This is the easiest tutorial for this on here! I had gotten so frustrated not being able to get a darn knot (no pun intended) tied, and then I found this video. Thank you!!!
Thanks! You saved me! My art teacher gave us homework, and he told us to sew. After watching this short, i finally know how to tie the knot thank you so much😊 13 year old here
Thank you!!!!! I’ve been struggling through my end knot every time I sew, for as long as I’ve sewn. I have seen a different “trick” online, and tried it many times, with no success. This worked on my first try!!! thanks so much.
Thank you! I’m starting to sew and I was a bit confused at first, but then I figured it out, not time consuming and very delicately explained, thank you!
am I the only one who couldn't get this to work? no matter what I'd do it'd just fall apart whenever I let go. I don't even see how the loops around the needle even get to the ends of the string
This is AWSOME we were JUST talking about this in my sewing class today and one of my classmates/fellow sewers, figured it out, FIRST TRY WITH NOOOO VIDEO and just from my teacher DESCRIBING IT! Lol anyway all I am saying is you guys should try this because it is VERY EASY.❤❤😂😂😂😂
For those who need another method, I loop the end of the string around the first joint of my first finger, maybe about 3 rounds.. Then use my thumb to roll the ring of string to the tip of my first finger.. It should get tangled, then just pull on the end of the string and it will have a knot. Not sure if I explained this clearly 😅
that's how i learned it. works maybe half the time. for some reason i just can't always get knots like this to work on purpose and just tie an overhand knot now. but i get plenty of knots from tangles just sewing normally 🤪 lol
I hope it's not too late...considering it's been 11 months. But I found another tutorial that helped me as well. th-cam.com/users/shortsWSO05kF2T5A?feature=share This one helped me more than this one, but whatever works for you. I'm no professional sewer but I'll try to explain what I did as direct as I can: Put the single string into the hole/eye of the needle first. You have to even out the ends afterwards which means pulling one of the lower strings to be equal to the previously longer string. Make sure both strings are on your palm. You might need to extend your index finger whilst your other fingers closed--like a "karate chop" but pointing. Wrap the string around the bottom of your pinky finger. Once you do that, use your other hand's thumb and index to curve the string to behind the needle. With the two open ends of the string, you can smooth those out with your fingers or licking it (sounds disgusting but it does it) in order to stick them together. You lift those same strings that you just smoothed out and place it in between the fingers (thumb and index) that you're holding the needle's eye to. Lastly, with the string underneath your pinky, you want to do an overhand wrap at least 3 to 4 times. Once you've done that, you can pull in those wraps, but don't let go until you've reached the end of the string. Give it a little tug on the knot so it's not too loose. I didn't do that last time and my knots were messy. + This works for both right/left hands. I have used a suture needle and it works the same. I recommend doing the straight needles first since they are easier to practice with. Good luck.
this is really great! I've been struggling with tying knots for literal years and didn't think to search up a real tutorial until now. will this also work using only one end of thread? I've found that using thread like this uses up nearly twice as much.
Literally the easiest tutorial and I’m so happy because I’ve always struggled with knotting threads 😭😭 now I can finally make a plushie of my favorite character :33 (also I found out it still works if you wanna double knot with no problems!)
A HUGE THANK YOU 😊 attempting to repair shirt 👔 collars using INVISIBLE 🫥 EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO WORK WITH 🪡 Adding interfacing, repairing tear, sewing 🪡 closed it closed, then flipping the collar.
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TYSM for this, my Bendy plushie's arm was falling off and I was upset but I remembered I have a sewing kit but I didn't know how to tie the thread, this is so helpful
Thank you so much!! You explained this so much better than anyone else so! I was pathetically struggling with this lol 😆 and it wasn't even that hard! 😅
Thank you so much I used to be able to do it but I stopped being able to do after a while but when I saw your video I tried it first try I did it I'm going to try to sew a green heart for my dad cuz I already did a purple one for my mom
You just helped a 24 yesr old man fix some pants that would have normally have been unwearable. Thank you
You're welcome!
Haha 21 year old here, just also fixed my pants thanks to you! @sewingpartsonline
30 year old! You helped me too! Thank you
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Hah I am not even born yet thanks to you now I can use this info if I can't get outta my mom
I watched over what seemed like an endless amount of tutorials. FINALLY, I CAN DO MY ASSIGNMENT PROPERLY. THANK YOU.
