Thank you so much. I have forgotten how to do that stitch, and my granddaughter asked me to teach her how to make an invisible stitch. You saved my name and honor as a grandmother, that should know how to do it.
My dad (not a single dad just had more patience for such things than mom) used to sew my sister's teddy back together. It was a vintage teddy and much loved which meant it frequently needed "medical" attention. LOL. My dad's no longer with us and one of my favorite childhood memories is of him sewing teddy's head back on. Your child will cherish this memory forever. 💚
You can tell she does a lot of hand sewing by the way she ties the knot in the very beginning. It was so smooth and simple. A great way for people with large clumsy hands or joint problems
I have decent sized hands but I can’t do anything without hurting myself I once tripped over air, fell up the stairs, and somehow cut myself with a spoon 🤷🏼♀️
Oh my God, I cannot thank you enough for this video! I've tried for years to figure out how this was done! In crochet and knitting we use almost the same type of stitch but it's called the mattress stitch. I can't believe I didn't put the two together and realize it would be used this way in hand sewing. What a DUH moment for me! Again, thanks a million for the video!
I was able to mend some of my clothes with this stitch, didn't do it as perfectly as you did but they now look great to the untrained eyes of mine xD thank you so much!
This was an extremely useful tutorial. I'm currently making a couple of pillows for an art project in school and had absolutely no idea how to close them. This saved my life (and probably my grade).
Me neither, this is really helpful. It's also better with the voice over and motions instead of just text explaining it, cuz then I'm reading instead of paying attention to what the demo is. So yeah, SUPER Helpful!!!
Not me watching(ie, starting and exiting after a few minutes) a dozen videos before this one because of that exact reason 😅 ADHD is like being possessed, but instead of a demon, you're possessing yourself. And the Other You is flicking through your attention span like channels on the TV 😅
“Wow!” I am so amazed by the simplicity and effectiveness of this skill. I literally said wow so loud I scared my pooch 😂 very nice production as well!
I have a beloved quilt that is tearing. I kept searching "inverted stitch" and I finally came upon this video. I'm a bit clumsy, but I'm not ready to retire the quilt, so I'm hand-repairing it. Wish me luck
This is a godsend for sewing up that last bit on miniature pillows and blankets, where any other stitch would be way more obvious and noticeable on such a small scale.
I am so HAPPY that I came across this simple example of sewing an invisible seam!! I've been working on a special birthday tote bag for my daughter, ever since my sewing machine broke. Thanks!!! Your a life saver!
Thank you very much for posting your tutorial! I’ve been trying to remember how to sew this stitch as my granddaughter has a tear along the seam of a pair of pants, and your video makes it very easy to understand and follow. I had her pants repaired within 5 minutes of watching it! Thanks again.
I used this method to fix my son's fuzzy robe. I figured out after I was almost done that I should have been sewing from the outside, not the inside. The good news is this stitch is easy to undo so it worked out well. One wouldn't even know it was stitched if it wasn't for the fact that the material had some jagged edges and so it didn't line up well in some spots, but other places you can't even tell. Thanks for the vid.
Hi ya! 🙋 .. i commented on this YEARS ago but, I am trying plastic canvas embroidery for the first time .. & this vid came up in search & I thought I'd stop by & say hi & OMG how handy your tutorial has been over the years. Thankyou SO much .. & THANKYOU for keeping this available! I've gotten a year or 2 out of some leggings & fixed up cushions & more .. you'd never know though .. with the invisibility & what not 😋 Thanks Hun 👏👌
Thank you so much for this tutorial. My husbands favorite leather coat sleeve tore somehow & this stitch allowed me to save it & money, from going to shop to fix it. He'll be happy. It looks brand new. 🤗🤗🤗
Bought a dress and managed to rip the seam when taking the tags off. This was exactly what I needed in order to fix it. Thank you so much for the easy to understand tutorial.
I basically don't have sewing machine. Also it's difficult to stop thinking about sewing my own dresses. Thanks to this video, i can now finally stitch dresses without machine.❤
An excellent tutorial in detail and so well explained. Pressing and ironing are the key to a successful finish. 👍👍👍Love your soft voice. Thanks for sharing and caring.
THANK YOU!!!!! I went thru a handful of videos, only yours showed very clearly how to end the ladder stitch. Others showed too, but the angle was off, too far away, unsteady hands... list goes on! NEway, very clear end, clear explanation and close up to see EXACTLY what and how to do it. Great video!!! 🖤🖤
I repaired the seam on my dress pants with your help. I am so proud of myself, my wife doesn’t sew and I refused to drive 10k and pay a seamstress $25 for a 2” seam repair. ❤ thank you, thank you, thank you!
