Sew a dart with just one thread!

[@Escape10mom]

Wow! I'll have to keep this in mind for sheer fabrics. Thanks for posting!

[@creativecostumeacademy]

So glad it will be helpful! 💚

[@lisaholtzclaw1760]

That blows my mind, too! I've never heard of doing this, but it so makes sense. Thanks for sharing.

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Right?! So happy you enjoyed it! You must try it! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@sewingal17]

Wow! What a concept - never would have thought of it on my own. Thanks so much for sharing!!

[@creativecostumeacademy]

So interesting, right!? Thanks for watching!💚

[@tamssnazzystuff]

I've known about this for years but I've never seen someone do it. Super cool!

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Happy to show you how it works. Pretty easy! 💚

[@jmanonmakes]

I physically felt my mind blow when I watched that! That’s awesome. Thank you!

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Lol!! I am so happy to blow your mind!! Ha Ha! 💚

[@suecudworth7563]

Game changer!!❤️

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Now you have this in your back pocket! 💚

[@victoriahannah1633]

That’s a neat little trick.

[@creativecostumeacademy]

It's a fun one! 💚

[@marciawearing9563]

That is so clever.

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Thanks for watching! So neat, right?! 💚

[@TCREGAN1]

Yet, my question is, what will keep that in place? I mean won't that be an issue in time it will easily come out?

[@creativecostumeacademy]

It shouldn't come out because by threading it this way it creates a fold at the tip of the dart and then is sewn into the fabric. It's acutally more reliable than if there was a knot. 💚

[@TCREGAN1]

@@creativecostumeacademy Ok, Thanks!