Sentences with phrase «zag stitch»

You are going to use a zig zag stitch on the strap edges so it does not fray.

Here we'll show you how to make cloth wipes by finishing the edges using a zig - zag stitch on your sewing machine.

Cut up an old shirt or receiving blanket into squares and sew a zig zag stitch around the edge to keep it from fraying.

Contrast zig - zag stitching underneath the collar and lapel.

This parka ups the cool factor with contrast stitching throughout, contrast color sleeve panels and zig - zag stitching at the front button placket.

You are going to start off by taking 2 strips of different colors and place right sides together and stitch along the top (you can finish each edge with a Serged or Zig Zag stitch as you go or when you have attached all the strips of fabric together).

Now, first run the zig zag stitch along both new seams to prevent fraying.

When all was said and done, and the quilt was happily set upon Harper's bed in his new space, I went back to the pile of scraps I had leftover to make a pillow... and the banner over his bed (the banner was made by simply ziz zag stitching the squares to a strip of twill tape).

Just wondering when you made your zig zag stitch how many inches did you leave from the edge of the material.

You can also finish with a zig - zag stitched hem, bind the legs, or use elastic.

Zig zag stitching adds to this harnesses durability.

It's always best to use a thread close in color to your fabric on the off chance the zig - zag stitch goes wide.

I used fabric glue to set it in place and then zig - zag stitched around the edges.

Crafted with textured fabric uppers, the lace fastened trainers are designed for a comfortable relaxed fit with a sports - inspired bungee lace fastening, a signature logo to the outer side and zig - zag stitching on the toe.

Zig - zag stitching underneath the collar.

Please note: the final version of The Avery Leggings does not include the zig - zag stitching at the top of the band.

You are going to start off by taking 2 strips of different colors and place right sides together and stitch along the top (you can finish each edge with a Serged or Zig Zag stitch as you go or when you have attached all the strips of fabric together).

Using a medium width, tight zig zag stitch, and orange thread, sew the nose to the face, stitching around the edges.

Stitch along the edge (using a zig - zag stitch to keep the raw edge from fraying) and reinforce the tab's attachment by sewing a little square around it.

Now, fold up your edge and sew all the way around the crib sheet with a zig zag stitch or serger.

Those all work very nicely when cut into squares and serged or zig zag stitched.

The easy suggestions will save you time (less switching between straight and zig - zag stitches, and less thread change - overs), and will get you on your way to a pretty decent stash in about a day.

You just surge or zig zag stitch the edges!

Stitch loop in place using a straight or zig - zag stitch.

You can do this by serging the edge, using a zig zag stitch, or folding under 1/4 ″ and pressing.

Zig - zag stitching can also be added to ensure the stability of the sling.

While your sling is still «wrong side out» Fold the edges down about 1/4» and iron, then sew them (a zig - zag stitch is great here) as the hem.

Unless they are quite thin, sew just 2 to 3 layers together using a wide zig - zag stitch (or serger if you have one).

If you have a serger or sewing machine and want to keep the ends from fraying, serge the edges of the burlap ribbon before doing this or run a zig zag stitch to finish the edges.

Fold the seam allowance up and stitch through all layers with a zig zag stitch.

Instead of tassels, I added some eyelash yarn with a small zig - zag stitch.

Sew together using a fine machine needle and a zig zag stitch.

You can zig zag stitch or use stitch witchery to make sure the underside doesn't fray when washed.

Once you have the fringe removed to the zig - zag stitch, press your scarf with a very warm iron.

Trace the outline of the next scalloped lace trim onto the fabric and finish the edge with close zig zag stitches.

Along the long sides of your scarf, run a zig - zag stitch 1/4 ″ from the edge.

For selvedge, you're looking for a thin band on the inner seam, instead of the zig zag stitch that you're used to.

Sew around the edge with a tiny zig zag stitch to hold in place.

This scarf was so simple to make: I cut the fabric to about 6 feet long (it was already cut down to about 24 ″ wide from my previous project), pinned the ends together, hemmed them with a zig - zag stitch, then finished the hem on the other side with a zig - zag stitch to hold the seam down.

I'm serging my seams, but you can also just use a zig - zag stitch.

For the elastic I found there was a wider range of colours in fold - over elastic, which I then folded in half and secured with a decorative zig - zag stitch.

My laundry room has a rustic, Americana theme to it so I used red and blue thread to sew a zig - zag stitch around the edges of the canvas then down the side.

Serge or zig zag stitch the seams.

I then eyeballed the length of the pillow I wanted, cut out the two pieces and zig - zag stitched them together leaving an opening for batting.

I finished the neck facing with a zig - zag stitch.