Im proud to say im a hand sewer..i hardly use my machine i prefer doing it by hand..i guess it relaxes me brcause it brings back days sitting with my mom in her sewing days..especially when i got to stay home from school and have hot chocolate and a bun and watch Days of our lives as she sewed .
U r more than genius. Within a few minutes I did without error n looks very professional thanks as my husband is more than fussy n grumpy who wasn't ready to wear beautiful two sided short. Oh thanks very much U r excellent
This is neat. I bought a jacket that I fell in love with, but absolutely hate the small hand pockets that can't even fit my phone in, so I plan on sewing new larger ones in myself with the help of this tutorial. Thank you so much!
thank you for this tutorial! very helpful and concise.. i have a hard time following tutorials sometimes, this was perfect! helped restore my stuffed animal i’ve had for 30 years ❤
Thank you for this video! It was my first time stitching ever and I used this technique to fix a tear in a blanket my grandma gave me. The tip about going straight across / perpendicular was very helpful. On my first attempt I went too far diagonal and the resulting stitch looked very "bunched up" when pulled tight. The tip about hiding the thread tail was also great. You da best!
Ahhhh this helped so much. I'm hemming a pair of pants and couldn't figure out this stich from other videos but this one sure helped! Thanks for the help!
THANK YOU. I have been trying to figure out how to finish something (like pillows) without showing the stitching for WEEKS. Should have hopped into RUclips from the beginning.
That stitch is one I've always wanted to learn. And it seriously would come in handy if you have a darker or brighter shade thread than the material used, and can hide the stitch. Definitely going to try this. It was easy to understand.
Thank you so much. I have watched so many tutorials yet for some reason could never "get it". My brain could not comprehend how to do the stitches. Finally I get it. Thank you so much for sharing such an easy to understand tutorial. 💗💗
Can you make a short of how to end the invisible stitch with the knot, hide the thread? It goes too quickly for me to register it in my memory. I've looked at other videos and yours is the best!
Thank you so, so much!! My favorite hoodie, which at this point i feel wrong without, has begun tearing quite terribly! and unfortunately, it was also limited edition. I havent done it yet, but tomorrow is the day i fix this! thank you!
You have no idea how grateful i am right now for this simple little life hack!!!🙏🙏 Really...im so pedantic abput the silliest small things in life, this has made my ocd soul feel so good right now!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you! I fixed a seam on a quilt I pulled out for the fall and winter. Just a little separation at the seam and a 10 minute fix once I figured out what I was doing.
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Thank you so muchhhhh😍😍😍
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This was so helpful
miss, your sewing tips & ( Mudu Rekha ) sewing tips are the BEST !! keep going!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!
Thank you so much 😘
Thank you so much. I have forgotten how to do that stitch, and my granddaughter asked me to teach her how to make an invisible stitch. You saved my name and honor as a grandmother, that should know how to do it.
You're welcome Cindy! glad we could help :)
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You're so sweet ❤
😂one of the best comments on RUclips
Savage grandma
Used this to fix my 7-year-old's stuffie. He said "Wow Daddy, you are really good at sewing!" Single dads for the win.
what a sweet dad
Awwwwww so cute! 😊
My dad (not a single dad just had more patience for such things than mom) used to sew my sister's teddy back together. It was a vintage teddy and much loved which meant it frequently needed "medical" attention. LOL. My dad's no longer with us and one of my favorite childhood memories is of him sewing teddy's head back on. Your child will cherish this memory forever. 💚
You're amazing!
Wonderful
Just gave me massive Dad points when I did surgery to save my daughter's babydoll
Lol
Aww that's so sweet💕
That is so sweet!!! ❤️
Good job saving that dolls life 🙂
@@ira-9181 that's true a doll life saver to be exact
You can tell she does a lot of hand sewing by the way she ties the knot in the very beginning. It was so smooth and simple. A great way for people with large clumsy hands or joint problems
You are really handsome
Rjoidna hahah, you are a sweetheart!
I have small clumsy hands and I still have trouble with this
I have decent sized hands but I can’t do anything without hurting myself I once tripped over air, fell up the stairs, and somehow cut myself with a spoon 🤷🏼♀️
Sydnie same.
Everything a tutorial video should be! SHORT, easy to understand, relevant video. Thank you! What a great addition to the world :) :)
Perfect, simple explanation. Just what I needed. Thank you.
