Is understitching REALLY necessary? Sewing truth you need to hear!

[@SparkyOne549]

The best explanation of an understitch. Thanks.

[@gemmasremchevich6719]

Understitching is like magic!

[@tashacouldmakethat]

It truly is! 🪄

[@robintheparttimesewer6798]

No doubt it's a easy step for great results!

[@plainjaneday2039]

I have the same gold pin you have on your green coat. I have worn it for years on various occasions. So fun to see you have one, too! ❤. Thank you for the detailed and clear tutorial on understitching. I’ll definitely be using this step in future sewing projects!

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Oh now neat that you have the same vintage pin! I often wear it on one coat or another. ☺️ And you're very welcome!

[@plainjaneday2039]

@@tashacouldmakethat 🥰

[@dorothydishman4664]

Great demo. I've used understitching for years and it is just second nature now. Since I have become a quilter, it is useful when binding quilts with zig-zag edges by clipping inner corners and prick stitching to make nicer turns. Thanks for refreshing our sewing skills.

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Definitely sounds like a good use for it! For sure doesn't need to be limited to garments alone, it's just what I sew most. ☺️

[@lizzieb6311]

Thank you! It may be optional…but once I did it I never looked back!

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Totally!

[@connie6545]

Thank you for this video! I have just started sewing again after years, and appreciate a video that gives me techniques for a well made garment. I have to let you know that the duck billed scissors I saw in a previous video. After CUTTING my shirt trying to grade a seam, I IMMEDIATELY bought myself a pair!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! 👏✨🧵♥

[@tashacouldmakethat]

You’re so welcome! And I’m so sorry about your shirt! I’m still so careful with duckbill scissors because they help a TON but I don’t want to get cocky and complacent on accident. 🤣

[@connie6545]

@@tashacouldmakethat Oh, ABSOLUTELY!!

[@nicoled2831]

Already an understitching Stan, but can’t wait to try the couture/hand version! Thanks❤

[@chippy1948]

What a fabulous video! Thank you for your insights to understitching. Learnt a lot 😊

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!

[@glendastaples9536]

Thank you, that was easy to understand, compared to other videos I've seen.

[@tashacouldmakethat]

So glad to hear, thanks! 😊

[@rosemoore5364]

Hi. Thank you so very much. I put this video right in my favorites on my computer. You are a great teacher. Have a nice day.

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Thank you! ☺️

[@mjdc2533]

helpful. thanks for prick stitch demo.

[@tashacouldmakethat]

You're welcome!

[@shari2884]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Thank you!

[@basicbaroque]

😂Thank you for this video! The first time I understitched a neckline on a particular dress pattern, the shape was difficult to work with. I'm making it again right now and will try doing it by hand or understitching earlier in construction.

[@tashacouldmakethat]

You're welcome! Yes, the control you can get by hand can really come in handy! (No pun intended 🤣)

[@lighthseskr]

Oh thank you so much for this. I needed this exact video. ❤ Love that prick stitch as well. Thank you.

[@tashacouldmakethat]

You’re welcome, happy it came at a good time! And I love that little prick stitch too. 🙂

[@marathorne6821]

I completely agree about understitching! It takes facings etc to the next level. Totally worth the couple of extra minutes it takes, to get a great result 👍

[@jackiegenandt6661]

Great tutorial!!! Thank you!

[@tashacouldmakethat]

You're welcome!

[@GodsOnlyDove]

Magnificent content as always! So helpful and well explained. And, can I ask, what nail polish is this??

[@annahackman2539]

Thank you for explaining it in a way that I might actually understand. I'll have to try understitching again because I kept feeling like i was doing something wrong. I definitely like knowing about the prick stitch option because hand stitching is my favorite fall back when im struggling with machine sewing.

[@lynn858]

I didn't realize the edge stitch foot was a common thing unless one has a quilting machine... I don't think I've ever actually used mine. I just occasionally notice it and think "oh! That would be handy!"

[@SparkyOne549]

I’ve never had an edge foot, I use a zipper foot, great for edges.

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Yep that works too. I thought about showing it with a zipper foot as well but figured it was starting to be too many options to show. 🤣

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Next to my walking foot my edge stitch foot is my favorite! Absolutely love it, I find it so helpful.

[@user-vi3sz3fg2r]

You rock :)

[@tashacouldmakethat]

Thank you! 😃

[@Ms-RAZ]

👏👏👏

[@caliinthevalley24681]

Thank you!!!