i keep forgetting how to do this stitch for some reason, but this video is super helpful, especially being able to see the inside of the stitch! thank you very much
I still have a bit of that ikea fabric from a few years back when I bought it, I recognized the pattern right away haha! And great video, thank you for such a good explanation
Glad you liked it :) I personally would do fell stitch to the corner, making sure I come up with the needle right in the corner of the lining, then I'd probably do a small whip stitch to connect the corner of the lining to the fabric beneath, and then just carry on doing the fell stitch along the next edge. I don't know if that's the proper way to do it, but that's what I'd do!
When you made this video, did you suspect you might save a Dutch woman's favourite winter coat three and a half years down the line? Because you did. Ripped out the old, torn and degraded lining, traced it on some fabric scraps (off cuts from my curtains), and now finally ready to put it back together. First sewing project in over a decade and had no idea what stitch to use. All the other videos were blurry, unhelpful, hyper/shouty with loud music, or all of the above. Yours is perfect. Thank you so much!
i keep forgetting how to do this stitch for some reason, but this video is super helpful, especially being able to see the inside of the stitch! thank you very much
I'm so glad it helped you!
Amazing video and super helpful 👍
Aw thanks :)
This is the best example I've found on TH-cam. Thank you.
Aw thanks :D
I still have a bit of that ikea fabric from a few years back when I bought it, I recognized the pattern right away haha! And great video, thank you for such a good explanation
Ha yes it's very recognisable! Thank you :)
Thank you SO much for this. Any suggestions on how to fell down the corner/to move along to the other side of the lining?
Glad you liked it :) I personally would do fell stitch to the corner, making sure I come up with the needle right in the corner of the lining, then I'd probably do a small whip stitch to connect the corner of the lining to the fabric beneath, and then just carry on doing the fell stitch along the next edge. I don't know if that's the proper way to do it, but that's what I'd do!
Thank you so much, this is a fabulous tutorial
Glad it was helpful!
When you made this video, did you suspect you might save a Dutch woman's favourite winter coat three and a half years down the line? Because you did. Ripped out the old, torn and degraded lining, traced it on some fabric scraps (off cuts from my curtains), and now finally ready to put it back together. First sewing project in over a decade and had no idea what stitch to use. All the other videos were blurry, unhelpful, hyper/shouty with loud music, or all of the above. Yours is perfect. Thank you so much!
Ha no I did not suspect that but I'm so glad the video helped you! Thank you for your comment and compliment...happy sewing :)
Does the top fabric need to be folded?
If you mean the lining then yes unless it's a fabric that isn't prone to fraying :)