WHAT IS STAYSTITCHING? And why you don’t want to skip this crucial step in sewing!

Just what is stay-stitching? Why do we do it? And why you don't want to skip this step in sewing! Let me show you what happens when you skip it!
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[@Evelyn__Wood]

Do you skip stay stitching??😅 Or are you going to do it all the time now? If you like this video, you'll love what I have at Vintage Sewing School...come join me and up-level your sewing! www.vintagesewingschool.com/

[@adamreynolds9816]

Evelyn Wood no I don’t, not anymore but I love the level up step, I hate removing it , so I don’t I just leave it in a cut it when I notch the curves. But now I’m going to try this new technique!

[@ambrosiacouturesydneyaustr2022]

I Have always done it..learned the right way and never skip important steps. Stay stitch doesnt really need to be removed unless it shows.

[@deannastevens1217]

Wonderful. I have before... and yes it just mucks things up. Thank you for such a great video,

[@susanrussell8195]

I’m making my daughter a raglan t-shirt. I put in the stretch collar and it was terrible because it wasn’t even. When I took the collar off, the neck was all stretched out. I’ve been delaying the redo. (I washed it to help reshape the neck.) Yesterday I admitted to my sewing friend that I had put off finishing the shirt because of the collar. She suggested I stay-stitch. I slapped my forehead because it was so obvious. Later I saw your video. I wondered if it was necessary for knits. Yes, it is.

[@johnbradley7457]

All the time! Making my wife a dress and see how it will be smooth and professional because of a simple technique.

[@annie4424]

When I first started sewing, I was always frustrated that my neckline facings and collars never matched my neckline. Then I decided to not skip a single step in the instructions-including the stay stitching-and suddenly everything matched up beautifully. 😆

[@Evelyn__Wood]

😂😂😂 Brienne we all learn the hard way!

[@teresas.3979]

Same here. I would then steam the fabric to get it to shrink up a bit. My mom saw me doing this and mentioned the stay stitching prevents the neckline from stretching.😋 Lesson learned.

[@ellacedric2928]

😂😂😂 Same thing happened to me. Before I figured out how to stay stitch my collars were always off by a little bit. a huge lifesaver!!

[@gourmetwithavi6484]

I still face the same so I'll start now😝

[@JojoAde]

Can this be used on the waist for a waist band?

[@nicolethemage]

Can you make a series of these essential stitches? I.e ease stitching & slip stitching. This comes in so handy

[@janicabee7062]

I just started sewing and I consider you my sewing teacher, ma'am❤️

[@Evelyn__Wood]

😍😍 Aww I'm so flattered! I'll do my best and I hope you create wonderful things!

[@anashe11]

@@Evelyn__Wood You do an amazing job already! I’ve learned so much from your videos

[@angelinabrown3142]

Yesterday I bought my fabric for my first sewing project in 36 years. I've watched your videos to learn what I never knew. Tomorrow I'm to wash and iron the fabric and hopefully transfer the pattern from the tissue paper to a heavier one. Stay stitching is something I never knew about. I probably would have skipped it if not for this video. Thank you for the time you put into them.

[@Antonina81]

She is excellente!

[@Chris-mv1ht]

Me too. Started sewing this pandemic season. And been turning to KZbin to teach me.

[@thebratqueen]

Thank you for including the examples with and without stay stitching. I was just sitting there thinking I was having a hard time visualizing how the stay stitching helped when sure enough there you were with the demonstration! Much appreciated.

[@Evelyn__Wood]

I'm so glad it helped then! 😊

[@pureconception]

I can truly appreciate this video. I am breaking into my first vintage pattern and I read the definition of stay stitching and I was like “my heart wants me to skip this step, but my mind is telling me to search KZbin for why this is necessary “ then you popped up like the sewing fairy godmother I never knew I needed 💝

[@cinzialastrega1635]

I failed 8th grade home economics (never finished a project) because I resented that it was required for girls. Later, necessity forced me to teach myself to sew occasionally, but I was never satisfied with my work. Now, at the tender age of 65, I've decided to have another go. You're a marvelous teacher, very charming and fun to watch!

