I have been working with sewing for so long now. So, only reading page after page instructions is not enough. Honestly, sometimes the instructions seem blurred and it makes me more confused. I can feel the struggle of all new stitchers.
That’s why I have created a video tutorial for you guys. You can find all kinds of stitch tourtial here.
So whenever you feel like instructions aren’t enough, come here, watch a video and start stitching in clear mind.
Table Of Contents
What Is Sewing?
Knowing exactly ‘what is sewing’ is a must before you get into learning ‘
how to start a hand stitch’ cause you don’t know what you are getting yourself into then you can’t get through the whole January.
So you gotta know the basic different types of stitches before jumping into the lesson. Otherwise, you can easily get confused between buttonhole stitch and blanket stitch. And don’t let me start with the confusion you had to deal with when you went to do all the backstitch various.
Sounds overwhelming? Don’t worry! That’s exactly why we made this video—to break it all down in a simple, stress-free way.
Types Of Hand Stitch
After learning what are stitches in sewing, your next stop must be different types of stitches, right? Yes, I know cause to start a stitch you 1st need to know what is the strongest hand stitch and threads for back stitch. You need to see blanket stitch picture to identify it. That’s why you need to know the most known stitch such as-
But I know remember them individually in a tough game. That’s why I have created a video featuring all the types. Here have a look.
Types Of Tacking Stitch
Just taking tacking stitches with pictures or learning how to do tacking stitch isn’t enough. Cause there are so many tacking stitches examples & uses of tacking stitches. Such as, you can even do tacking stitch on coat only if you know when to use what type. The most popular one is-
I know memorizing all those isn’t easy that’s why I made an easy way out for you. Watch this video guide this will make your memorizing game easy for you.
Types Of Blanket Stitch
After learning about blanket stitching and blanket stitching, I kept doing various decorative stitches with it. I found out there are many kinds of fun blanket stitches. Each of them stands out and makes embroidery the most stunning. Among all those, my favorite one is-
Sounds fun, right? Curious to know how it looks? Then watch this video which covers every type of blanket stitch.
Types Of Buttonhole Stitch
Ever wondered how to hand sew a buttonhole stitch or what makes each type unique? This video has you covered! We’ll walk you through the definition of buttonhole stitch and show you how to master different types like the Closed Buttonhole Stitch, Crossed Buttonhole Stitch, Detached Buttonhole Stitch, and more.
Want to add some flair to your projects?
Learn fun techniques like the buttonhole wheel stitch, half buttonhole wheel stitch, and even the Open Buttonhole Filler Stitch.
Plus, we’ll clear up the confusion between buttonhole stitch vs. blanket stitch and teach you pro moves like the tailor’s buttonhole stitch and buttonhole bar stitch.
This video is packed with tips to take your sewing game to the next level. Don’t miss it.
17 Types Of Buttonhole Stitch
Types Of Darning Stitches
Hey there! If you’ve ever wondered how to give your worn-out clothes a new life, this video is for you. I’ll walk you through how to sew darning stitches by hand and show you some amazing techniques to make mending not just functional, but beautiful.
Let’s dive into a variety of types of darning stitches to suit different fabrics and styles. From the classic double darning stitch and scotch darning stitch to the delicate invisible darning stitch and creative embroidery darning stitch.
There’s something for everyone here. I’ll also share techniques like surface darning, Japanese darning, diagonal darning, and the woven darn stitch to give you plenty of options to try out.
11 Types Of Darning Stitches
Whether you’re a beginner or just looking to expand your skills, this video will inspire you to turn damaged fabrics into something special.
So grab your needle and thread, and let’s get started! Can’t wait to see what you’ll create! 💛
Types Of Top Stitch
If you’re looking to add a polished, professional finish to your sewing projects, top stitching is a technique you’ll love.
Our video guide dives into everything you need to know, from what top stitching is to how you can use it to elevate your designs. Whether you’re curious about how to hand sew top stitch, want to explore different types of topstitching
In the videos, you’ll also find tips for choosing the right top stitch thread, and needle, and adjusting your top stitch length to get the best results. Plus, we’ll walk you through creative top stitching patterns that can add personality and style to your garments, accessories, or home décor projects.
7 Types Of Top Stitches
Grab your sewing kit, hit play, and let’s make your next project stand out with beautifully crafted top stitches!
Back Stitch Video Tutorial
To do a backstitch, bring the needle up, stitch forward, then come up ahead and stitch back to the end of the previous stitch, creating a solid, continuous line.
But the technique will keep changing depending on the types of backstitch, and backstitch pattern. If you are more clear about the backstitch, then see the backstitch image it will clear your doubts.
Strongest Hand Stitch Video Tutorial
So, basically, do the strongest stitch by hand
- Keep stitches short and close together for extra reinforcement.
- Sew backwards into the previous stitch to lock it in place.
- Knot the thread tightly at the start and end of the stitching line.
- Add extra stitches in areas prone to strain.
So yes, the backstitch is the strongest stitch. So, if you use the backstitch correctly, then you will see that every type of backstitch is very popular among stitchers.
How To Do Blanket Stitch
There are many different blanket stitch styles but to do a basic blanket stitch–
- Insert the needle at the top of the fabric edge, pull through to create a loop
- Then pass the needle through the loop for each stitch
- Adjust the stitches around corners by inserting the needle diagonally. But this angle can change depending on the decorative blanket stitch by hand.
- Run the needle under the first stitch, create a small knot
- Hide the thread between fabric layers, and trim the excess.
Blanket stitch images are stunning but mastering blanket stitch is kinda hard. So i hope this video will help you through.
Blind Stitch Video Tutorial
I’m showing you how to do the blind stitch. This technique is handy if you’ve ever wanted to hem your pants, attach a lining, or finish edges without those visible stitches! Watch as I walk you through each step to help you achieve smooth, invisible seams that look super polished. Trust me, once you get the hang of it, your projects will look so professional.
Darning Stitch By Hand Tutorial
Every type of darning stitch is a lifesaver! It can fix a hole in just 2-3 minutes if you do it the right way. But if the darning stitch isn’t done properly, that hole isn’t going anywhere. So, let’s get it right!
I wrote an article on how to do darning by hand, but I know written instructions aren’t always enough. That’s why I made this video tutorial for you!
Watch it, learn the technique, and say goodbye to holes for good!