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🤗☕
Diddo
For me as well! Thanks a bunch
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Oh my God, I cannot thank you enough for this video! I've tried for years to figure out how this was done! In crochet and knitting we use almost the same type of stitch but it's called the mattress stitch. I can't believe I didn't put the two together and realize it would be used this way in hand sewing. What a DUH moment for me! Again, thanks a million for the video!
You're very welcome Amber! Thanks so much for your kind words :)
Perfect, *quick*, and easy-to-understand tutorial - exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!!
I was able to mend some of my clothes with this stitch, didn't do it as perfectly as you did but they now look great to the untrained eyes of mine xD thank you so much!
Awesome, glad we could help!
All my years of sewing and I never got the jist of this until I saw your video - thanks!
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This is a hell of a lot more helpful than the 5-minute crafts!!😁
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Agreed 😁😁
Omg this was the easiest, most clear tutorial I've seen yet! Thank you!
Thanks Eboni!
I agree!
yes super easy
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Thanks for the simple and not click bait tutorial
You're welcome, glad we could help :)
i have watched many videos about this technique. yours is the only one that combines auditory and visual learning. BRAVO
I love your no-nonsense style of presentation. Clear and concise.
I'm about to fix a pillow and found your video! Great explanation and calming voice. My husband watched too and agreed! Thank you for your help!
You're very welcome! Glad we could help :)
Straight to the point, simple to follow, even for a novice. Great video, thank you.
This was an extremely useful tutorial. I'm currently making a couple of pillows for an art project in school and had absolutely no idea how to close them. This saved my life (and probably my grade).
This video has actually changed my life. I applied this to 3 holes that needed mending on some dresses. So simple and to the point. Thank you!
Wonderful! Mission accomplished :)
omg thank you so much, my ADHD doesn't have tolerance for listening to someone's 24 second youtube intro and 10 minute prologue
Me neither, this is really helpful. It's also better with the voice over and motions instead of just text explaining it, cuz then I'm reading instead of paying attention to what the demo is. So yeah, SUPER Helpful!!!
Not me watching(ie, starting and exiting after a few minutes) a dozen videos before this one because of that exact reason 😅
ADHD is like being possessed, but instead of a demon, you're possessing yourself. And the Other You is flicking through your attention span like channels on the TV 😅
Thanks so much! You published this video 7 years ago but the information you provided has remained valuable through all these years until now 🥰
And will still remain being valuable like that!!
Thanks! The invisible stitch is such a useful stitch, I'm glad I could show it to so many people over the years!
“Wow!” I am so amazed by the simplicity and effectiveness of this skill. I literally said wow so loud I scared my pooch 😂 very nice production as well!
Edit: I just checked out the thumbnails of the other posted videos... SUBSCRIBED! MY WIFE IS GONNA BE SO AMAZED BY MY PROJECTS MUAHAHAHA!
I have a beloved quilt that is tearing. I kept searching "inverted stitch" and I finally came upon this video. I'm a bit clumsy, but I'm not ready to retire the quilt, so I'm hand-repairing it. Wish me luck
Good luck!
Well?
News on the quilt, please?
😒...a..quilt?
Bloodwolf Blacktree how did it go?
This is a godsend for sewing up that last bit on miniature pillows and blankets, where any other stitch would be way more obvious and noticeable on such a small scale.
I am so HAPPY that I came across this simple example of sewing an invisible seam!! I've been working on a special birthday tote bag for my daughter, ever since my sewing machine broke. Thanks!!! Your a life saver!
Hi Carolyn, hope you’re okay ?
I tore my mother's shirt accidentally so I am here! 😝
SRIPARNA ROY ; did she ever find out, or did you get the stich hidden? 😊
@Sriparna Roy😂😂😅😅that's why u came on right place👍👍
@@mea333unique She found out. A ladder stitch on works well when the material is folded inwards
Tough cookies huh?
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Thank you very much for posting your tutorial! I’ve been trying to remember how to sew this stitch as my granddaughter has a tear along the seam of a pair of pants, and your video makes it very easy to understand and follow. I had her pants repaired within 5 minutes of watching it! Thanks again.
I used this method to fix my son's fuzzy robe. I figured out after I was almost done that I should have been sewing from the outside, not the inside. The good news is this stitch is easy to undo so it worked out well. One wouldn't even know it was stitched if it wasn't for the fact that the material had some jagged edges and so it didn't line up well in some spots, but other places you can't even tell. Thanks for the vid.
Hi Conny, hope you’re okay ?
