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BackStitching
This method is mainly used for firmly hand-sewing zippers as it leaves only a small point visible on the right side. Sew from right to left: insert needle, then exit again after about 5 mm. Insert needle again 1 to 2 fabric threads behind the needle exit point, exit again about 5 mm further on, and so on.
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This page last changed on 06.08.2007 08:52:41
 
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