How To HAND SEW A Seam With A Whip-Stitch (RIGHT HANDED)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Sew without a sewing machine! Learn to hand sew a whipstitched seam. This historical sewing technique is used to piece together fabric for zero-waste sewing and used to seam two selvedges together of hand woven fabric.
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Thank you. I love your way of teaching and the red thread over the white fabric!I can finally start stitching! I am following you like your shadow now from one video to another 😀 I will pop up again when you reach a million likes. Happy sewing 😀
You’re welcome!! Haha! A stitching shadow!! So glad it’s helpful and happy sewing!! See you at 1 million. 🥳😎😆❤️
This is amazing. I didn’t even know this was 18th century stitching~ I’ve always stitched like this since for me it’s easier. Love your channel! 🤍
Whip-stitch, back-stitch.....love it, easy to follow and helps me when I'm repairing garments and just basic hand-sewing skills. I'll keep following and watching your other illustrations. Peace and Thank you.
I really appreciate you taking the time to explain the body mechanics of what you're doing
I have used this stitch before. Never knew it had a name. Love your videos. Now I want to make a garment and sew it all by hand instead of use my sewing machine. I learned a new word, 'perpendicular'.👍🏿
Amazing! You should definitely try a whole garment with these techniques!
This is probably my favorite seaming technique! I use it regularly for English Paper/Mosaic Piecing.
Lovely instructional video
Thank you. You did great explaining step by step. I just learned about this. Be blessed.
You’re welcome! I hope this stitch is helpful to your sewing practice!
You make me want to sew!!! Love your videos!
Wow! So beautiful-- on the inside and outside of the hand sewn project. I'd like using the contrasting thread color for some projects as well.
Thank you so much I do epp and this is so helpful now to wear that thimble❤️🪡
Awesome
Hey, engliah is not my mkther tongue I did not understand the end where you explain "salvage to salvage". It sounds interesting, maybe you would like to explain it in another Video? :-)
Best whishes!
It's actually "selvage to selvage".
could you make this stronger by using a blanket stitch?
I don’t think I would do a blanket stitch for this specific seam because the goal is for it to lay flat and be somewhat seamless. The blanket stitch would give more bulk where bulk isn’t really needed. Each stitch is laid so closely together with us that it ends up being a very strong seam as is. If you were interested to add a non-historical decoration on the face of the seam you could do a blanket stitch because it was lay in the yarn running alongside it. It could be an interesting experiment!
Is this the type of stitch I should use on a few antimacassar I have to do?
Is this the stitch you would use for quilting?
You can use the stitch to piece together fabric to make a larger section of fabric. And then you can use a quilting stitch (which is a Running Stitch) to sew all the layers together. I have a running stitch tutorial on this channel if you need that too!
@@sewncompany Thank you so much!!
Could I use a blanket stiching to do the same thing?
I don’t know. I’ve never seen that or tried it. You should try it out and see!!😎
Would you still finish the edges after this?
I'm getting lost in stitches. So is a whip stich the same as slip stitch? I've seen a blind hem stitch being called a slip stitch? But the one you're showing is not completely invisible (I don't mind that, but I'd like to know if there's a possibility) 😃.
Thanks for your question! It gets confusing because different people use different terms. The way I define it is a slip-stitch is used for a blind hem. This whipstitch a show is different and is more visible. They are two different stitches that are generally used for different applications. A whipstitch is good for joining two pieces of fabric, a slip-stitch is good for hemming or appliqué.
@@sewncompany That makes sense. So a slip stitch is more suitable for hemming pants if the wearer doesn't want it to be too obvious?