In case you missed it over at the Craft blog, this is an excellent tutorial for performing a ladder stitch. A stitch, by the way, that comes in handy as a closing stitch and for repairs. Leslie Bonnell's video is very clear and includes neat little tricks like how to hide your knot. Link
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I recently bought a second hand sewing machine at a garage sale with the intention of repairing clothes and making my own scooter/motorcycle seat covers. A year ago I never would have thought I would be interested in sewing, much less commenting on sewing on a blog. LOL
ReplyDeleteLook out, Tim! Sewing is the gateway drug to knitting! You have been warned.
ReplyDeleteI just randomly found this but thank you, it was very helpful!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I'm linking to it for a placemat tutorial on my blog. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly the method I use to close my juggling ballz :D
ReplyDeleteI wish I would have seen this back when I was learning.
I now make a living at sewing... I didn't choose this, it found me ;)
Gballz - Often our best professions are ones that we would have never dreamed of. Good luck and thanks for the comment!
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