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How to Sew By Hand
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- Опубликовано: 8 мар 2018
- How do you sew by hand? How do you thread a needle and tie a knot? Fashion designer Anastasia Chatzka shows you the secrets of sewing by hand in this sewing tutorial!
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I'm a single man, so this was very helpful, clear, simple, and necessary, thanks!
Very welcome!!!
Hole
Thank you for this.... seriously just seeing you do your knots is helpful as other tutorials completely skip over that part
Your welcome 🎀
Can anyone just tell me how to normally tie a knot on the thread? I keep struggling with each persons “neat trick” because I have hands on the more masculine side for a female.
Grab your double end of string, make a loop and put the double end through the loop and pull tight. This video is probably easier though...
ruclips.net/video/JxU3VZ76s7o/видео.htmlsi=RP7cWQXgzcueBb91
Be lazy and superglue
Grab the end of the 2 strings, hold them together with your thumb and pointer finger in your left hand. Wrap the string around your pointer finger (once) and pull it off of your finger, leaving you with a loop. Put the rest of the END of the string through the loop, and it should make a knot. Do this about 3-4 times. I’m bad at explaining things, hope this helped!
@@craigwilson8255 no you explaining it was way more better than this fucking video
You just reinvented how I do the knot in the start!!! Re-learning in adulthood from my childhood!!! Thank you for the video!
That knot trick just blew my mind lol. I really appreciate this video, just learned a new cool skill, sewing by hand. Thank you!
By far the best tutorial on RUclips! I just finished sewing my pillows back together. I have never sewed before, and have no idea what I am doing. 20min later they are fixed and look great!
Thank you so much for this! You got a knack for teaching.
Amazing 🤩 thank you for watching 🎀
Bradley
You can't believe how helpful this is for someonr likr me eho never touched a needdle amd thread lol
If you want to fix your clothes please visit my channel. Thank you very much
That is so great to hear.
Oh my God I can't believe I can sew!!! You're the best teacher. Thank you a million
Your welcome 🤗 thank you for watching!
Thanks, this tutorial was so much better than the other ones I saw on youtube, finally was able to sow something
Awww great! Thank you. Happy sewing & thank you for watching my videos.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, as a beginner I truly appreciate your easy to understand lesson. Best Regards.
The knot technique is similar to the technique my mother taught me😭
I almost forgot about it, good video
THANK GOD , I didn’t just try to do this the way I thought it was supposed to be done. The video was well done, thank you.
💕💕💕 thank you
Excellent instruction! I have never sewed before and you helped me make some repairs.
Wonderful! So happy I could help.
wow i feel so savvy now thanks!!!!!!!!!!
Woohoo 🥳
Holy smokes. Watched at least ten vids and this was hands down the easiest one to follow
That knot it legit!
I’m so grateful for this video! I need to be able to repair my clothes. Thank you so much.
You are sew welcome 🤗
You are the Bomb! Best tutorial. I hope tons of people take your classes!
Thank you 😊
I seriously underestimated how hard sewing is but now Im committed and all the knowledge I have is this video
Awesome 👏 you can do it!!! What are you making?
Thank you so much! Never tried sewing before, now i've fixed 4 bags, including my favorite hiking backpack. I'm confident i will be able to fix it on the run now aswell, should it be needed :)
Awesome job on fixing those bags! Sewing skills on point!
Thank you for making such an easy to understand video with verbal instructions! I watched so many videos and this is the only one that actually explained everything.
i’ve seen like 10 videos and this is the only one that explains it perfectly !! thank u
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching. 🎀
I cannot, thank you enough this is helped me immensely in fixing my comforter
I'm so glad I could help you fix your comforter! Let me know if you have any other questions or need assistance with anything else.
Super helpful thank you
Welcome 🤗
Wow it so easy!!!!!
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Thank you Anastasia. I love your nails btw they’re so pretty! 💜
Thank you for watching :)
I greatly appreciate you for posting this! This, for sure, helped me fix my cheap wardrobe. My cat loves to sleep on the bottom of it and destroy the fragile material, so he basically is on the floor but still on the wardrobe. He is a weirdo but a cutie either way. I am for sure going to use this skill to fix it and upgrade it for him with some new fabric! Thanks so much!
Hello, I’m a guy, but I like to do things myself and I had a whole in my pants, so I decided to look up how to sew. The knotting trick was so cool.
The knot is a really cool trick!
Wonderful video😊
@@yohanvinod4560 thank you for watching today :)
Really helpful!!!
I'm so glad!
Wow. Thank you so much for this post. My Jean pocket ripper. I feel so proud of myself lol.
