Getting into garment sewing? These are the 5 most common hand stitches you should know. They'll come in handy when only the needle and thread will do. Stitches covered are running stitch, back stitch, slip stitch, blind hem, and catch stitch.
Garment Hand Stitches
Tag: slip stitch
Repair a Damaged Seam
Repair those damaged seams with some easy hand sewing methods to make your items good as new. This video demonstrates two different methods depending on whether or not you have access to the inside of the seam.
Slip Stitch
The slip stitch is an important hand sewing stitch to know. It's perfect for closing up those holes you leave in order to flip a project right side out. When done correctly, you'll never be able to tell where the hole was or even see the thread.
Hair Scrunchie
Keep your hair out of your face with a fun project that is a fabric scrap buster. The hair scrunchie can be whipped out in no time at all and is a great project for beginners.
Jacket Cuff
Finish the bottom of your jacket sleeve with a cuff. This is a professional way to finish your edges especially if you're sewing with a lining.
Jacket Lining
Your jacket will look professional inside and out with the addition of a beautiful lining. Don't let a lining make you nervous. You can do it and this video will show you how easy it actually is.
Pattern Weights
If you use a rotary cutter to cut things out, you'll definitely want some pattern weights. Use your fabric scraps to make your own for a fun, quick project.
Makeup Bag
This zippered makeup bag is perfect for your everyday toiletries or for taking on a trip. It's fully lined and has a modern color blocking look on the outside. We'll show you how to create the pattern and sew it together.