Hi ya! 🙋 .. i commented on this YEARS ago but, I am trying plastic canvas embroidery for the first time .. & this vid came up in search & I thought I'd stop by & say hi & OMG how handy your tutorial has been over the years. Thankyou SO much .. & THANKYOU for keeping this available! I've gotten a year or 2 out of some leggings & fixed up cushions & more .. you'd never know though .. with the invisibility & what not 😋 Thanks Hun 👏👌
Thanks for reaching out!! We are so glad we have been able to help you through the years :)
Thank you so much for this and not making it ridiculously long. Thank you. 🤗
Thank you so much for this tutorial. My husbands favorite leather coat sleeve tore somehow & this stitch allowed me to save it & money, from going to shop to fix it. He'll be happy. It looks brand new. 🤗🤗🤗
Bought a dress and managed to rip the seam when taking the tags off. This was exactly what I needed in order to fix it. Thank you so much for the easy to understand tutorial.
I'm definitely can't sew. But after I watch this video, I did great at my first time. Thank you for teaching people like me how to sew.
I basically don't have sewing machine. Also it's difficult to stop thinking about sewing my own dresses.
Thanks to this video, i can now finally stitch dresses without machine.❤
You're very welcome :)
Instantly subscribed.
THANK YOU so much 🩷
Where has this been all my life? Thanks for sharing 👍
You're very welcome :)
All these years and this is surprisingly easy!! Thank you! This was a perfect and easy to follow demo! 🙏
An excellent tutorial in detail and so well explained. Pressing and ironing are the key to a successful finish. 👍👍👍Love your soft voice. Thanks for sharing and caring.
THANK YOU!!!!! I went thru a handful of videos, only yours showed very clearly how to end the ladder stitch. Others showed too, but the angle was off, too far away, unsteady hands... list goes on! NEway, very clear end, clear explanation and close up to see EXACTLY what and how to do it. Great video!!! 🖤🖤
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was able to make a fairly decent hidden closure on a sewing project.
I repaired the seam on my dress pants with your help. I am so proud of myself, my wife doesn’t sew and I refused to drive 10k and pay a seamstress $25 for a 2” seam repair. ❤ thank you, thank you, thank you!
Im proud to say im a hand sewer..i hardly use my machine i prefer doing it by hand..i guess it relaxes me brcause it brings back days sitting with my mom in her sewing days..especially when i got to stay home from school and have hot chocolate and a bun and watch Days of our lives as she sewed .
U r more than genius.
Within a few minutes I did without error n looks very professional thanks as my husband is more than fussy n grumpy who wasn't ready to wear beautiful two sided short. Oh thanks very much U r excellent
I'm taking sewing class, so this is going to help me be prepared for this.
This is neat. I bought a jacket that I fell in love with, but absolutely hate the small hand pockets that can't even fit my phone in, so I plan on sewing new larger ones in myself with the help of this tutorial. Thank you so much!
I'm learning some good stuff from you. Now I just need to do something with all of this knowledge I have. Thanks. 😆
Okay I just did this on a cylindrical pillow whose seam opened up about an inch and it worked. Thank you :)
Awesome tutorial! I am a beginner and I was kinda self taught, so excited to use this for more projects!
maddie xoxo Omg,I was self taught too,I am planning to make home made pillows for my Grandma
I'm self taught too! Who would've thought I would love sewing! I find it to be so relaxing 😌
@@ExclusivelyEJ yessss! I was so proud when I nailed this trick!
thank you for this tutorial! very helpful and concise.. i have a hard time following tutorials sometimes, this was perfect! helped restore my stuffed animal i’ve had for 30 years ❤
U r the only person rn tht i can call a pro
Thank you for this video. I was able to fix my daughter's favorite stuffy doll. She was so happy.
I finally get it! Thank you for your fantastic explaination. Kisses from Paris
Excellent! Glad we could help :)
Thank you for this video! It was my first time stitching ever and I used this technique to fix a tear in a blanket my grandma gave me. The tip about going straight across / perpendicular was very helpful. On my first attempt I went too far diagonal and the resulting stitch looked very "bunched up" when pulled tight. The tip about hiding the thread tail was also great. You da best!
Happy we could help!
Ahhhh this helped so much. I'm hemming a pair of pants and couldn't figure out this stich from other videos but this one sure helped! Thanks for the help!
Your welcome! :)
I tried it on our pillow and it is perfectly done. Thanks for sharing
Just what I was looking for. Thanks a lot. You've got a new subscriber!
Thank you. I am learning disabled and this was clear and easy to follow and understand.