Thank you sooo much the knot tying technique really helped me. Amazing video❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you for posting this. I found out the night before my 3yr old daughters first Saturday Japanese school that she needed a towel with a elastic band that she can wear around her waist. The last time I sewed was 20 years ago. Your video helped me do it!
That is awesome! Thank you for watching.
Thank you so much, this saved my project in school, we needed to sew a fabric and this was so helpful and understandable at the same time.
Thank you so much for this tip. It makes so much sense. Thank you again.
After watching this i really didnt have any doubt thank you ❤❤❤
Welcome! :)
Great Video !!!
Glad you enjoyed it 🎀
Thank you for the tutorial. I barely fixed up my jacket today. First time for everything..!
Glad it helped! Sewing is an awesome skill to have. 💕 Thank you for watching.
This was a great tutorial, a lot of tutorials i see or sewing vids in general, just kinda, cut the thread without the knot, and it made me very confused 😅
I can't wait to use this tutorial to help me with sewing:)
Woohoo! Happy sewing!
Bro I got I hole in the bag my dad got for my birthday from the corner of my binder digging into it and this helps a ton thank you so much bro. God bless on bro fr legit no cancer.
been sitting here for about an hour trying to figure this out till I saw this video, thanks.
Totally 💯 🎀🎀🎀 happy sewing 🧵
Obsessssssed you're a legend
Thank you for watching 💖
Thanks for the tips! Mine didn't turn out nearly as well as yours, but my pants' hem is at least not flopping around anymore!
You make it look so easy ! Just tried it and my seam is a lot messier 😂 practice makes perfect !
You can do it!
She is beautiful 😍
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I'm glad you see it too!
ffff I keep forgetting to knot-off when finished. Thank you, this helped me in teaching myself how to sew for much needed repairs
I'm glad this video helped you with your sewing repairs! Don't worry, we all forget little things like knotting off sometimes. Keep practicing and you'll get the hang of it!
Thahnks this hwlped a lot 😊
You're welcome! Just trying to make the world a better place, one RUclips tutorial at a time.
Thank you
@@Idkbruh-r3x welcome
Finally a tutorial that appreciates how dense I am :)
Lol 😝
@@SewAnastasia The denseness is dissipating thanks to you:) I’ve finished sewing some faux fur into an old overcoat and it’s feeling beautiful.
Thank you for this! I have a labcoat that I use to protect my clothes from getting too dirty, and the pockets are so useful! Unfortunately, a pocket got stuck behind a door handle and got partially ripped open (it's a U pocket, and one of the edges plus the corner going to the bottom was ripped loose).
I'm 26 and now I sewed for the first time, thanks to you!
Thanks to your video, I have a functioning pocket again! (is it pretty? No need for that... Are the stitches straight, or evenly sized? No need for that! Did I pay attention to what's inside and outside? Oops..... Does it feel strong? YES!!!)
Did i already thank you? :)
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.
Thank you I can never freakin remember how to make that initial knot or how to knot the end. All of the in between I'm fine, but the start / end my brain just will not retain. I'm gonna save this video.
The knit trick is amazing. Here is a video for just making the knot. The Easiest Way To Thread A Needle And Tie A Knot | Sew Anastasia
ruclips.net/video/JxU3VZ76s7o/видео.html
This is what we call the fancy way😂❤
Ha. amazing.
Great video! I've been really wanting to start sewing and don't have a machine for it, and you're very clear with your instructions. Quick question though; How do you determine how much thread is needed to sew something together?
Thanks, just started sewing and i made a single dress for my daughter. I'm trying to learn to make a suit. I know it takes some time.
Amazing 🥳
Thank you so much
this helped me so much! im a man and I haven't sewn a single thing in my life so I was so surprised that I could sew something. thank you so so much!!
Awesome 😎 so happy to help. Thank you for watching.
What do you do when you run out of thread and whatever you’re sewing isn’t done yet ? Just start where you left of ? I usually use a machine so it’s just one continuous thread is that the same in hand sewing or as long as you have that knot it doesn’t matter how many times you start over from where
You left off ?
Knot off and start again.
Will this type of stitch hold pants? I want to alter the waist of my dress pants but worries about them ripping if the seam isn’t strong enough LOL
Hi,
You are going to want to use the backstitch for hand sewing strong seams. Thank you for watching Sew Anastasia and happy sewing.
now I know how to sew and I can make dolls now thank you for teaching me how to sew
That's amazing! I'm so glad I could help you learn how to sew and make dolls. Keep up the great work!
Thx! I’m so ready to learn!!
You got this!
