Sewing & Stitches, Where Art Meets Fabric!
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Hi there! I’m Maisha Soumee, the proud torchbearer of our family’s sewing legacy and the driving force behind this website. ✂️👗🧵
Here, you will learn blanket stitches step by step, get some tips about blind stitches, what is a tacking stitch, or work with your sewing inspiration. If you are stuck on hand-stitched buttonholes, you will also find a solution here.
You can also learn to catch stitch or running backstitch. So, to master cross stitch, hand sewing, and darning stitch step by step, learn about the type of hand stitch with pictures. Bear with sewinginspo or our sewing book and Sewing Video Tutorials.
After learning about invisible stitch vs blind stitch, now I became curious about blind stitch vs normal stitch. I noticed that my student also gets confused between both stitches. But that’s not true. There is a difference between both stitches. For intense, Blind Vs Normal Stitch A blind hem stitch by hand is nearly invisible…
If you ever did blind stitch by hand, then you would know it’s invisible if it’s done properly. And that’s why people tend to think a blind stitch is an invisible stitch. But that’s not the case. Actually, a ladder stitch is called an invisible stitch. The main difference between invisible stitch vs blind stitch…
Blind stitching is loved for its nearly invisible finish. But it’s not the only stitch with the invisible thing. Slip stitches and ladder stitches also create invisible finishes, and many sewists mix them up. No wonder my Sewing Inspo readers often ask, What does a blind stitch look like? The blind stitch looks like a…
Blind stitch is an easy way to finish fabric edge. But to do it perfectly, you gotta fold the hem correctly. That’s where every new swister struggles the most. As a newbie, I struggle too. The struggle was so real that I got frustrated. I ran to Grandma and asked her to teach me how…
Ever found yourself staring at fraying fabric edges, wondering whether to use an overcast stitch or go all in with serging? 🤔 I was in this dilemma too. Cause both methods help keep your fabric neat and durable. But they work in different ways. For example, An overcast stitch wraps around fabric edges to prevent…
I saw 2 fabrics lying on Grandma’s desk. One was a whip stitch, and the other was an overcast one. Seeing both stitches side by side, I got curious about which is stronger. Just like overcast stitch vs serging got me thinking, too. So I asked my grandma which is stronger, the whip stitch vs.…