Sewing a Blanket Stitch by Hand on Felt or Other Fabric (tutorial)

Love embroidery, or just learning it? This tutorial will make sewing a blanket stitch by hand a breeze! You can sew this stitch on any type of fabric, but I'm demonstrating on one of my favorites, felted wool sweaters! (Learn how to make gorgeous eco-friendly felt in your washing machine: www.cucicucico... )
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[@marykessel4707]

Im also left handed and i do the blaket stich both directions. It depends on the project. Sometimes i go clockwise others i go counter clockwise.

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

Thanks for letting us know!

[@wendereiner2880]

I’m a lefty and I stitch from left to the right 😍

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

Awesome! Thanks for letting me know! 😃 (It does make sense!)

[@hollystar85]

Thank you so much for uploading this from the U.K., you’ve taught me a new stitch! I’ve just taken up sewing things for my children as a hobby :)

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

That's a wonderful hobby to take up! I'm so glad that this helped you!

[@globalhikingcr]

Thank you! Your tutorial was really helpful. In particular, how to finish and start a new thread. 🌸

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

Awesome! I'm so glad that it helped you!

[@marykessel4707]

You do it the hard way. If you go up thru the fabric it would be much easier and you make sure the thread is behind the needle.

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

Thanks for your comment! I admit that I didn't understand at first, but I looked into it and saw what you meant. I'd always known it this way, but you're right that the other way seems easier!

[@user-gg8dh7px1n]

Hello from Puerto Rico

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

Welcome and hello back from Italy!

[@lyndab7128]

Left to right

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

Thank you!

[@JessicaNiles]

But how do we hide the knot if we have a single layer project!?

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

There might be another way to do it, but what I do is insert the needle under one of the stitches already made, near the fabric and then, before pulling the thread all the way through, pass the needle through the loop of thread made, then pull to tighten the knot. You can do this once or twice. Then, if the fabric is thick, like the one I use here, you can stick the needle into the fabric right near the knot and bring it out in another spot, then trim the thread. This way the tail of thread isn't visible.

[@JessicaNiles]

@@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645 that makes sense! Thanks for the reply!

[@arieldawson4358]

What needle do you use please? ☺️

[@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645]

You can use any embroidery needle. I often use Clover Gold Eye Embroidery needles ( amzn.to/2qEOeSL )