Explanation

Facing is a sewing technique where fabric edges are folded to the inside and stitched. This creates a neat, finished edge without visible raw fabric.

Facings are commonly used on necklines, armholes, and front openings. The turned and stitched edge gives garments a professional appearance.

Binding covers edges with separate fabric. Hemming finishes bottom edges. Joining connects pieces. Only facing describes turning edges to the wrong side and stitching.