Whip Stitches Guide: Guide on how to create a durable bound seam

By Linda Archie

It is often used in felt sewing patterns and can be hand-appliqued. Whip stitch is popular in seams for knitting and crochet. Whip stitch can be used to sew fabric together, applique or create a durable bound seam. Whip stitch is a common method of sewing felt patterns together. It doesn't add bulk or protect the edges from pulling. The fabric is less likely to tear or fray because the stitches wrap around its edge. Whip stitch is used to join pieces in knitting and crochet. It can be used for sewing the shoulders seams or the sides of a jumper. Whip stitches can be sewn very neatly into either knitted or crochet stitches, creating a durable seam that is both neat and durable. Whip stitch is the same technique used for either knitting/crotchet or sewing.
Whip stitch can also be written in one word: whipstitch. It is the exact same thing.
Supplies to sew whip stitch
These are the things you will need
Thread;
Use embroidery floss that has a sufficient number of strands to make felt or applique fabrics.
Use a matching yarn for knitting and crotchet
Sewing needle for hand
Small, sharp scissors
It can be difficult to thread thicker threads through the eye of needles. You will be surprised at how simple it is to thread needles if you have ever struggled with this task. You will most likely thread your needle with one strand of embroidery floss. However, if you use regular sewing thread, it is better to thread the needle twice for added durability.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B09SNV4Y9T
• ISBN13: 9798418311740
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 30 Pages
• Weight: 0.09 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 5.0" x 8.0"