You're very welcome, glad we could help :)
This is a great and straightforward tutorial! :) Thank you so much for making it!
Hi Leanne hope you’re okay ?
THANK YOU. I have been trying to figure out how to finish something (like pillows) without showing the stitching for WEEKS. Should have hopped into RUclips from the beginning.
I must be an idiot, everyone says it’s easy and I’m sat here rewatching 10 times to try and understand 😰
Yes, you're an idiot. I mastered it on my first try
You're not an idiot I had to watch it several times as well we all are gifted in different areas in life.
You are not alone! This is one of the hardest things that I've come across to fully comprehend the works. Still repeating as I type these words..
Having To rewatch it only means your brain is processing it and storing it as a skill. You got this!
dude same
Just loved the way you taught.. thankyou so much
This is one of my favorite stitches.
شكرا لك لقد انقذتي حياتي 😅 انتِ الافضل وهذا افضل مقطع تعليمي في اليوتيوب🥰
I always wondered how they did that on pillows! Thanks! I'm about to make a jean pillow myself soon. (:
Glad we could help! Let us know how your jean pillow comes out :)
I think this is the most thoroughly clear tutorial I’ve ever watched. Thank you so much
This tutorial was I looking for,, thank you for sharing 🙏
Glad we could help :)
your tutorial was so clear that I made a clean stitch never imagined I would do in first try. Thank You
Glad I could help!
OMG- I can't tell you how many sewing projects I failed because I didn't understand this... -_-
That stitch is one I've always wanted to learn. And it seriously would come in handy if you have a darker or brighter shade thread than the material used, and can hide the stitch.
Definitely going to try this. It was easy to understand.
That was awesome! Thanks!
Thank you Denise!
Best tutorial ever
iiiiiits BORIS!!
the only reason i am here well that and to honor my slav heritage
Angello Artica cheeki breeki
Lemme guess , the play button cushion ?
Thank you! I had forgotten just how to begin! You are so good at teaching !
Hi Lori hope you’re okay?
Perfect I'm 14 and my jacket ripped so I didn't know how to sow but my mom did but she said she'd forgotten
Thank you so much. I have watched so many tutorials yet for some reason could never "get it". My brain could not comprehend how to do the stitches. Finally I get it. Thank you so much for sharing such an easy to understand tutorial. 💗💗
I thought it will be difficult to do the same as the video.....
Thankyou so much! I just repaired my dad's coat after it split under the arm. Much gratitude 😌🙏
Thank you!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Super helpful no nonsense tutorial! I’m moving out of my parents tomorrow and was finishing off a throw pillow I made! Thanks so much
Congrats! Happy we could help!
Wow thank you so much!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
I've been doing this wrong for so long, now my repairs look much better ❤
Great to hear!
My mom will finally be proud of me... 😋
Can you make a short of how to end the invisible stitch with the knot, hide the thread? It goes too quickly for me to register it in my memory. I've looked at other videos and yours is the best!
This as confusing for me mostly because I'm not a teenager yet and it's my first year in middle school 🤣
It's never too early to start sewing :)
Again. Your simple demo helped me to stitch our kid's teddy bear. Thank you 🧸
👍
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I am so impressed how you hid the tail of the knot. That's pretty crafty! 😃
"HOW to sew an invisible stitch"
HOW...HOW...its a tip on HOW to sew an INVISIBLE stitch
how can i follow those tips if i cant see the stitches?
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Awesome - been sewing for decades and never really used this much...thanks!
Thanks so much bevlev57!! Really glad to hear it and to have you as part of our community! -Abbey
I tore my husband's pyjamas while we had a huge fight. That brings me here...
I hope you kissed and made up...😚 😁
Thank you so, so much!! My favorite hoodie, which at this point i feel wrong without, has begun tearing quite terribly! and unfortunately, it was also limited edition. I havent done it yet, but tomorrow is the day i fix this! thank you!
tks to you my shoes broken l do it
You have no idea how grateful i am right now for this simple little life hack!!!🙏🙏 Really...im so pedantic abput the silliest small things in life, this has made my ocd soul feel so good right now!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
your nails look nice
Thanks!
Thank you! I fixed a seam on a quilt I pulled out for the fall and winter. Just a little separation at the seam and a 10 minute fix once I figured out what I was doing.
Anyone here trying the among us plush
ripped my moms shirt by accident but used this trick quick! you're a lifesaver, thank you💗💗💗
Yayyy!!! 😁❤️
Perfect directions, perfect camera work. Your explanation was great. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!