[@eburns2772]

Ditto! Except I am 58.

[@maryalgar8779]

I got a "D", so I guess that is a failure as well. I'm around your vintage.

[@nikkispethman5043]

I'm 37, and pretty much self taught because I didn't pay attention in home ec. KZbin videos and Facebook pattern groups are so helpful.

[@honeybadger8942]

I took classes at least 6 times in sewing.Never completed any of them.

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

Tragic. . . and now girls have lost any hope of ever getting taught home ec. . . . unless homeschooled. 😥

[@lilibetp]

I tried to skip stay-stitching once on a nightgown when I was a teen and my Mom SCREAMED at me like I'd just tried to stick my finger in a power outlet, then pretty much did what you did in the video with the two examples. I haven't skipped it since then.

[@naomim651]

😂

[@Zyswest]

dang i don’t think that was necessary lmao, i’m sorry you got screamed at 😢 but thank you for this illustrious comment, i think i will remember it too.

[@kogabear1]

Top to bottom, wide to narrow, what you do to one side you do to the other. Reminders on my chest sheet above a sewing machine. I always stay stitch, just inside the seam allowance. I think it takes a little pressure off of the finished seam. You said it quickly but I think one of the most important messages you gave in this video is to follow the contour of the fabric and not force the fabric in a straight line which could be added to your list of sewing habits to avoid.

[@kogabear1]

That should be cheat sheet, dang auto spell.

[@diannerogers460]

Evelyn, I’m so thrilled I found you. What a fabulous uncomplicated teacher you are. I’m 74 and have dabbled with sew all my life. But normally craft. I did a bit of patchwork etc etc. but I’m absolutely green when it comes to dress making. And actually, using my machine to its full potential. I want to start making tops for myself as I struggle to buy tops that fit. I have to alter everything , and I’m not great at that. So I’m going through your videos one after the other and sooo enjoying them. I am learning so much. I shall shall watch each one several times before attempting to make a top because as you get older you don’t remember as well as you used to. Thankyou for everything and for being there. Xxx

[@karenmcdaniel708]

You explain things so well that even I as a beginner can understand! Thank you for your videos.

[@michelelommasson5970]

I have been a stay-stitcher from the very beginning, and a directional stay-stitcher at that. I didn’t know much when I started, just the few things my busy mother suggested. Therefore, I did what the pattern told me to do; I figured there was a reason the instructions were there. I also looked everything up in my mother’s Singer sewing book. I still refer to it from time to time. To this day, I love reading through instructions, even if I decide to go a different route than suggested by the directions. There is always something new and improving to learn! Thank you, Evelyn, for you cheerful, instructional video!

[@tammyjohnson8150]

I am a new sewer. I’m now working on my first project. A pair of flannel pajama pants for my boyfriend. I have watched many videos and taken notes so that I can do a good job. I enjoy the knowledge that I get from watching your videos especially as I like how you explain things fully. You’re a good teacher. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@jirup]

Stay stitching is like hand basting. I skipped it when I first began sewing, but now I would never skip the step. A few extra minutes produces a much better finished garment.

[@soneil7745]

I just saw this video and had never heard of staystitching. I'm already thinking of so many projects where it would have made things a lot better.

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Never!! Oh my your sewing is about to improve!!! 😄

[@LynHannan]

I'm a stay stitcher. I remember a classmate had a problem with not doing it and our teacher had her dampen the bodice and press it back into shape. She was lucky it was a checked fabric as she could see whether the warp and weft were straight without using a ruler. It took her two dampening and pressing sessions before she was good to go again. This was the same class where I learned the difference between pressing and ironing, and my teacher saying "If you're going to wear it, then you PRESS it".

