In sewing, the seam allowance is the fabric area between the stitching and the raw edge. Its width, typically 1/4 to 5/8 inch, ensures seams are durable and can be finished to prevent fraying. Tailors, quilters, and DIY enthusiasts rely on precise allowances for proper fit and professional-looking garments.
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