Here Is How I Do Double Blind Stitch To Double Secure Fabric
I struggled to secure a fabric with an invisible hem stitch by hand. Cause the fabric is quite hard, so blind hem isn’t able to hold it together. 😑 My grandma stepped up, seeing my…
Welcome to the Sewing Stitches category of Sewing Inspo! Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your skills, this section is dedicated to the art of hand sewing. We will share detailed guides and tutorials on a wide range of hand stitches, perfect for every project and skill level.
Learn how to hand sew a basic running stitch, perfect for seams and gathering fabric. Then get an idea of hand sew a back stitch, which provides a strong and durable seam, ideal for seams needing extra strength and outlining embroidery designs.
Find out how to hand sew a blanket stitch, commonly used for edging blankets, felt projects, and appliqué. This stitch adds a neat finish to raw edges. Find the blind stitch technique for nearly invisible hems on clothing and home décor items, perfect for a professional-looking finish.
Then see how to hand sew a buttonhole stitch to create sturdy and neat buttonholes, also used for applique and securing thick fabrics. Explore how to sew a chain stitch by hand, an elegant stitch often used in embroidery for outlining and filling designs. Then we will talk about how to sew a cross stitch by hand, a popular stitch in counted-thread embroidery used for decorative patterns. Get to know how to catch stitch by hand, It is great for hemming with a bit of flexibility, commonly used on knits and stretchy fabrics.
Learn how to sew a darning stitch by hand, ideal for mending holes in fabric and reinforcing worn areas. Explore various hand embroidery stitches to add beautiful, intricate designs to your projects, perfect for personalizing and embellishing your sewing.
We will even talk about how to sew a hemming stitch by hand for neat and durable hems on skirts, pants, and curtains. Find out overcast stitches by hand to prevent fabric edges from fraying, which is essential for finishing seams and raw edges.
We hope you’ve enjoyed exploring the category on Sewing Inspo. Hand sewing is a timeless skill that opens up endless possibilities for creativity and precision in your sewing projects. Each tutorial is designed to help you achieve beautiful, professional results. Keep practicing these stitches to enhance your skills, and remember that each stitch you learn brings you one step closer to creating unique and personalized pieces. Happy sewing!
I struggled to secure a fabric with an invisible hem stitch by hand. Cause the fabric is quite hard, so blind hem isn’t able to hold it together. 😑 My grandma stepped up, seeing my…
Blind hem by hand is a perfect stitch cause it stays hidden and also keeps the fabric together. But when I 1st started doing this stitch, I was confused about which thread to use. Cause…
I was doing embroidery that day when someone came and said, ‘oh you are doing cross stitch! It’s so beautiful!’ I got annoyed and said it was embroidery, not crossstitch. 😒 she looked confused and…
I love to compare stitches and talk about them with my grandma. Just a few days back, I compared a blind stitch to a normal stitch. But I recently came across people comparing the lock…
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…
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…
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…
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.…
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…
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…