[@nancyhurt7145]

I’m on a marathon rewatching all of your videos over the holidays! This one in particular hits close to home. In earlier years I skipped this step. My thought process was easy. Why stitch now when I’m going to be stitching it in a few minutes with the facing? No need to do this extra step, Nancy! My collars never fit just right nor the facings or bands, but I finagled the fabric until it sort of fit😬. Now in my 70’s and all of these marvelous teaching videos available, I call myself a real seamstress. I am so appreciative for all of you that give so freely to teach the world to sew and enjoy the journey. My prayers lift you up daily, Evelyn.❤️

[@judyjennings-gunther4022]

You are so good at describing things and explaining why you do things.

[@carita74497]

Always start the day by watching any of your videos,Your lovely personality cheers up every day. And what you teach is highly valued.

[@diannetheriot6987]

I never did stay stitching unless the pattern said so in the instructions, which was not often. Now i will be doing thing this every time I sew those challenging curves. Thanks for the valued info. God bless

[@ghughutikandwal242]

No one ever told me that, can't thank you enough.

[@millie3811]

Never used before but now will always do it

[@debbrown6934]

Kudos for finding the lovely blue tassels for that shirt. Looks great.

[@suem6004]

Yes, I stay stitch when I saw how fabric behaved. Sigh. We learn from mistakes. Question. When you discussed basting vs stay stitching you mention stay stitching is temporary. Basting is temporary but did not know that stay stitching was as well. I just left it in. Learned something new.

[@Evelyn__Wood]

😊 If your stay stitching is hidden in the Sean allowance, leave it. But if you can see any of it from the right side of the garment, it must come out!

[@barbarasnow4304]

Oh I wish this was available years ago when I started self-teaching!!

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Me too! 🤣

[@ginette2100]

Staystitch has saved my necklines since I viewed this so well explained video. Same thing with the understitching you've explained. Thanks for both.

[@cupcakefox5026]

Your videos are very helpful to me because I don’t skip steps… but I do skip using patterns altogether 😂 So I don’t even know these steps exist

[@1st1anarkissed]

I was today years old when I learned about stay stitching from Evelyn Wood. I find the idea quite exciting and will probably remember it because its so cool.

[@cathoffman2769]

THANK YOU EVELYN! 💕 You motivated me to start sewing again. You have also alleviated my fears of making mistakes and trying new things. I think you are a kind, generous and overall wonderful person. 🌹

[@Evelyn__Wood]

😀 Aww that's so kind of you! I think you will thoroughly enjoy getting back into sewing!

[@shadowjewel]

This reminds me of when historical costumers (Bernadette Banner in particular) will thread mark (I think) their sewing lines with a quick running/basting stitch.... I think it''s before they cut the fabric? I know one reason for this is for visibility and to keep the lines as chalk wears off easily, and it allows the line to be visible on both sides of the fabric, but looking at this I wonder if this also served as a form of stay stitching. On that note, I wonder of stay stitching would be more effective, if more cumbersome, to do before cutting, or at least before cutting fabric right next to where the stay stitching is needed most, like the neck hole.

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Good question! I think if your doing it by hand like you suggest, then yes, it may be easier and more beneficial to before cutting. Particularly if your using patterns without seam allowance on them, as your stay stitch would serve as your stitchline guide for sewing and cutting seam allowances!

[@sorestedhebytheTumtumtree]

@@Evelyn__Wood Great idea..I'm sewing by hand and I'm thinking it would be more convenient to stay stitch before cutting. This is my first time sewing a blouse so I was watching your video about mistakes with facings coz I realized I don't know how to attach them! That's where I learned the existence of stay stiching.

[@pameladonkin1855]

I have completely forgotten about the importance of stay stitching. Ta for reminder

[@valentinayepesmontes74]

Thank you Evelyn! I used to look for 20 sec videos and get frustrated for not getting the results I wanted. But you explain things so clearly that I stay for the whole video and find myself learning so much. Thank you. I have improved my understanding so so much. I also love your style and personality. Wishing you all the love and support in your cancer journey, you got this and thank you❤️❤️

[@alyssafroman4459]

This couldn't have come at a better time. I never stay-stitched before, but now I'm working with a very shifty brocade and didn't know how to handle it. I think this will help. Thank you!

