Sewing - The Running Stitch

[tranle23]

Thank you for this! I'm making a cute pair of shorts and I need this ^^ Thank you!! <33

[Lorelei23939]

GO0D J0b  ^_^ = :)

[DirkNowitzki100]

i can use the running stich to sew my baggy pants into skinny right? do i have to runn the stitch into one layer of the jeans pants or two?

[Lance2450]

Old ladies are awesome!

[FreshDaKiidx]

THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!!!!

[7Mak4CEl]

Thank you ,you really helped me with my sewing!!!!!

[JORDANWASAGEM]

I admire you very much. In this day and age, most could care less about sewing, especially by hand. I think it's wonderful you have a Master's degree in fine arts. I would aspire to do the same if I were young. I think it must have given you so many wonderful opportunities to create. Thanks so much for your videos, they are much appreciated.

[duckiebee]

thank you so much. you gave me hope to do my own sewing projects. :)

[emil5141]

Great! Thank you. This was a very visible and helpful tutorial. I am so glad that you give step by step demonstrations; threading the needle, doing the sample, and tying off the thread. Keep up the good work!

[8135deathnote1]

This is nice, thank you very much ! :3

[kawaiichibiz]

I still have no clue how to "prepare" the needle

[emil5141]

@kawaiichibiz

You will thread the needle 1of 2 ways. 1st, take a decent length of thread (depend. on what you are doing, not too much at once because you do not want it to tangle), you can run the thread through the needle by doubling it (pull the thread through until there are two and knot the end or singly by pulling the thread thru the needle until there is one strand but leaving some to overlap the needle and knot the end & hold the end of the needle at end to not lose thread as in vid.

[emil5141]

@emil5141 

i notice that she demonstrates a video on threading the needle. try that tool

[kawaiichibiz]

@emil5141 Thank you for explaining that!

[denafortuna]

I like your presentation.

Thank you.

[videocrack246]

as a matter of fact this not nearly strong enought for a an actual seam...great videos form this lady.....the best on sewing on youtube

[pixelpon]

Thank you so much for the helpful videos!

[IamMeli3]

very helpful, thank you!

[sakurablossoms563]

@dudeclape101 if your going to insult her dont bother post, cause it seems to me that you might be jealous!

Thnx for the video it was very helpful. :D

[ehsanraza58]

@dudeclape101 were you looking in the mirror when you typed this comment?

[Charrister]

How did you tie that knot at the end?

[GorgeousC7]

That's great, I really love the way the fabric gathers when you pull the thread.