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Attention beginners! Learn how to sew two pieces of fabric together. This brand new page from Rebecca George has 6 essential tips and a tutorial. Patchwork, Thread A Sewing Machine, Gather Fabric, Summer Sewing Projects, How To Thread, Easy Fashion, Bridal Attire, Sewing School, Summer Sewing
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How to Sew Two Pieces of Fabric Together: 6 Essential Tips

Connecting together two pieces of fabric is the most important function of a sewing machine in your crafting. It’s how almost all clothing is made, as well as household and essential items like duvet covers, pillows and pillowcases, tote bags, and much more. Learn how to sew two pieces of fabric together with this page of tips and a quick tutorial. Like cutting fabric perfectly, it's essential to properly join 2 pieces of fabric so that they don’t look messy or (even worse!) come apart…

Eilene Johnson on Instagram: "Let’s get scrappy! -First, gather some coordinating fabric strips, some #insulbright, some #heatnbond by @thermoweb and make a template from some cardstock. (That template can be found in my Easter Templates in my Etsy shop or my website) -Cut your fabric scraps into strips 1 1/4” wide. -Cut a piece of insulbright 2” larger than the size you want (I cut mine at 10”). -Sew strips onto the insulbright on the diagonal, then press and trim to desired size. -Trace template onto the paper side of the heat n bond. Cut out and iron to the back side of your fabric. Cut shape out on the trace line and pull off paper backing. -Position onto your project and iron in place. -Sew around the outside edges of your shape. - cut a back piece and either sew both front and back Simple Small Sewing Projects, Patchwork, Tela, Couture, Scrap Strip Quilt Patterns, How To Use Quilting Templates, How To Make Patchwork Fabric, Fabric Scraps Projects, Diy Scrap Fabric Projects
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Eilene Johnson on Instagram: "Let’s get scrappy! -First, gather some coordinating fabric strips, some #insulbright, some #heatnbond by @thermoweb and make a template from some cardstock. (That template can be found in my Easter Templates in my Etsy shop or my website) -Cut your fabric scraps into strips 1 1/4” wide. -Cut a piece of insulbright 2” larger than the size you want (I cut mine at 10”). -Sew strips onto the insulbright on the diagonal, then press and trim to desired size. -Trace…

See how to do an invisible stitch by hand, using the so-called ladder stitch, slip stitch, or even blind stitch. Easy and quick - this is one of the most useful hand sewing stitches. You might also find invisible stitch under names such as ladder stitch technique, slip stitch sewing, or even blind stitch seam. No matter how you call it, it's an excellent way to hide your stitches even when sewing on the outside of an item, like a pillow, a piece of clothing, or plushie toys. Sewing Stitches By Hand, Hand Stitching Techniques, Stitch Sewing, Invisible Stitch, Sewing Projects Free, Sewing Alterations, Sewing 101, Sewing Tutorials Clothes, Blind Stitch
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Hand Stitching Techniques
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Blind Stitch

How To Do An Invisible Stitch (Ladder Stitch)

See how to do an invisible stitch by hand, using the so-called ladder stitch, slip stitch, or even blind stitch. Easy and quick - this is one of the most useful hand sewing stitches. You might also find invisible stitch under names such as ladder stitch technique, slip stitch sewing, or even blind stitch seam. No matter how you call it, it's an excellent way to hide your stitches even when sewing on the outside of an item, like a pillow, a piece of clothing, or plushie toys.

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