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Wonderful! Let me know how you find using it!!

[@hotjanuary]

I’ve never worked off commercial patterns, so no instructions. Made my own, but I didn’t know staystitching was a thing. Now I know why things went wrong. I’ll add that to the other list of steps I shouldn’t skip. I found out the hard way that pins don’t replace the good old fashioned basting stitch (I knew this one because it was taught to me) before heading to the machine.

[@Evelyn__Wood]

This will definetly up your sewing game! Let me know how you find doing it!

[@christinahammond8954]

Thank you! I have been sewing for over 40 years (mainly self-taught), but I never knew to remove the stay stitching or how far to stitch from the edge, and it made it difficult to grades the seams of bulky fabrics. Recently I made a coat for my great niece, and I was wondering just why I needed to stay stitch. I always did it, but I would stitch about quarter inch away from the fabric and I never removed the stitches. You are a wonder :)

[@orlyncrochet]

New sewer here thank you all your videos are helping me learning it

[@pollydolly9723]

I'm a stay stitcher - my mother would insist. It is important on ALL types of fabric to help the pieces keep their shape. Great video Evelyn!

[@ZacharyDBrooks]

How timely! I just stay-stitched my first garment yesterday and I couldn't fathom what it was for. I also had to do some understitching for the pockets and used your video.

[@icannotpretend5834]

I thought stay stitchin was basting. I had it all wrong. Many thanks!!

[@alexbrenton5235]

It's something I didn't think of to start with around curved armhole pieces, but now it makes sense.❤

[@CCTippers]

I do stay stitch, what I did not know was the stitch length, thank you for another great sewing tutorial, you never learn enough when it comes to sewing, thank you 🙏 “⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”.

[@brendaeves3236]

Brilliant, I will NEVER skip this step again, thank you so much!

[@gojoxsanzo]

Thank you so much! I am a beginner and doing my first blouse, and the book tells me to do stay stitching first and the colar and sleeves opening, and I was like "what the hell is stay stitching?" So you video came just at the right time and helped me sooooo much. I love how you explain things it is always so easy to understand ^_^ Thanks a lot again.

[@wifeoftim]

I have never staystich before but I'm going to now. If only I can manage those curves!

[@gracieallen8285]

No! Stay stitching is directional. It’s been a lifetime since I’ve made a garment but if you start at the shoulder for one side you start at the shoulder for the other side. At least that’s the way it was done fifty plus years ago. My pattern instructions then were quite detailed and the direction was in the instructions

[@gracieallen8285]

I just checked my Readers Digest Complete Guide to Sewing. And yes I’m still correct stay stitching is directional

[@sashag572]

My vintage sewing books say the same thing and it's because the presser foot will push the fabric somewhat as you sew the stay-stitching and the goal is to ensure both sides remain symmetrical at the end of that process. The presser foot also tends to lengthen the fabric along the bias on such angled seams as on a18th century man's frock coat and I found that the extent of stretching that occurs is greatly impacted by the particular fabric being used as well. Someone else suggested reducing the presser foot pressure and often that works, but some fabrics will still get somewhat stretched in the stay-stitching process. Still, I recommend it if my preferred method (next sentence) isn't an option - like for someone who is just starting out and/or has a sewing machine with limited attachment options. I've found that a great universal, all-fabrics solution is (if you have one available) to always use a knit or walking foot when I stay-stitch so that the four lifts up when the fabric moves to the bank of the machine instead of gliding along it. It has also allowed me to safely sew in defiance of the old sewing manuals while achieving the same optimum (if not better) outcome.

