Hand Sewing Stitches : Secure a Knot & Tie Off Thread

[Zellodine]

cool thanks

[ArtistWoOoOo]

perfect..perfect....!!! :D (rofl)

[werser102938]

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[azzaroify]

I'm a loser at stitching and everythng my mom did opened again, so thank you very much :D now I can do it myself correctly

[Annabellp98]

THANK U!

[THEunique4158]

you ever watch the big bang theory??you look like you could be a guy on theres twin o.o

[Darkness2Darkness]

Have a pretty expensive robe and finally fixed the pocket thank you very much :)

[superanimay]

YES!!! I SHALL NOW CONQUER THE CASTLE OF THE PURPLE DRAGON OF PARMESAN!!! THANKS TO THIS BOUNTY OF USEFUL INFORMATION!!! I SHALL RULE ALL ALDERAAN!!! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

[canadian01978]

thanks this vid helped so much

[songsaboutjane]

Yay, I can do it now. Thanks for the help.

[souzaj91]

Thank you! This helped a newbie like me lol =)

[yolandavicious]

Thank you!

[kamehameha052287]

Thanks a lot. I've just been cutting my thread and tying the two ends in a few knots by hand. This is so much better.

[Redtooth75]

good video

[apstlcpwr]

I'm 32 yrs old and you helped me!. Thank you!!

[KittyChan398]

:D THank you for posting this video. I'm 15 years old and don't know how to sew and you helped me!

[Shelliebellie83]

Very well done and helpful. I could see exactly what she demonstrated!

[imfabulous247]

Great Video

[sydneychopper]

there are easier ways to do this

[Charrister]

@sydneychopper How?

[drakesprinzezz98]

its funny how the topcomment is talking about the top comment

[RoflKid911]

Thanks!

[jarheadisone]

Thanks! Ive always needed this!

[Cesification]

She has nice fingers.

[jacline28]

yeah!!!! its the first time i end a knot successfully!!

[ksmithwhite]

I use this all the time now when mending!

[ksmithwhite]

So helpful! I use this all the time now when mending!

[nwparkerzero]

I tried this, but I ended up tying a shoelace knot twice. I hope that holds

[ksmithwhite]

Thank you very much!!!

[ORCA4312]

VERY helpful video. Thanks very much.

[XxXLetsRaveEmilyXxX]

THANK YOU!!! This video was sooo helpful! :]

[8000cheese]

for once there's something actually helpful on this channel

[Sraktai]

Thank you so much for uploading! the hole in my pocket was so annoying xD

[hunterjacob2]

Awesome, Thank you so much, i went to so many other videos before i found this one. Thank you :D i can finnaly tie a knot :)

[brendanmc6]

Tying off is always a very delicate procedure, but is always the first thing you should learn if you wish to become a master of the needle. Second most important is learning how to hit the vein!

[kittyminty]

wow, the securing a knot part takes a lot of time. My mom thought me a trick wich only takes a few seconds. I don't even think about it now. I think it must be somewhere here on youtube already.

[neurogirl12]

THANK YOU!! i'm making a costume and have procrastinated a week because i couldn't figure out how to this.... yay internet ^^

[rabanne]

Thank you! I've always had a hard time 'tying off'. This really helped!

[amazingthib]

thank you very much :) who knew a guy like me would ever be able to accomplish something as complicated as sewing stiches...

[tommymintz]

Thank you. Very good knots!

[johnnyaction14]

you are gorgeous! how about a sewing date? 

[smokelakes]

@johnnyaction14 how about changing your name to johnnyvirgin

[papasmurf2013]

@smokelakes lmao!hahaxD

[papasmurf2013]

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[rahanamadawi]

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[jennyisfat]

Thank you  I love you

[epicfailegamer]

Thank you for this video I needed learn how to sew and this was very usefull got it right first time faved your video to so I can come back to it if I forget.

[EnterAB]

Thank you, it helped me very much!

Daniel,

From Israel

[argcwg0]

you cant see what you re doing with all the words typed over the picture- irritating!

[JeremyGola]

@argcwg0 Turn off closed captioning...

[1TroyLynn]

Oh the years I've wasted tying loop knots to end off my sewing. Neither did I know you could sew with a single thread. How sheltered I've been. Thanks!

[L1amX]

I'm doing it exactly as shown but my knots keeps untieing when I trim the end off.

[vinstanater911]

@L1amX try tying the knots tighter and try not to cut the string as close to the knot

[Yahshua78]

@HarleyStcool

Unfrotunately you don't have anything better to do

[txsonshine]

Thanks for the video. Much easier way to finish off then I've done in the past.

[brindlebug]

Very useful, thanks

[Glamrockateer]

thank you so much!!! that method of tying off is so much easier than what i have been doing... thank you thank you thank you! <3

[GOTPE]

I love moms... (so helpful)

[billyblackattacks]

this was the most helpful sewing vid Ive seen. (never sewn before, just sewn my holey gloves and PJs successfully)

[lamachinacoudre]

surprising

[daveyork0]

Such a rebel and an individualist sewing double all the time. It's like she's even encouraging others to do so.

The answer must lie in the experience of a person's childhood which makes them develop that tendency.

Very much a taunt to those in the lower socioeconomic groups and disadvanted circumstances who don't have the luxury of thicker thread and bulk expendable quantities which naturally feed the doubling style and habit.

Useful.

[xypowerpop]

this post made me lol HARD.

[knalbblank]

@daveyork0

What a bitch.

[Mi8yspizzgurll]

@daveyork0 Are you being sarcastic, or no? lol I can't tell.

But I do like your comment, weather it was sarcastic or not

[meserostalking]

You're a gem, love.

[Bellydancer241]

Thanks so much for these videos!

[semidude]

That's great. I always secured the last stitch not securely enough, now I know how to do it properly.

[Ekerplay]

Thank you SO MUCH for your helpful helpful videos! You have made my current project a lot easier. Bisous.

[mike623]

I have never tie my ends together. What I do is you hide it in between the layers of fabric, and leave it about 1 inch long inside, and back stitch same place 2 or 3 times. The knot can be very easily go thru where the needle went thru and not secure enough.

Also Always sew with 1 thread. 2 thread tends to make a mess, and if u do have a mess, 1 thread allows you to simply rethread ur needle.

This is just my personal experience

[phoenixgnnr]

an unusual way to tie off. I've never learned it like that before. I've always had trouble with the other way, so I'll definitely try this out. Great vid!

[Calicocat2]

I love your videos so much! You show the simple details that beginners really need to see. Can you please show how to close a pillow? Thanks a million!

[urkingod]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED TO SEE!!!!!! I learned to do this when I was in Elementary school as a boy, and now 30 some years later, I really needed to hand stitch something.. and THIS is how I wanted to see it done again after 30 years~!!! Now,, can you come here and show it to me LIVE? he he he. I am serious, I am scared to do it on my brand new ripped dust mite / allergy mattress cover repair ~! It was like $100. :-(

[jessilee1984]

This helped me so much! Thanks!

[herrowbirry]

i have no experience in sewing and stichin thx helped with my project

[missxgothyxfaerie]

youre so helpful! now i get to add finish touches to my prom dress.. hopefully i can get it done in two hours haha.

[6632011]

thx i'm really eager to learn more

[mikeyspade]

This was a very helpful for a beginner...Thank you for your videos :-)

MIKEY

seattle, WA

[amirahas]

might i suggest you number your videos? it would make the entire set much better.

[Charrister]

Thats the easiest example of how to tie off Ive seen so far. Thanks.