Knit Hook
A small hook tool specifically designed for working with knit fabrics, often used to pull threads or fix snags.
Where it is used
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p. 10- Turn the thread ends to the wrong side and tuck them into the seam allowance using a crochet hook. Press the finished hem of the top with an iron.
Stitching Collar Edges
p. 6- Stitch the short edges of the collar on the machine with a seam allowance of 0.7 cm. Start or finish the stitching exactly at the intersection point of the marked lines.
Stitch Collar Short Edges
p. 6- Stitch the short edges of the collar on the machine with a seam allowance of 0.7 cm. Start or finish the stitching exactly at the intersection point of the marked lines.
1. Pin Shoulder Seams
p. 3- Place the back and front pieces together with the right sides facing each other. Pin along the shoulder edges. To stitch the shoulder seams, you'll need strips of knit fabric cut on the grain, 1.5 cm wide. These can be cut from jersey fabric in a color that matches your project. You can also use a silicone tape or fusible stay tape for this step.
Securing Serger Thread
p. 4- Tuck the end of the serger thread between the layers of knit fabric using a needle or crochet hook.
Related terms
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