Aka French seam

I quit using twin needle because it creates a channel. I just sew it twice.

I was taught to do it like that, sometimes pins bend, but I've never had one breaking. I did hear later on that it is bad on the transporters. For that reason I try not to do it, but the only thing I ever broke by sewing over pins was my machine needle

My nana did it for over 60 years. Its not as dangerous if youre someone who wears glasses, but you can snap a pin or even the needle like that.

🤔 HMMM..broken needle...& trip 2 ER.

I call that, "Straight pin roulette!"

Not wise. Accidents happen unexpectedly .

Oh nooo 😢😢😢

Looks so simple 😮😮😮

Its all fun and games until a pin snaps in half and goes in your eye like what jappened to my mom 😬

I held my breath the whole time...

Lovely hack! A heavier denier of thread would also work , and making sure you adjust your tension to accommodate it.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought of this, because I was a little worried I might tangle up my machine. Doing a reclaimed denim skirt with green and purple thread doubled because it’s what I had/thought it was fun☺️

Grey.. 👍