A student came to me with a sewing book, looking so confused. I asked her ‘what happened.’ she pointed to all those stitch symbols and asked, ‘which one is Blanket stitch symbol among those?’
I said,
The L shape with rows of loops is the blanket stitch symbol. It indicates where and how to apply this versatile stitch, often seen in hand-sewn edges appliqué work.
Umm, she was still confused, so I decided to talk in detail.
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What Does The Blanket Stitch Symbol Meaning?
The blanket stitch symbol usually resembles a row of little “L” shapes along a line. It represents a hand-stitching technique with loops along the fabric’s edge. But yes the shape may change depending on the type of blanket stitch. But mainly it indicated like this.
I know saying it won’t clear out her confusion. So I show him some blanket stitch symbols-
Blanket Stitch Symbol Sewing Machine
Above one hand blanket stitch symbol. It would be slightly different if you were talking about a machine blanket stitch.
Cause,
A blanket stitch on a sewing machine is a straight stitch that runs along the edge of the fabric, like around appliqué or ribbon. So symbols look like that in every machine. Even if you ask about the singer sewing machine blanket stitch symbol.
Here have a look,
Blanket Stitch Diagram
‘That’s the symbol then how a real blanket stitch look like? ‘ she asked looking at me. I simile and show her a few diagrams.
Blanket Stitch Symbol Pdf
If you ever feel lost and confused again, then this pdf will help you. Download it.
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