[@tammymasson2343]

This video demonstrates the science of what is happening: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIfEYqWhjLR0gsU

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Yes!! Gracie you are right!! The most correct way, as with any stitching, is directional! Thankyou for mentioning it! I must say I've never personally run into any issues by not doing is directionally, but there are cases where it would be a must! ❤

[@rambleonrose2993]

Gracie, thank you so very much for sharing. To clarify, by directional, does this mean you may begin at each shoulder, separately, then meet in the center of the neckline? Or perhaps in certain situations begin at the center of the neckline and sew out toward the shoulder? Is the guidebook you have specific to which is best? Kindly, Jada

[@teflons]

your videos are extremely relaxing to watch

[@kaylalovestosleep]

I'm literally binge watching your videos😊❤️ they are very helpful! Thank you!

[@sandraboland4911]

Excellent. So glad I searched this out. Thx for the stay stitching lesson. And love your pin bracelet!

[@miriamgladen9615]

From now on I will be a staysticher 😊

[@lalibellulegrise]

Thanks a lot for another really useful video. I have a request - should you be interested in this topic! - for a refashioning video: how to reline a vintage coat and add an underarm gusset. (It's a selfish ask: I have a 1940s A-line corduroy ladies' coat that's too snug at the arm opening; the lining seems to be smaller than the coat sleeve itself. And the hem puckers in slightly odd ways, as if tugged upward from inside, which I assume is a related problem.) Anyway, thanks again for your videos. I only just started sewing and I find your content both super useful and demystifying/encouraging. So: with gratitude.

[@melissademarcus1019]

I WAS a skipper but not anymore... I'm so glad I found your vids!

[@audreysavard3248]

Hum.. that may explain why the underwears I had done had deformation. Thanks to you.

[@jennifalanga4581]

This has been so helpful! I won't skip this step any longer

[@oneforchrist7446]

I stay stitch bcz pattern asked me to, however now I know why! thanks!

[@tf7602]

That makes so much sense 😯

[@rachelmaloney3863]

Thank you so much for a great clear explanation with examples!

[@karin5127]

This is great! I've never quite understood why patterns make me stay stitch 😅 AND my sewing machine always "gets wild" when I try to stay stitch, so I can't wait to try your techniques on my next project! Thanks for making this video 😊

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Your welcome! I'm glad to have shed some light on the matter for you! And holding the threads will help I'm sure! Let me know how it goes for you!

[@margiecook6379]

Most of the time I stay stitch. Sometimes I forget to. Great way to describe it. Have a great day and stay safe.

[@LS-vq2or]

Wow I'm so glad for your channel another great lesson learnt today !

[@Otterwaffle]

Oh my ! That really is helpful thank you ! I didn't know that and it will make such a difference !

[@kathleenlivingston4220]

So love your videos, Evelyn!

[@rennyjodhan459]

Thank you so much for that beautiful tips

[@terripinan1876]

Used to staystitch, but not so much the unde stitching, now I understand why both are necessary.... again absolutely great demo / videos on these subjects

[@kushegga95]

Great explanation!

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

Thanks SO MUCH! I love your personality and cheerfulness, and your great teaching method (concise AND thorough!). I'm at the end of my first major project, a cotton shift, and the pattern (c. 1960s?) just says "clip bodice neck edge to stay-stitching". Wish I'd known what stay-stitching was before I dragged this project around on car trips and in my backpack for the last two months. . . . Big thank you for probably saving me from the shame of messing it all up at the very last step. . . . Now I just have to figure out what they meant by "clip". . . . ??? Loving your channel!!

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

OH MAN, I just figured out the "clip" part! It doesn't mean "clip bodice neck edge to" as in "fasten it to," it means "snip the little V-shapes down towards" the stay-stitching! Thank the Lord!

[@rianasmith4021]

Awesome tip thanks❤️

[@trudywolcott7419]

I love, love ❤️❤️ your videos. Keep up the great work. You’re making us much better seamstresses.

[@allysonmurray1731]

You're the best at teaching!

[@Lilopad]

Got this recommended the day after finishing my first ever bodice - welp! at least I know what to do next time!

[@californianinkansas]

This makes so much sense!

[@Escape10mom]

Yes! Stay stitching is a must!! I Never skip it!!

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Yay!! When you know the difference you don't skip it right!

