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Annie Stafford - Learn to sew on Instagram: "❗️No overlocker, no problem❗️  Have you ever used your sewing machine to overlock your fabric? Well now you can 🙌🏼   In this sewing tutorial I show you how to overlock the edge of your fabric to get a “mock overlocked” look.  The trick here is to sew as close as you can to the edge of the fabric, this allows you to pull off any loose threads to make it look overlocked. This sewing hack has come in super useful for me when working with fabric such as this cotton canvas, and is a great way to stop your fabric from fraying.   🦋However if you are going to work with knits and don’t have access to an overlocker, there are other alternatives such as a zig-zag stitch, or a stretch threads. 🦋  If you enjoyed this reel, make sure to like, save and fol Overcast Stitch Sewing Machine, How To Use An Overlocker, Overlock Stitch On Sewing Machine, Sewing Machine Hacks, Overlocking Stitch, Overlocker Projects, Zig Zag Stitch, Sewing Tips And Tricks, Overlock Machine

Annie Stafford - Learn to sew on Instagram: "❗️No overlocker, no problem❗️ Have you ever used your sewing machine to overlock your fabric? Well now you can 🙌🏼 In this sewing tutorial I show you how to overlock the edge of your fabric to get a “mock overlocked” look. The trick here is to sew as close as you can to the edge of the fabric, this allows you to pull off any loose threads to make it look overlocked. This sewing hack has come in super useful for me when working with fabric…

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Overlocker For Beginners—Fast Finishing with Rolled Hems | WeAllSew How To Sew A Rolled Hem, Rolled Hem Sewing Hack, Overlocking Stitch, Rolled Hem Serger, Overlocker Tension, Overlocker Projects, Serger Sewing Projects, How To Hem Knits Without A Serger, Serger Tutorial

The rolled hem is specifically an edge finish or decorative touch, not a stitch to be used for seaming or construction. This stitch creates a narrow, dense, thread-wrapped edge on your fabric. Minor adjustments to this stitch can create a wide variety of decorative edges such as picot or lettuce edging. … More

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Christina O (오현정)🦇🧵🇰🇷♊️🍉 on Instagram: "🪡 Hand Sewing a Blanket & Overlock Stitch   Another way to finish raw edges without a serger?  Try the Blanket or Overlock Stitch by hand.  Both can be used as decorative & finishing stitches.   Do your best to keep the stitches even spaced and finish the stitches with 2-3 knots.   This is another great way to finish raw edges for your shirred dresses!  #agashibychristinao #handsewing #blanketstitch #handembroidery #overlockstitch #freesewingtips #freesewingtutorial" How To Overlock Stitch By Hand, Serger Stitches, Clothes Hacks, Diy Clothes Hacks, Overlock Stitch, Sewing Tutorials Free, Blanket Stitch, Do Your Best, Clothing Hacks

Christina O (오현정)🦇🧵🇰🇷♊️🍉 on Instagram: "🪡 Hand Sewing a Blanket & Overlock Stitch Another way to finish raw edges without a serger? Try the Blanket or Overlock Stitch by hand. Both can be used as decorative & finishing stitches. Do your best to keep the stitches even spaced and finish the stitches with 2-3 knots. This is another great way to finish raw edges for your shirred dresses! #agashibychristinao #handsewing #blanketstitch #handembroidery #overlockstitch #freesewingtips…

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TOTOshopUA | sewing patterns on Instagram: "✅How to easily get rid of a four-thread overlock stitch.

We work from the front side of the seam.

🪡Step 1. Pull out the "needle" thread that is closer to the edge of the fabric.

🪡Step 2. Then pull out the second "needle" stitch.

🪡Step 3. Remove the loops.

*Note: If your overlock stitch is long, pre-cut the needle stitches in several places 10 inches (25 cm) apart.

Thanks for watching!🥰" Overlock Stitch, Sewing Tops, Needle Thread, Take Apart, Thanks For Watching, Sewing Techniques, Needle And Thread, The Edge, Sewing Patterns

TOTOshopUA | sewing patterns on Instagram: "✅How to easily get rid of a four-thread overlock stitch. We work from the front side of the seam. 🪡Step 1. Pull out the "needle" thread that is closer to the edge of the fabric. 🪡Step 2. Then pull out the second "needle" stitch. 🪡Step 3. Remove the loops. *Note: If your overlock stitch is long, pre-cut the needle stitches in several places 10 inches (25 cm) apart. Thanks for watching!🥰"

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