Slip stitch
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A nearly invisible hand stitch that catches a few threads of the garment fabric and slides through the folded edge of a hem or lining.
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Running stitch
A simple, evenly spaced hand stitch made by weaving the needle in and out of the fabric in a straight line, used for basting, gathering, or light seaming.
Tailor's tacks
Loose loops of thread sewn through pattern and fabric layers to mark construction points such as darts and pocket placement, removed once the marks are transferred.
Backstitch
A strong hand stitch made by inserting the needle behind the previous stitch's end, producing a solid, continuous line similar to machine stitching.
Catch stitch
A hand stitch worked with small, criss-crossed stitches between two fabric layers, used to secure hems and facings while allowing flexibility.
Herringbone stitch
A crossed hand stitch worked in a V pattern, used to secure hems, interfacing, or facings with a decorative, flexible line.
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