I needed this. I'm going to try to sew snaps on a barbie dress. It was sewn into original doll so I had to cut it off.
Lol I'm still going to try this, just haven't had time... Well I have, just not the ambition lol
This is the easiest tutorial for this on here! I had gotten so frustrated not being able to get a darn knot (no pun intended) tied, and then I found this video. Thank you!!!
Thanks! You saved me! My art teacher gave us homework, and he told us to sew. After watching this short, i finally know how to tie the knot thank you so much😊
13 year old here
Wow that's very nice trick thank you so you❤
Oh my gosh this is amazing. THANK YOU!
Best video ever regarding this method. I been struggling for hours looking other videos and it took me a minute after this video
So glad it was helpful!!
Thank you so much this worked amazing .so easy and so quick
Thank you!!!!! I’ve been struggling through my end knot every time I sew, for as long as I’ve sewn. I have seen a different “trick” online, and tried it many times, with no success. This worked on my first try!!! thanks so much.
Thank you, this worked on the first try 🙏
Finally did it...Thank you for making this tutorial....
Thank you! I’m starting to sew and I was a bit confused at first, but then I figured it out, not time consuming and very delicately explained, thank you!
My pleasure! :)
am I the only one who couldn't get this to work? no matter what I'd do it'd just fall apart whenever I let go. I don't even see how the loops around the needle even get to the ends of the string
I think you wraping the other string, hold the other one( not the one close to the needle) and then do what she said. I am pretty sure it will work.
I don't get it either
I got it the first time 😅
But I watched the video on 0,25 speed, that helped a lot!
Fr this ain't working
This is AWSOME we were JUST talking about this in my sewing class today and one of my classmates/fellow sewers, figured it out, FIRST TRY WITH NOOOO VIDEO and just from my teacher DESCRIBING IT! Lol anyway all I am saying is you guys should try this because it is VERY EASY.❤❤😂😂😂😂
You just changed my life 🥲 I never knew you could do this. Thank you so much ☺️
As a child learning to sew-
It took me a few trys but I got it!
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You got this! Keep going 💪
I'm going to try too!
كتر خيرك يا خواجة ، أنا استفدت بالمعلومة دى جدا 😂😂😂
Thank you so much. This is a life saver trick ❤
Thanks for your tutorial
I usually wrap it around my finger then make the knot
Thank you so much This really helped, im a starter in school g5 i really dont know how to do this, but then i saw this short so thank you! ❤
It helped me so much and was the easiest i have seen ,And it worked like magic!
Thx this is so helpful ❤❤❤
Thank you so much I have been trying for so long❤❤❤❤
For those who need another method, I loop the end of the string around the first joint of my first finger, maybe about 3 rounds.. Then use my thumb to roll the ring of string to the tip of my first finger.. It should get tangled, then just pull on the end of the string and it will have a knot. Not sure if I explained this clearly 😅
that's how i learned it. works maybe half the time. for some reason i just can't always get knots like this to work on purpose and just tie an overhand knot now. but i get plenty of knots from tangles just sewing normally 🤪 lol
One round is fine. Works every time
Been trying this for 15 minutes but it still isnt working argh
Yeah the part she held the bottom thread on top was missed. Got it after watching couple of times
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I completely forgot how to do this and you just turned on a light switch! Thank you and it worked!!
Took a few trys (as I'm a beginner), but I did it!!
Thanks for teaching me so easily!!!
You are so welcome!
I have a hard time doing it 💀
I hope it's not too late...considering it's been 11 months. But I found another tutorial that helped me as well. th-cam.com/users/shortsWSO05kF2T5A?feature=share
This one helped me more than this one, but whatever works for you.
I'm no professional sewer but I'll try to explain what I did as direct as I can:
Put the single string into the hole/eye of the needle first. You have to even out the ends afterwards which means pulling one of the lower strings to be equal to the previously longer string.
Make sure both strings are on your palm. You might need to extend your index finger whilst your other fingers closed--like a "karate chop" but pointing. Wrap the string around the bottom of your pinky finger. Once you do that, use your other hand's thumb and index to curve the string to behind the needle.
With the two open ends of the string, you can smooth those out with your fingers or licking it (sounds disgusting but it does it) in order to stick them together. You lift those same strings that you just smoothed out and place it in between the fingers (thumb and index) that you're holding the needle's eye to.
