How to Hand Sew an Invisible or Ladder Stitch

How to Hand Sew an Invisible or Ladder Stitch
In this video, you’ll learn how to hand sew an invisible stitch. The Invisible Stitch, sometimes known as the Ladder or Slip Stitch is a common hand stitch used to close up seams in home decor items, such as pillows, hems of curtains, linings, sides of valances and even the hems of Roman shades. The invisible stitch is also great for garments and even to close up the seams in stuffed toys.
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[@JannNewtonBeautyOver60]

Sandra, I love how well you explained this process! Great tutorial!

[@SandraVanSickle]

Thank you!

[@telyvk8138]

🎉this was so helpful I wish I had learned this earlier in life

[@SandraVanSickle]

I'm so glad to hear this was helpful! Thank you for sharing.

[@jacqlynnc1995]

thankyou this is very simple and easy to follow thankyou

[@SandraVanSickle]

Thank you for your kind feedback!

[@DebbieOhi]

Great tutorial. I might try to use this stitch as a neater way to finish off my masks. Thanks, Sandra! Found your link from your Ecamm Live Community post.

[@SandraVanSickle]

Thank you Debbie! I love that group!