Tools/raw materials: two pieces of fabric to be sewn, hand needle and ordinary sewing thread.
Methods/steps:
1. Prepare two pieces of cloth to be stitched and knead them together.
2. Hide the thread in the fabric and start knitting. The second needle is inserted at the opposite point of the first needle, and the second needle advances 0.5 cm to get the third needle.
3. The fourth needle and the third needle are also opposite needles, so you have been sewing to the length you need.
4. Well, this stitch is very suitable for sewing clothes and making double-sided nylon and the like.
The hidden needle method is mainly used for flanging and sewing of parts combination. When starting the needle, you can hide the thread end under the part, the position of the next needle entry should be perpendicular to the position of the last needle exit, and then the needle exit should be parallel, and the thread will be slightly tightened, which will make the sewing more perfect.
Shrinkage joints are used to make spherical parts. Sew a circle along the edge of the circular cloth with the flat needle method, the number of stitches can be slightly larger, tighten the thread while sewing, put cotton and surplus cloth into the ball, and sew the hem with the hidden needle method to complete the production of the spherical object.
When sewing, you should choose the same thread as the cloth or the thread with similar color, so it is difficult to see the stitch after sewing.
Vertical stitch: vertical stitch is also called patch stitch or straight stitch. Different names explain the different uses of vertical needles. It can be used for patch sewing or hemming (such as hemming). The vertical needle is very simple. Put the needle at the bottom, and then pass through all the exposed needles at the same time. The position of the needle is as close as possible to the edge of the upper and lower hem, so that the stitches are not too obvious. Moreover, the position of the re-entry needle should be on a vertical line with the position of the previous needle.