Lastly, with the string underneath your pinky, you want to do an overhand wrap at least 3 to 4 times. Once you've done that, you can pull in those wraps, but don't let go until you've reached the end of the string. Give it a little tug on the knot so it's not too loose. I didn't do that last time and my knots were messy.
+ This works for both right/left hands. I have used a suture needle and it works the same. I recommend doing the straight needles first since they are easier to practice with. Good luck.
How does this magic work!!!! This is amazing!
this is really great! I've been struggling with tying knots for literal years and didn't think to search up a real tutorial until now. will this also work using only one end of thread? I've found that using thread like this uses up nearly twice as much.
Thanks for helping out
wow it looked harder than it is I love it it's like a magic trick
Thanks! Me and my classmates are gonna sew a curtain for a group project and this video saved my life!
Thanks for this very helpful tip! I never hand sewed before but had to reinforce buttons on a shirt. This made the knotting process so much easier.
I did it!! YESSS thank you so much!
My pleasure!
You just helped me make my first ever handbag and knife case! Tysm!
Watched a few tutorials and couldnt understand what they did. You made it so easy, thank you!
So glad it was helpful!!
Omg i can fix a pair of my moms pants now!
Thank you so much this actually helped alot!
Yay!!
This is actually mind blowing so easy!!!
You just helped a 39 year old man fix a stich for his gitch!
Thanks you help me a lot
Thank you soo much! I've always wanted to sew.
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how tf did that work so good? you are a life saver woman
So easily explained even I could understand it, thank you ❤
I work at buildabear and desperately needed to know this, so glad I found this video
TYSM
This is really helpy
I just wrap the thread twice around my index finger and then roll it with my thumb, and pull. Easy peasy!
Thank you so much
Very helpful! This thread is super difficult to use! 😅
You helped me learn how to finish sewing my cat head for my plushie! Tysm🤍
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Literally the easiest tutorial and I’m so happy because I’ve always struggled with knotting threads 😭😭 now I can finally make a plushie of my favorite character :33 (also I found out it still works if you wanna double knot with no problems!)
You just saved me an hour of figuring out to tie thread knot
Yesss! Worked like a charm!
Well done!
THANK YOU!!!
Took me ten tries, but it works! Thanks for the help with getting my graphic design degree
Nice work!
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Thank you! 👍🏽
A HUGE THANK YOU 😊 attempting to repair shirt 👔 collars using INVISIBLE 🫥 EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO WORK WITH 🪡 Adding interfacing, repairing tear, sewing 🪡 closed it closed, then flipping the collar.
I'm very grateful to you 😊
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We're glad it helped! Good luck 🎃
Thank you so much this helped me with my scout badge sewing
😮 it really worked , thank you
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Awesome, thank you!
It doesn't work lmfao.@@SewingPartsOnline
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Ok. It took three tries. I got it! Definitely need to practice 👌🏾
Thank you. It worked 😃
Wonderful!
Everyone: check out the super easy way to knot a thread
Me: check out the hardest way to knot a thread
Everyone please don't think I am saying about this , sewing parts online your content is amazing!!
A perfect tutorial. You explain it really well.
Thanks for your assistance. I struggled at the beginning but I got it
Glad it helped!
I’ve always wrapped it around mt finger as my mom taught me
TYSM for this, my Bendy plushie's arm was falling off and I was upset but I remembered I have a sewing kit but I didn't know how to tie the thread, this is so helpful
Thank you❤
Thank god a comprehensive video that makes sense
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Thank you so much!! You explained this so much better than anyone else so! I was pathetically struggling with this lol 😆 and it wasn't even that hard! 😅
I'm so glad that it helped you! :)
Thanks!!❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank you so much it was very helpful👍🥰🥰
Thanks 🙏 This was perfect for my homework task 😁😁
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took me a couple tries, got it on my 4 th try! works great and leaves a really tight knot, thank youuu
Great job!
Thank you you just help a 11 years old thanks i dont know how to tie
Happy to help!
Thanks
Thank you very much.. ❤❤
You're welcome 😊
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IM GONNA GET AN A IN HOME EC NOW!!!!
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Thank you so much I used to be able to do it but I stopped being able to do after a while but when I saw your video I tried it first try I did it I'm going to try to sew
a green heart for my dad cuz I already did a purple one for my mom
Ever since I seen this way it's a miracle
Salamat sa Dios
Meaning:thank you so much tysm 😍