I been learning how to sow since my last year of high school but I always got so worked up and scared of failing up until this tutorial...
I made a successful stitch and I started freaking out in joy.
Thank you!
Happy to hear you are sewing :)
Excellent video thank you
Thank you so much, this was super helpful!!
Totally 💯
Great vid! Any tips on how to know how long you should make your thread when not sewing straight lines?
About 2 feet is the max I would use so it’s easy to work with. You can always start a new thread.
This helped out a lot thanks
Any other fursuiters trying to learn to sew? Or just me🤣🤣
Me
Thank you for this. I just fixed the hole in my pocket
Woohoo 🥳
Thank you! You helped me to sow my pillow after I cut off too much for my pillow tag 😅
Happy to help! Thank you for watching.
An intersting tutorial; too bad the knotting trick doesn't work. After doing it 23 times I never got a knot.
I think you are doing somthing wrong. I have a whole video on just the knot. Check it out here The Easiest Way To Thread A Needle And Tie A Knot | Sew Anastasia
ruclips.net/video/JxU3VZ76s7o/видео.html I hope you get it this time!
It works your not holding the knot tight enough i found wrapping it around the two lil strings in my thumb helped me hold onto the knot better
Thank you soooooo much! I wanted to make Ushankas for myself some of my family and my dogs and this will surely help.
Awesome 👏🏻 Happy sewing!
@@SewAnastasia I have a question. What stitch would you most recommend to make a cat toy, or to make a hat, and if you make each stitch shorter, does it make it stronger on top of it making the fabric pieces more flush with each other?
@@armywifekat1 shorter stitches are stronger. Cat toy I would use a whip stitch. I would do a back stitch for the strongest straight stitches
@@SewAnastasia Ok thanks! I have never gotten this kind of feedback from anyone else before and it is very helpful :D
@@armywifekat1 awww your welcome 🎀 Happy sewing.
Thank you :)
Thank you for watching Sew Anastasia & Happy Sewing!
Sunday cosplay here I come
@@Callicooo woohoo 🥳
Is this better the than a single thread stitch? Thank you ❤️
The double thread is stronger for sure! Thank you for watching Sew Anastasia and happy sewing.
Very useful thanks :)
Very welcome 🎀
https:❤ good job ❤
Thank you 😊
Awesome
:)
Thank you for watching.
god bless you boo
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Thanks for this video! It's very helpful. What size needle do you use?
We’ll it depends on the kind of fabric you are sewing. Thin light needles for thin fabric & big heavy sharp needles for thick fabric.
How strong would it be? I want to sew a nylon hammer loop onto my work shorts so you think it would hold it?
Hi..I want to stitch a comforter..it’s so big and thought it would make a nice sleeping bag..should I use a bigger needle and heavier thread? Thanks!! (I’m going to fold it...stitch bottom and 3/4 up one side)
That doesn’t seam too difficult. Thanks for this tutorial 😁
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing this ❤️❤️👍👍👍
thank you!!
Thank u
Thank you for watching :)
Hello I’m trying to sew gloves onto a sweater can you make a tutorial for that
I can… not sure I get it though… Like Schiaparelli style?
@@SewAnastasia no
How to sew by hand, “ *ok first you need a lawyer* ”
What?!
@@SewAnastasiaWell until that magic knot trick suddenly worked, I thought I was gonna have to SueAnastasia.
wow.
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In doing projects like sewing a pouch how do you know the measurements of the thread if you have to cut it?
You never want to hand sew with more then 2 feet of thread or it gets tangled.... so you will end the line with a knot and start again.
hi! i was wondering if you knew how to know how much thread you need for a certain project? i dont want to cut it too far or too short
You shouldn't try sewing with more than a few feet. It will get tangled up. You can always cut more thread and start again where you leave off. Just make a knot at the beginning and the end. Thank you for watching Sew Anastasia and happy sewing.
What is this stitch pattern called? I'm just getting started!
This is a running stitch! Thank you for watching.
Can this style of sewing be applied to inflatable lawn decorations?
I do not think so.
Well done backstitch
Thank you for watching.
Watched this video upside down
Is it me or does she look like flawless Kevin-
How do you know how much thread to cut off though😭 I always end up using too little
Try 2 feet! Thank you for watching Sew Anastasia & Happy Sewing!
I always hand sew i can never keep my machine working long enough to finish a project.
Thank you so much but OMG does this not hurt your hands or what am I doing wrong 😂
Maybe try a thimble.
is it normal for your eyes to hurt whenever you look at the needle?
I’m going to say no
I’m just going to buy some new pants
ha. Ok. Maybe thrift them!
How to sew buttons? Please teach me.