How to Sew A Catch Stitch

The catch stitch is an ideal stitch for when you need to hem knit garments.
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It's like the people commenting that she's not sewing fast enough don't know that you can speed videos up 😂Thank you! This was really helpful.

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Ahh thank you so much for this video and actually showing what the stitch does in the end. I'm not good with sewing machines and my sister has asked me to make her some shorts with stretchy fabrics and I want to do well by her. This video just saved me! Thank you! So helpful!

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This was very helpful! And awesome toturial. This helped me because of my project, 5 sewings of Catch, running,blanket,back and slip stitch. Thank you very much! This was well followed.

[@amsa1992]

Thank you for the stretch test at the end - I was worried about how much stretch it would allow but it seems to be just fine for a trouser hem, I hope.

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Thanks you so much for your tutorial. I am using this right now to repair a loose hem on a t-shirt and it's looking good thanks to you.

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This is just what I was looking for, thank you so much!

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Love this stitch and always forget how to begin…but ProfPincushion to the rescue! Thanks!

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This was great!! Very easy to follow & learn! Thank you!

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Thank you so much for demonstrating this so clearly!

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Thank you for the time and effort you put into this video. This helped to clarify what my teacher had showed us in our limited class time.

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So glad you found our tutorial helpful :)

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thank you! I am a fashion design student and this helped me! yayayayya

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My sewing machine needs a part replaced and I can’t get it for another week. Didn’t want to abandon my project until then so this was incredibly helpful 🙏🏽😩

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Thanks so much for showing this one.

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thanks really helped my stitch homework 😀😀

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I hope you got an A :D

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Thank you so much, this helped me complete my class project :)

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I searched multiple videos for the best stitch to use with knit fabric and finally I came across this tutorial which is actually able to be followed! The quality is clear, the teacher goes at the perfect speed- I can recreate it seamlessly (pun intended).

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I'm so glad you found our tutorial helpful :)

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this is great, thank you! i am a failure with the machine 🤦🏼‍♀️ so i hand stitch things. i have yoga pants that are gorgeous but way too long and i haven't been able to wear them. i'm going to try this out today.

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Thank you! Perfect for my project

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Sewing is hard for me to understand but this was perfect, thank you.

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well your needle is going in right to left you are actually taking the him left to right I was getting a little confused for a moment

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If I only would have scrolled down a lil sooner I;d have seen that this is why I couldn't get it right the entire time but now I do. Both left to right and right to left.

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What do you do when you come to the end of your thread?

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Thank you this was really helpful on my project i got an A

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Great video! This helped with a sleeve I had to catch stitch for a jacket. I learned something new today.

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[@rabthecab]

Do you have a video or any advice on how to hand sew seams in knit fabric, for those of us who don't have a sewing machine yet? I can't seem to find anything on the subject anywhere :(

[@ProfessorPincushion]

It really depends on the type of seam you need to do. If the seam does not need to stretch, like a seam running down the length of the body, you can just do a small running stitch, just search for hand running stitch. If the seam needs to stretch, like a seam going around the body (necklines, hemlines, waistlines), then you can do a smaller version of this catch stitch. It just needs to have a zig zag formation because that will allow it to stretch while the straight stitch will not. Hope that helps! :)

[@rabthecab]

Professor Pincushion Yes, that helps a great deal! Thank you :)

[@Divino140]

Will this prevent fraying ? Without the fold in hem?

[@ProfessorPincushion]

You normally do the catch stitch on knit fabric, which doesn't really fray so you shouldn't have to worry about it.

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Glad I could help!

[@embroideryartistbenzatelie3106]

This is not the real one catch stitch. This stitch called cross stitch for hem at the hem allowance. Catch stitch spouse to be inside the roll hemming. The thread hidden and only catch one or two the thread at the fabric on your hemming.

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+Auan Sali Not necessarily. Many people learn this as a catch stitch. Cross stitches look different and are generally not used for hems. Stitches inside the hem are blind stitches and slip stitches.

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They are exactly the same

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it is NOT right to left in the video. It's left to right. It messed me up when I started on the R side of the garment, and then the stitches continued in the opposite direction.

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catching is too hard,I like the machine blind stitch,so use the fold (fabric right side)to easily catch 😊

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helped me too....but liked if it helped faster!!....too much talking....too slow sewing. I just can't seem to find a vid that gets right to the point!! Last one I seen the girl wouldn't put the camera close enough to see it...and this one...well...too much talk! Some of us can just watch the procedure and know what to do!

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