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Basic sewing skills include hand sewing and sewing by machine. Functional sewing holds two or more layers of material together. Woven fabric is the most commonly used of sewing materials. Non-woven synthetic and natural | Basic sewing skills include hand sewing and sewing by machine. Functional sewing holds two or more layers of material together. Woven fabric is the most commonly used of sewing materials. Non-woven synthetic and natural | ||
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Handsewing uses needle and thread. The needle has a hole through which the thread is passed. This hole is called the "eye" of the needle. By passing a thread through the eye, the needle can carry the thread through one or more layers of material. The many repeated penetrations of the material can serve to fasten two or more layers together: each serves as a tiny nail or thumbtack holding the material in relation to one another. | |||
Temporary Hand Sewing | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 17 December 2008
== Basic Sewing Skills == Template:Nonformal
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Basic sewing skills include hand sewing and sewing by machine. Functional sewing holds two or more layers of material together. Woven fabric is the most commonly used of sewing materials. Non-woven synthetic and natural
Hand Sewing
Handsewing uses needle and thread. The needle has a hole through which the thread is passed. This hole is called the "eye" of the needle. By passing a thread through the eye, the needle can carry the thread through one or more layers of material. The many repeated penetrations of the material can serve to fasten two or more layers together: each serves as a tiny nail or thumbtack holding the material in relation to one another.
Temporary Hand Sewing
See also
- accessories (Wikipedia)
- clothing (Wikipedia)
- home furnishings (Wikipedia)
- Sewing (Wikipedia)
- pictures