I'm with this guy. As a fourty-three year old guy that hasn't been shown how to sew since "Home Economics" class in grade school, this was the perfect video. Thank you!
Thanks! Accidentally ripped some of the stitches on my backpack while on a hike. I really like this backpack, so it's nice to be able to learn how to repair it myself...for when I inevitably tear more stitches on it again...from overstuffing it...again ✌️😅
This helped me out so much! One of my favorite t-shirts had a seam coming apart and I hadn't been able to wear anywhere for a while. This video was so clear and concise, that even a novice like me was able to execute it pretty well!
Thank you so much! This tutorial was short, sweet, and to the point. I literally know nothing about sewing, but using this tutorial was able to repair my son's hoodie pocket. 🥳
THANK YOU SO MUCH. My favorite pants just ripped at the seam and you explained how to do a simple stitch so well! Im glad I can try to sew it myself at home with your amazing directions
Thank you very much- this video was extremely helpful, informative, and concise as well !! I'm very appreciative 🙏🩷 You have such a lovely voice too, so it was calming as well- onto the crafting !!
This is a very nice video showing the basics of a double running stitch, fast and secure. For beginners this hand posture it´s ok, but if you plan to stitch by hand and want to do it fast then you should use a thimble and change the posture, so it´s easier and the grip feels secure.
Thank you so much for this! The seam in my pups bed came apart and the stuffing was going everywhere. Great to-the-point video helped me get it fixed up like new! Thank you!
Loved the video, well done and demonstrated! Thank you! I taught myself how to do this once long ago, so I was curious to see if I was doing it right!😆👍
Thread the needle 0:35 Knot the end 0:58 Back stitching needle route map 1:39 'The neat way' demo 2:05 'The quick way' demo 3:55 Removing a stitch is also simple. Just pull the needle off the thread, use the needle to tease out the stitch, then re-thread your needle and you're good to go! The needle re-threading can be the tricky part, so if the thread begins to fray, try wetting it. If anyone's looking for a practical hand sewing project, I have a cotton face mask tutorial. This project may seem daunting, especially if it's you're a beginner, but it's using this exact stitch & sewing 2 layers together. Enjoy! ruclips.net/video/CAnVd_DOVQk/видео.html
What is the importance, if any, of having one piece of thread for the length of an entire seam - as in a pant leg? I find it difficult to “wrangle” a long length of thread. It always gets tangled or makes an unwanted knot. Is it okay to sew an entire seam length with smaller pieces of thread or does it have to be one?
I wet the thread, roll it between my fingers and keep the thread there. Now slowly reveal the threat, and try to squeeze it through the eye of the needle. Good luck!
I've hand sewn masks this way & after 4 months of use regular hand-washing they're still looking good! Although, I don't think it beats a machine sewn seam on durability.
A most practical video on how to backstitch, without any roundabout talk.
As a fifty-six year old man, I sure can use this. Thank you for this tutorial.
I'm with this guy. As a fourty-three year old guy that hasn't been shown how to sew since "Home Economics" class in grade school, this was the perfect video. Thank you!
Thanks! Accidentally ripped some of the stitches on my backpack while on a hike. I really like this backpack, so it's nice to be able to learn how to repair it myself...for when I inevitably tear more stitches on it again...from overstuffing it...again ✌️😅
If anyone is wondering why the audio kept cutting off at certain points, it's because she was swearing from frustration 😂
This helped me out so much! One of my favorite t-shirts had a seam coming apart and I hadn't been able to wear anywhere for a while. This video was so clear and concise, that even a novice like me was able to execute it pretty well!
I didn't know how to back stitch, and wanted to make the mask on your channel. So thank you for the tutorial
Glad I could help!
this is not a back stitch. It´s a double running stitch.
Thank you, this was very helpful, as I do not have a working sewing machine
You're welcome, best of luck!
Thank you so much! This tutorial was short, sweet, and to the point. I literally know nothing about sewing, but using this tutorial was able to repair my son's hoodie pocket. 🥳
How does this video have less than 5k views? Everything you need to sew a seam, beautifully explained, in just over five minutes. It's perfect.
Thanks Mike!
