You should always do something with your seam allowances so they don’t fray and tangle. Pinking is one of the simplest things you can do to finish a seam.
Sample:

Critical Stats:
Width: Slightly less than Pattern Seam Allowance
Seam Allowance Required: N/A
Additional Supplies Needed: Pinking Shears
Process




Missa, this is beautifully simple and way less involved than all those French Seams you keep blithering on about…. Why don’t you do this all the time?
Well…. Funny story:

The good part of the sample was made with my mother’s pinking shears. This bit was made with mine. Due to the nature of pinking shears, I can’t sharpen them. I hate uni-tasking tools that I can’t fix….