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How to Sew a Straight Stitch by Hand
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Uploaded on Apr 7, 2008
This video demonstrates how to sew a straight stitch by hand. This stitch is excellent for simple hems, decorative stitching and gathering fabric.
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TheVGACgirl 3 years ago
If sewing a garment, would this stitch be strong enough to keep the garment together, or do you suggest something different?
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cyberseams 3 years ago
You could use this stitch, but it would have to be much closer together (more stitches per inch) to provide enough reinforcement.
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snootycat1 4 years ago
how do you end a straight stitch, then, to make sure it doesn't come off?
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cyberseams 4 years ago
It needs to be tied off. Video of that is coming soon!
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gufbrindleback 4 years ago
How would you do this sort of thing for heavier material? I was trying to sew some nylon strap material (like a heavy backpack strap, three layers including one end folded over to keep the fray down) and I was all over the place.
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cyberseams 4 years ago
Heavier fabric takes a little bit more muscle sometimes. I usually use a machine for that whenever I can, honestly. But if you can't, just go slow and you might want to go over it a few times for reinforcement. I also recommend using one of those leather thimbles or something to protect your fingers when you're sewing heavy duty fabric and nylon by hand.
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clvo2004 3 years ago
My straight stitch sucks. It's never even.
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cowgirlkitty99 1 year ago
wow thank u sooooo much just saved me about an hour of work!
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TheCaptainAlmight131 1 year ago
@ChrisC30 Ha, that's hilarious. I'm trying to make the waist on my BDU bigger. Should've gotten small, but I was stupid and got XSmall. Anyway, the stitching should work the same way, even though it's been a year since you asked your question. Just get a strong needle, with a big eye.
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Alexander Kotanidis 2 years ago
Thanks...
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infinitommm 2 years ago
thanks for the vid!
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jesus luver 2 years ago
use a chalk and mark the line when the garmet is done will came off.
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Tharima Choudhury 3 years ago
On a pleat would i do the stitch from the back or from the front of the garment ?
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fastang2 3 years ago
thanks for the video , my grandma taught me this when i was 6 but i forgot. thanks again.
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NathansBackwoods 3 years ago
Cool, now i know how to sew somthing to my tent
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shmellwut 3 years ago
A zipper broke on my ress and I don't have time to repair it, what stitch should I use to sew up the area that had the zipper?
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Tucsonrulz 3 years ago
im making a sock puppet what kind of strong stitch couold i use to sew the face on??
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