No thank you! I’ve used this video twice now. Great job
Marvelous step by step!! I love how i learned how to thread the needle and tie it off properly. :)
Now i officially know how to do a basic back stitch in a straight line!😊 Thanks Emma.
Thank you for this! 🙏🤩 helped me sew up the bottom of my jeans 🥰
THANK YOU SO MUCH. My favorite pants just ripped at the seam and you explained how to do a simple stitch so well! Im glad I can try to sew it myself at home with your amazing directions
You just saved my skirt thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you very much- this video was extremely helpful, informative, and concise as well !! I'm very appreciative 🙏🩷 You have such a lovely voice too, so it was calming as well- onto the crafting !!
Easy to understand and a sweet voice to go with it, 10/10
Thank you so much. Easy tutorial with no fluff. ❤
This is a very nice video showing the basics of a double running stitch, fast and secure. For beginners this hand posture it´s ok, but if you plan to stitch by hand and want to do it fast then you should use a thimble and change the posture, so it´s easier and the grip feels secure.
Thank you so much for this! The seam in my pups bed came apart and the stuffing was going everywhere. Great to-the-point video helped me get it fixed up like new! Thank you!
I did it wrong for 30 years… this was helpful
Perfect refresher. Thank you for your detailed video!
Thank you! My cat tore out the fluff in his cat tree and fluffy stuff was pretty much everywhere in the area thanks!!!
This just saved me, appreciate it!!
Thank you - that was really clear and helpful!!!
Wonderful tutorial, this really helped a lot thank you!
Side note, you have an absolutely lovely voice, tiz very soothing.
Thank you! I have been sewing with a machine fir years but I did not want to pull out the entire machine for one seam.
Hope your project went well! 🪡🧵
Loved the video, well done and demonstrated! Thank you! I taught myself how to do this once long ago, so I was curious to see if I was doing it right!😆👍
Most helpful. Thanks 🙏🏽
Thankyou for ur help of tutor:)!
Thank you.
Really enjoyed this!
Thanks ❤
Very clear tutorial. Thanks!
That’s really a wonderful idea. Thanks
I love your accent!
I love ur accent!!!
Thanks my dear!
Thread the needle 0:35
Knot the end 0:58
Back stitching needle route map 1:39
'The neat way' demo 2:05
'The quick way' demo 3:55
Removing a stitch is also simple. Just pull the needle off the thread, use the needle to tease out the stitch, then re-thread your needle and you're good to go! The needle re-threading can be the tricky part, so if the thread begins to fray, try wetting it.
If anyone's looking for a practical hand sewing project, I have a cotton face mask tutorial. This project may seem daunting, especially if it's you're a beginner, but it's using this exact stitch & sewing 2 layers together. Enjoy!
ruclips.net/video/CAnVd_DOVQk/видео.html
Thnk u
What is the importance, if any, of having one piece of thread for the length of an entire seam - as in a pant leg? I find it difficult to “wrangle” a long length of thread. It always gets tangled or makes an unwanted knot. Is it okay to sew an entire seam length with smaller pieces of thread or does it have to be one?
Smaller lengths sounds good to me! Easier to make it neat and probably save time overall with less untangling knots 🪢 😄
Let's go try this out! What is the worst that could happen 😅
Will stitch work for sewing pants for an adult?
Your voice is like liquid sleep.
What seams is this
How did get the thread on the needle
I wet the thread, roll it between my fingers and keep the thread there. Now slowly reveal the threat, and try to squeeze it through the eye of the needle. Good luck!
I have never seen this type of back stitch how durable is it?
I've hand sewn masks this way & after 4 months of use regular hand-washing they're still looking good! Although, I don't think it beats a machine sewn seam on durability.
@@EmmaSandy the machine stitch and this stitch it´s exactly the same, if done properly, It should last.
Dove si trova il cartamodelli della mascherina?
Qui!
www.dropbox.com/sh/0fymxhh97qm6xcu/AAAWkjZbjuwHrpKf6c6aXqhpa?dl=0
Grazie
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3:32 I formed a loop and then I poo 💩 but my stitches came apart
you will be a good house wife Emma