A Double-Stitched Seam is like a Plain Seam, but a second Plain Seam is sewn between the first and the raw edges of the seam allowance in order to provide a stronger seam for the fabrics being sewn together as well as better keep the fabric from fraying.

What is a double stitch in hand sewing?

In simple terms, the double stitched seam is a plain seam with an extra row of stitching making a double row of stitching on the wrong side of the fabric. The double stitched seam has many uses. This basic seam is useful for shirts, blouses, jeans, and sportswear needing some extra strength.

What are the 3 types of seams?