The crow’s foot tack is similar to the arrowhead tack. Begin by marking a small triangle in the required place.…
Jul 26
Jul 25
Baseball Stitch
A stitch normally used to join two seams without any bulk. Used on interfacings. Begin by laying fabrics right sides…
Jul 24
Bar Tack
Hoʻohana nuiʻia nā kiʻi i nā kihi o nāʻeke a me nā hoʻopiʻi i hoʻohuiʻia e pono ai. When done correctly…
Apr 11
Catchstitch
Catchstitch This stitch allows a certain amount of elasticity in a seam and is often used in hemming. It is…
Apr 11
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Crows Foot Tack Tacks are mainly used to secure the ends of pockets and pleats were added reinforcement are needed.…
Apr 11
Continuous Speed Tailors Tack
Continuous Speed Tailors Tack Use this stitch to transfer markings from the pattern directly to the garment piece. With the…
Apr 11
Diagonal Basting
Diagonal Basting This stitch is used to hold multiple pieces of fabric together securely for a fitting. Use it…
Apr 11
French Knot
French Knot A decorative stitch. Secure thread and draw needle to the right side of the fabric. Twist thread around…
Apr 11
Even Basting
Even Basting A basting stitch used for temporary seams that will be under stress when fitted. You can also use…
Apr 11
French Tack
French Tack Also called a ‘thread chain’. Used to hold garment sections loosely together. It is less durable than a…
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