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    Modified french seam

    Can somebody point me to a tread with a good diagram of a modified french seam. I would like to start on my DIY tarp tonight and can't seem to find a diagram for the Modified french. I've practiced on a couple of pieces of fabric with the flat felled seam and would like to try the other before proceeding.

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    That is the seam i practiced with. I thought i read in a tread along the way that the Modified French Seam was a little different. I may be wrong.

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    No your right wq1, there is a thread SOMEWHERE....Its buried in another thread tho??? I'm looking...
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    Thank you....Thats the one i remembered seeing. I'm going to give that a try and then jump in the deep end!

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    That is not technically a flat felled seam. It is a modified french seam. The flat felled seam has some different folds.
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