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Sewing Basics for Kids.

Sewing Basics for Kids.
I'm going to show you the basic techniques that I use when I'm sewing. You can go through the information here and practice it on a scrap of fabric, or go ahead and start any sewing project and come back here if you get stuck!
 
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Step 1General Sewing Terms.

Right side  - This is the patterned side of the cloth, or the side that you want to show on the outside.

Wrong side  - This is the back of the cloth, the un-patterned side, the side you don't want people to be able to see. Usually the wrong side of the fabric ends up on the inside of your sewing.

Seam - The line where the stitches hold two bits of cloth together.

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3 comments
Jan 9, 2012. 9:40 AMAlwaysAllTheTimeCrafting says:
Nice pictures for knot tying!
Jun 16, 2011. 2:12 PMKiteman says:
Nice, clear instructions and the drawings are so much clearer than photos would be.

Good job.

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Hi! I'm Holly, I live in Hertfordshire in the UK with my partner Ben and our Border Collie dog, Hopper. I like to draw and stitch pretty/interesting/weird things. I'm learning how to be left handed as...
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