favorite technique is the high tension gathering method…perfect ruffles every time!
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I learned a great way of sewing darts while I was in 4-H… works great every time!
i love the look of french seams!
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I like French seams for a professional finish.
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I learned to sew when I was in 4-H and then took a very long break from it with only occasional items here and there. Since having children now and following a lot of sewing blogs I’ve found that top-stitching has really made my handmade’s look a lot more professional and that is so rewarding. Thanks for the chance to win your giveaway.
I love how topstitching makes a garment look so professional!
My favorite technique is using my zig zag foot to finish seams.
I still get nervous with my sewing machine so my favourite sewing technique is actually hand sewing, slow and steady.
Now a fan of your facebook page too 🙂
Tie between flat felled and French seams.
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Thanks for the opportunity
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I am a lifelong learner, so I love it all. As for quilting, Guilds, retreats, classes, etc continue to challenge the mind and the broaden the experiences. I have three Grand Ones, so sewing for them is just as fun! Looking forward to checking out some of your clothing patterns for them!!
I love color blocking
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I really like making bias tape and finishing edges with it!
I’ve been reading and using Alabama Chanin books and discovered that I really like hand sewing 🙂
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i sew mostly kids clothes
My sewing hasn’t been the same since I learned to sew a French seam. Things look so much more professional and polished and sit so much better with a nice French seam. I just love them.
I can’t live without my serger/overlocker machine!!
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I love straight seems ahaha And my serger 🙂
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I busted my sewing pattern budget for this month but I added a few of your patterns to my favorite. Always on the lookout for new ones !!
I love pipping!
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I love using bias tape!
Making my own bias tape – it makes everything look nicer!
Pretty sure handsewing is my least favorite technique, but my favorite sort of stumped me– I’m going to go with hemming with bias tape.
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I’m just beginning to experiment with different types of fabrics other than your basic cottons, and I’m having a blast with it! I still consider myself an advanced beginner, even though I’ve been sewing for years, so it’s been lots of fun.
Straight lines, ha!
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I think topstitching always makes garments look nice.
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Thank you so much for this chance ^_^
I don’t know what is my favorite technique, French seams are so clean and professional but twin needles give the same sense of accuracy too
I guess that the more you know the better the sewing is
I don’t know… topstitching?
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I already liked your FB page
I love to top stitch, for some reason it is so satisfying!
I also like your FB page
I really love french seams. So clean and neat!
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I love my bias tape maker…so versatile!
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I love shirring with elastic thread – and my serger! not sure that qualifies as technique, though =) thanks for the giveaway!
I like using flat felled seams, especially with boys pants
There is very little I don’t like about sewing. I do like variety. When I’m quilting, I don’t cut all of the pieces out before I sew; I cut some, sew some, press some, look at them on the wall some, rinse and repeat.
I sewed welt pockets recently, and that was stinking awesome.
I follow you on bloglovin’. Thanks for the giveaway!
These patterns are great! thanks for the chance to win.
I love lengthening my stitches when I’m topstitching. Thank you for the giveaway!
I’m not sure that it is a technique but I love the result that an invisible zipper gives to a garment. I have to look up how to do it every single time though. I can never remember how to do it correctly.
I enjoy hand binding my quilts. I feel that it gives me a moment to calmly enjoy the care and love that has gone into each piece. Thank-you for the chance!
On clothes, adding extra rows of stitching on skirt hems. On quilts spiral quilting.
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I’m working on invisible zippers. I like the look so much better, but so far have only figured it out when I sew them by hand.
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Hi Jenn! I think I have some kind of love for french seams!! 😀
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And via Bloglovin’ as well!!
No special technique. I just study the pattern and steps many times before i start to sew.
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I am all about English paper piecing.
I love doing mitered corners; I just learned how to do them, and it thrills me every time it works!
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I’ve been doing a lot of pintucks lately on my daughters clothes and I love them. 🙂
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I am making things for my three month old and 5 year old grand daughters now. Looking at tuck pleats and smocking. Merry Christmas from Oklahoma, USA! crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
I basically have to watch a tutorial and get a refresher on any technique every time I do it…
I don’t know if I have any skills to brag about. I’d love to get better at fitting womens clothing!
I’ve just discovered a love for topstitching with a twin needle 🙂
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My new favorite technique is making and adding piping. 🙂
I am not sure I have a favorite technique. I do like to finish projects with topstitching. Thanks for the great giveaway.
Free motion quilting is my favorite 🙂
One of my favorite technique is perfectly straight topstitching. I like to add that touch to children’s clothing. Thanks for the chance to win.
oh wow! I was looking for a pattern for a dress for a little girl too! I have the perfect fabric. I favorite sewing technique is doing french seams. I love the look, so, I’m always finding reasons to do them on everything.
I love topstitching with a contrasting thread color. It’s a great little pop.
My favorite technique is any kind of dressing up little girls! Ruffles, tucks, or anything frilly is great!
I love gathering fabric to make ruffles.
My favorite technique is to buy all the patterns and fabric and not have enough time to use them 😉
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Not my favorite technique, but one that I have to get better at is putting in zippers.
I love couture techniques. It’s a challenge to sew a garment so it’s beautiful inside as well as out. I’ve learned different handstitches and seam finishing techniques as well as tricks to clip, turn and press corners and curves. Still lots to learn!
Thanks for the chance!
I love to serge
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I’m still a newbie and so my favorite technique is one that doesn’t require a seam ripper 😛
I love your LOL swing top! Would love to win a copy. One of my favorite sewing techniques is French Seaming. I tried it for the first time this summer on my entry for the State Fair with great results.
I’ve followed you on Bloglovin and Facebook for a while now.