[@lez85]

Thank you so much, such a good demonstration of how stay stitching is helpful!

[@Everyoneisanartist776]

Excellent video. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@naturalNstylish]

I LOVE the tips that you give here! So many times I have cut corners and yes, you pay for it! 😮

[@MossyMozart]

I did not know about staystitching until I saw this video. Thank you!

[@jeanwestackroyd2966]

Oh so long ago Evelyn ! I am going to make alteration soon and had forgotten this, thanks for sharing.

[@lyndac7401]

Thank you Evelyn, I’m a beginner and you are my go to for ALL knowledge - thank you for what you do and sharing, giving to the world 🙏

[@johannageisel5390]

Just subscribed to you. I really appreciate how I can learn all those little tricks that I don't know yet. I'll keep all of that in mind for my sewing.

[@vidosavaterzic6302]

Great information thank you for evrithing you do.

[@jenniferstevens2957]

i love love your show. thankyou so simple and easy to listen too.........

[@1forstars]

Hi, thank you for the tutorial and excellent demonstration of what a difference stay stitching makes! I am enjoying your page and your tutorials as I get back into sewing.

[@cristinamz2137]

Thank you! I sincerely appreciate this.

[@lizziedae91]

Im really glad I found this channel. I don’t do much garment sewing yet but these techniques will still be helpful for sewing handbags and other projects.

[@lindalardner3745]

After 16 years I have begun sewing garments again and yes I am now older ,wiser, less impatient, more time available to me and have taken to stay stitching realising its value . Thanks for the class, I have subscribed .

[@MegaBpop]

Thank You for showing the two fabrics. That helped a lot !

[@micheleweiss1698]

Thank you so much for the clarity in your instruction. I needed a refresh and you provided it. You are my go to instructor.

[@rolemodelj7898]

great video, I never understood that direction on the patterns and you explained the benefits of it perfectly. Thank you.

[@jessiemitchell3996]

I always skipped stay stitching (I understood what it was but naively thought it was only 'delicate' fabrics you need to do it for) but never again after watching this!

[@rommy_of_rohan]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I've been sewing for years but these little hints are so applicable to some of the problems I've encountered that have ended up with disappointing finished garments. Your other video on understitching was also worth its weight in gold. I've never bothered to staystitch even though the pattern said to but now I'm a convert. Same with understitching. Thanks so much for your help.

[@cad21717]

Thank you💗 I always learn how to do something when you have a video on it 💗 Now I may not remember it, but at least I know where to go back to💗

[@michellemabelle100]

I had never even heard of staystitching until your video - thank you! I will do this!

[@jennywalker9572]

I really appreciate the time you spend teaching us the 'why' rather than just the technique. Thank you!

[@bremahaney4409]

Your video came up on the list when I searched for what is, and how to, stay stitch. I loved your uncomplicated way of instructing, and the comparison using and not using stay stitching. I used to sew many years ago, but always cut out anything that didn't seem necessary, so my garments always seemed cheap and I didn't wear them much. Now, being older, I want to do things well and not hurry just to finish them. I subscribed and am looking forward to learning so much more from you. Thanks for making these videos!

[@Oleeh-oleeh]

I love your channel, its seriously been so helpful in getting me started on sewing❤️

[@Evelyn__Wood]

Aww I'm so glad to hear it! 😄

[@Ladythyme]

Who woulda thought? Thanks for explaining the differences

[@anndunkerley6639]

Thank you for this really helpful video Evelyn. I am about to sew the bodice for only my second dress and decided to stay stitch in keeping with the instructions. Watching your video means that I actually know what I’m doing 🤷‍♀️

[@jackieb7883]

Thanks Evelyn.lt really is a good idear to take a bit of time to get the best reasult.

[@seemakazmi965]

I realised the value of stay stitch when I was working with velour!!! Thank you so much!

[@janicegomes487]

I learning so many intricate and very important tips from your videos.Really didn't know what is staystitching... thanks a lot

[@mayayou5193]

Thank you so much 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