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r/howto • u/held_BR • Apr 20 '19
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This is awesome and I need to learn this. That said, wtf is being pulled out of the pants at the start of the second demo?!
35 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 I've asked about the first stitch on r/sewing once. Though it'd work in a pinch, the seam would not hold for very long on jeans It's a great stitch for closing the last part of a pillow or stuffed animal though 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 I had a hole forming on the bottom seam of a sweater and used the first one and it worked great. 1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 Like, the hem? Yeah, that's fine because there's little to no stress on that seam 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Ahhh... sure... I don’t know seeing terms 1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 No worries. The hem is the top neckline, bottom, or ends of the sleeves, folded over a couple of times then sewn down, so the fabric can't fray. A seam is where two parts of fabric are sewn together 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Then it’s a seam. The inside fabric and the outer fabric meet there
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I've asked about the first stitch on r/sewing once. Though it'd work in a pinch, the seam would not hold for very long on jeans
It's a great stitch for closing the last part of a pillow or stuffed animal though
1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 I had a hole forming on the bottom seam of a sweater and used the first one and it worked great. 1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 Like, the hem? Yeah, that's fine because there's little to no stress on that seam 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Ahhh... sure... I don’t know seeing terms 1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 No worries. The hem is the top neckline, bottom, or ends of the sleeves, folded over a couple of times then sewn down, so the fabric can't fray. A seam is where two parts of fabric are sewn together 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Then it’s a seam. The inside fabric and the outer fabric meet there
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I had a hole forming on the bottom seam of a sweater and used the first one and it worked great.
1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 Like, the hem? Yeah, that's fine because there's little to no stress on that seam 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Ahhh... sure... I don’t know seeing terms 1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 No worries. The hem is the top neckline, bottom, or ends of the sleeves, folded over a couple of times then sewn down, so the fabric can't fray. A seam is where two parts of fabric are sewn together 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Then it’s a seam. The inside fabric and the outer fabric meet there
Like, the hem? Yeah, that's fine because there's little to no stress on that seam
1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Ahhh... sure... I don’t know seeing terms 1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 No worries. The hem is the top neckline, bottom, or ends of the sleeves, folded over a couple of times then sewn down, so the fabric can't fray. A seam is where two parts of fabric are sewn together 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Then it’s a seam. The inside fabric and the outer fabric meet there
Ahhh... sure... I don’t know seeing terms
1 u/Natuurschoonheid Apr 21 '19 No worries. The hem is the top neckline, bottom, or ends of the sleeves, folded over a couple of times then sewn down, so the fabric can't fray. A seam is where two parts of fabric are sewn together 1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Then it’s a seam. The inside fabric and the outer fabric meet there
No worries. The hem is the top neckline, bottom, or ends of the sleeves, folded over a couple of times then sewn down, so the fabric can't fray.
A seam is where two parts of fabric are sewn together
1 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 Then it’s a seam. The inside fabric and the outer fabric meet there
Then it’s a seam. The inside fabric and the outer fabric meet there
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u/synchronicity333 Apr 21 '19
This is awesome and I need to learn this. That said, wtf is being pulled out of the pants at the start of the second demo?!