Sewing a Jeans Back Crotch seam using a quarter+ inch folding for a Flat Felled Seam @kevinsews
Sewing a Jeans Back Crotch seam using a quarter+ inch folding for a Flat Felled Seam  @kevinsews
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In this video I show how to successfully sew a true flat felled seam on a jeans back crotch. This seams to be the hardest seam to do on a curve. It does take some time, but the results are worth it. This method can be used on any pair of pants as well. You may see the white thread close to the edge of the fabric. That is a stay stitch to keep the curve from stretching.
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Sewing a Jeans Back Crotch seam using a quarter+ inch folding for a Flat Felled Seam

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