Burnley and Trowbridge Co. | Learn to Hand Sew: Rolled Whip Gather for Ruffles & Attaching to Your Garment @BurnleyandTrowbridge | Uploaded June 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Welcome to another Quick Stitch tutorial!

The seventh technique in our hand sewing series is the rolled whip gather. This technique is used for joining ruffled edges on fine items like millinery and ruffles. We will demonstrate how to create your ruffle and then how to attach it to your finished pieces such as a cap, cuff or front of a shirt! Left handed? We have you covered!

Be sure to check out the other "revamped" tutorials in our series:
Prepping Your Thread: youtu.be/qRE8216oCK0
The Running Stitch: youtu.be/cdC4pgI8K-k
The Backstitch youtu.be/9qxXvvyQE1I
The Spaced Backstitch youtu.be/GdRUyBuISEs
The Hem Stitch: youtu.be/TsxJz2J0-Vk
The Rolled Hem: youtu.be/YK3Gvnk5Js4

Follow along as we add more stitches and techniques to our series so you, too, can learn to hand sew!

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