Do you have a roller foot? That might help. Or a teflon foot.

lamb is soft, thin, and has a distinct grain to it (it stretches more in one direction than the other) so it's worse than working with chiffon, or velvet (notoriously hard to sew well)

the only thing I can suggest is interfacing on the inside...

or hand sewing, but that's my forte, and something I'm comfortable with.

Inever heard of a roller foot, but as I said I am a novice. I will look in to it though. Thanks

I'm also not familiar with using interfacing. Do I just cut pieces to cover the seams or cut it just like the pattern and back all of the pieces?

Sorry for being so dumb, I guess I should have taken Home Ec in highschool. Although for being a novice I do make some of my own patterns and have accomplished putting in sleeves with seams that line up. Some of the tiny leather jackets that I make for toy dogs have linings and zippers just like the big boys and if I do say so myself they come out pretty good.

Thanks for your suggestions and I will look into these things. Also, I guess I won't purchase any more suede until I've had a little more experience. Loopahoo