MAKİNENİZ YOK MU_ ELDE DİKİŞ YÖNTEMLERİ _ ilik açma, sürfile, sağlam el dikişi

Hello everyone welcome back I'm Damla Today I will share with you how to sew by hand without a sewing machine I will show you a normal stitch I will show you a whipstitch I will show you a running stitch I will show you the evidence After showing these those without a machine will no longer have an excuse We will also solve a problem that has come to me Now I don't want to delay any longer let's move on to showing the sewing techniques I made some small fabric pieces and I will show them one by one We will start with a straight stitch This will be a rather weak stitch This is a type of stitch you can use when sewing decorations for example when sewing felt But you cannot use it on the edges of clothing I have one more technical point to make here After cutting out this pattern whether you work with a practical or standard pattern Always draw from the edges when removing the template Then cut leaving space for the seam And sew along the lines you drew You will feel much more comfortable That way you can easily make it straight I will do it like that now I fold my fabric like this in two I have placed my pockets like this I am drawing with chalk I threaded my needle and tied a knot in the end I will use a dark color thread so it looks clearer on the camera Use thread that is the same color as your fabric I am piercing the needle from here and pulling it out from the back I'm asking again I'm paying attention to the intervals being the same here That would be so nice Let me give you a small tactic to make these intervals equal Draw two scratches right here on your finger You can guide it by placing your hand on the gap and following that area I planted it this way Now I will tie a knot For the knot I push it back again from a small spot I keep falling into the same trap Then I pass my needle through the small place I drew I squeeze it tightly Since my thread is double I'll take just one layer If you work with a single rope you will again only pass through one I press it tightly and the seam becomes knotted Then I cut the end Our first stitch is now ready Let me show you from the back as well As you can see it's not very strong either The second seam will be a machine stitch It will be a seam that you can easily apply to the edges of the clothing I will fold my fabric the same way again I drew again with my brush I take my needle and poke it somewhere Then I move forward slightly I pulled out my needle Now I am reinserting my needle where I first started I will plunge it right to the bottom I pulled it It will be twice as long as this part so I'll sink here I will have taken two steps from here I took two steps this way Now I will take one step back and plant it where the thread completely comes out I will move two steps forward again It seems like a single step from here but my thread is currently one step behind I will take a step back after moving forward I will continue in the same way So our machine sewing is now complete This is how the back looks It's going double layered I'm not very good at hand sewing I'm already too lazy to even bother with sewing because I'm used to the machine But I also plant outside of this video but you can definitely do it more neatly As you can see its solidity is much more solid than before Now let's move on to "sürfüle " What does "sürfüle" mean It means to close the edges of a fabric so that the threads do not come loose I just overlocked these pieces Since it's my overlock machine I did it If you have a regular machine you get a zigzag pattern You then position the edge of the fabric upright in a half way manner and sew a zigzag stitch The logic is as follows The needle first pierces this side It holds the fabric Then it pierces the empty space He ties the fabric again making a knot on the edge That's the case Now we'll do something similar to that I fold my fabric this way I will draw from the edge again so it looks nice I'm inserting the needle Now it seems like I'm going to go west from this side because I usually go west from this side I won't do it that way I'll wrap the thread around the edge of the fabric That means I'll always be going in the same direction I take a few steps and then pull out my needle It turned out to be a diagonal stitch as you can see And he wrapped the fabric I will again surely sink from this direction I take another step And I am winding my rope I have also created my second cross I will now apply this to all edges I closed the entire edge like this Now were bending it like this We will bend it towards the other side I'm plunging the tip of my thread right into the very bottom of the next one I am forming triangles I push them all into the next one And I pull them out I applied it to the fabric layer in between But you should apply it to the fabric edge I am plunging back to the starting point And thus I have completed the embroidery You can also use this as decorative stitching You can also use the fabric edge Just for you I also untie my knot It looks like this Its durability is not that important anyway Because we made it to cover the fabric edge It's not very strong It's not like a straight stitch you know Now it's time for the hidden stitch You've already seen this everywhere on Instagram and YouTube There are people who cannot see Or those who do not understand I also wanted to show something small I will draw something tiny again I am taking my needle And I am sewing it into my fabric Then I place it right across from this I insert the needle from there I pull it out a little further I'm crossing back again Level with you I'm moving a bit forward I am writing I planted it this way Now I'm pulling my thread So that part as well We created a hidden stitch like this Let's pull that part tightly and tie a knot We are actually making a straight stitch But it becomes a hidden stitch depending on the surface you are using It is planted in this hidden way As you can see Now I want to show you a decorative stitch These edges are especially a type of stitch I fold my fabric again in two I will draw again from the same source I am taking the needle And I am poking it into the edge of the fabric Then I twist my thread That is again using the same wrapping technique I am piercing the same spot again I am placing my finger like this In the middle of the thread And I am squeezing it After it has shrunk considerably I'm threading my needle I am tightening it that way I squeezed like that I'm going down the same direction again I place my finger between the threads I squeeze When it gets small I pass my needle through the thread I will continue doing the same thing now And thus our decorative stitching is complete There's something I'm most afraid to do here That 's to have a spinal tap It's incredibly painful It requires a lot of patience And it's not going well If you don't show enough patience For that you need to do it a little more calmly It is not only for those who do not have a machine The machine is also for those who only do straight stitching I think it would be a nice technique I brought the smallest button I could find And we will measure first I placed my button on the fabric I will leave a mark from one end to the other I left my marks Now I mark the beginning and end of this with a line Then I make a frame here I made a drawing this way So First we need to make a tear For this I fold the fabric like this From the end a little bit I will be waiting Please fold it properly Otherwise you will cut it crooked I am cutting along the middle line I opened the gap this way Even if I can't smooth out the fabric I still prick it I will wrap this part three times This is the first part We have to try to continue along the same line here Now we have determined the beginning part We will close the middle part I'm inserting the needle through this tear for the middle part And then I'm pulling it out from this line I'm trying to pull it out from the bottom of this stitch After taking out the needle I leave a loop before tightening the thread completely and then I pass the needle from there I'm squeezing it so tight I pull it out through the tear in the same way I thread my needle without tightening it too much Similarly I will make the entire edge Now I sewed the entire edge As you can see it's already like that Now this time we started the beginning We will finish it Similarly I will wind it three times from here I'm not stacking them on top of each other After three times I dive to the other side And in the same way I will also stake this edge as I did here It's a bit inconvenient but the usage is at least nice You can use it in difficult situations Our knot goes through here I had these stitching methods I don't want any misunderstanding I'm not saying you don't need a machine But if you don't have a machine either you can use these Of course you'll get much better results with a machine You will achieve much faster results I hope this video was helpful If you liked 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