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Burnley and Trowbridge Co. | Learn to Hand Sew: The Running Stitch @BurnleyandTrowbridge | Uploaded March 2022 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Welcome to our revamped Tutorial series! Back in 2015 we published a series of tutorials to help you learn the fun of handsewing. We decided to dust them off this year and give them a new look!

The first stitch in hand sewing is the running stitch. This stitch is an easy and fast stitch, perfect for temporarily basting seams or hems in place. It can be used for gathering and also as a decorative top stitch. Left handed? No problem we have you covered! If you missed the first in our new series check out Prepping Your Thread: youtu.be/qRE8216oCK0. Be sure to follow along as we add to our series so you can be on your way to handsewing!

If you have been thinking about sewing an 18th century wardrobe (or a history bounding one) Follow our Sew Alongs to get dressed from toe to top! youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNyjJVmKWu_rYMBtTj4a7xX0w19VR2fRh

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Learn to Hand Sew: The Running Stitch @BurnleyandTrowbridge

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