How to Hand Sew an Overlock Stitch
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An overlock stitch is a great way to finish the edges of fabric to keep it from fraying. The most common way to do this method is by using a serging machine, but it can be done by hand - and we will show you how.
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I almost cried when I finally found a video on how to do this thank u so much
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OMG, me too! I’m 72 and I can’t tell you how much I wish the internet had been around when I was young. So many things I couldn’t do back then because I had no one to ask. And also, the times have changed too. I’m just starting cross stitch. When I was young, there were very few supplies or good designs.
Same, everyone has a sewing machine but I don't and it's hard finding hand-sewong videos
That's an very easy stitch to cry over ma'am
😭😭😭 i am so happy i found this video! i absolutely love the idea of tailoring my clothes and making skirts and shorts from stuff i find at thrift stores, but i can’t afford a sewing machine. i thought that meant that i wouldn’t be able to make my own clothes but lo and behold i found this video! MSKSNDKCNSO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS 😭👌
I LOVE THIS. Check out our channel. We have done a TON of clothing alteration videos and general hand sewing tricks. You can do it!
I have some old jeans that the hems on the legs are starting to fray and an old sweatshirt that the cuffs are fraying, this looks like a good stitch to mend them both. Thank you for sharing this.
Totally! Good luck!
This brings me back memories in theater class when my teacher taught me how to sew. Thank you for this video!
This is a basic blanket stitch. Do you find this is as strong as overlooking when sewing to pieces of fabric together?
Thank you for making that so easy to follow. You're a great teacher!
THANK YOU that's very helpful. I do a lot of little pieces of fabric sewing, and I needed a way to finish the edges. This is great. Appreciate it!
I am so happy we could help!
Extremely helpful and concise. Thank you.
Wow, nice one, it's basically a clove hitch & it looks cool. Thanks
We used to call that Blanket stitch. All wool blankets were edged that way.
Yes, blanket stitch is another name for the same thing
Lol I was gonna say.... Does this allow stretch like the serger seams do?
Thank you for teaching easy method
That is so kind. Thank you. It's my pleasure
Thank you, this was a very helpful tutorial.
Thank you, your video much appreciated. Hallelujah.
Thank you so much for this helpful video ❤️
Thank a lot for this precious video
Thanks for this video, it helped. If it is possible, could you please show how to do a cover stitch by hand if you know how to?
this is way easier than i thought it would be! it look so nice too :D TYSM!
Excellent instruction! Thank you so much!!❤
How very useful! Thank you!
### *Thank you SO MUCH for the teaching! That's so helpful* 🙏🙏🌹😘
Glad it was helpful :)
Omg! Thank you so much! 🙏🏼 ❤️
I love this tutorial! I wonder if you can make the stitches tighter to make it look like it was done by machine...
Arigatou for this vedio, this helped me alot 💞💞❤️❤️
Omg it makes me feel so much better that there are so many of us trying to do our sewing work but can't afford a machine yet 😭🥺😅
Extremely helpful video
Glad it was helpful!
I’ll be darned, it’s dead simple! Tysm!
You're welcome! :)
That’s a blanket stitch.
THANK YOU
Blanket Stitch AKA Overlock or Overcast.
Is the stitch being demonstrated also known as the blanket stitch? And at 2:16, there is another stitch underneath the stitch that you showed. Is it possible to sew that stitch by hand?
Yes 😊 I learned it as 'blanket stitch' ☺️
That one underneath just looks to me like more blanket stitch, but with the stitches much closer together 🤔😊
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That was an amazing
Thank you! Happy we could help!
Learned this stitch in the 60s at school its called blanket stitch.
Hi thanks so much for the video it is so simple rock on
You are so welcome! Good luck with your project!
Been learning on how to hand stitch like a machine
Smart to paint out where to put the needle in!
Helpful and straight to the point, 10/10 :D
Thnx alot
What did you use to write on the fabric?
Will making the stitches closer together make the fabric less liable for fraying?
If your fabric is very fine you'd be looking to tuck the edges in before doing any edge stitching. Closer does work but generally the blanket stitch is pretty good at controlling fraying even when spaced out . It becomes more of aesthetic. You can go closer to have a cleaner look but it takes much longer with more thread.
My machine just broke and I’m need THANK YOU
Glad we could help!
Hello do you train on employ people to work with you?
Would this look okay on a sweater neckline? I removed the turtleneck and started to add binding to sew under but I have a feeling I won’t be able to sew it neatly.
Sure!
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so it is mostly a blanket stitch
It’s completely a blanket stitch.
Woooww keren
Can you do this on a T-shirt that is 100% cotton? I cropped it and I’m afraid it will fray. Is this a suitable stich?
Yes! That would be perfect for your shirt!
Nice tutorial. FYI, you marked 1/4 increments, not 1/8.
How is this any different from blanket or hemstitch? An overlock stitch requires two needles.
This stitch is also commonly know as a blanket stitch. There are many types of stitches that could be called overlock stitches from a broad definition. This is the most basic hand sewing version but it also refers to the complex stitching by sergers or overlock machines which often use 2 needles.
What machine is that ???
Surging Machine
Ok people....this is called a "blanket stitch". This is how you complete the cut edge of a blanket.
What's fabric is this..?
This is neoprene fabric. You can find it here - www.onlinefabricstore.com/2mm-navy-neoprene-scuba-fabric-.htm
So it's just a quilt stitch?
I had been doing this ON ACCIDENT. ARE YOU KIDDING ME.
Hi
Hi there!!
This is simply a blanket stitch, isn't it??
isn’t this the same as the blanket stitch?🧐
That's actually blanket stitch and not overlock stitch, overlock stitch creates Vs along the edge, it can also be done by hand but is quite different that that.
Hmmm... i tried it. And my stitches look very ugly.
practice makes perfect!
It’s a blanket stitch. Please use the correct terminology.
It's a blanket stitch not an overlock stitch.... Please change title of this video, it's misleading and wasting time of people who look for overlock stitch.
But it’s a good stitch to use for the same purpose, if you don’t have an over locker isn’t it?
You need to understand what an ⅛ inch is and what a ¼ inch is ¿`_
This is blanket stitch. There is a hand overlock stitch. This isn't it.
Try using real measurements
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