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Teach Yourself to Sew: Knit Fabrics

comments (4) March 29th, 2010 in sewing, fabric, videos

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Produced by: Victoria North and Judith Neukam

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Learn about knit fabrics and how they can be used.

Teach Yourself to Sew is for beginning sewers or anyone who wants to brush up on their skills. Throughout the year we will demonstrate basic sewing techniques, share tips, and give step-by-step instruction for beginner sewing projects.

Click here to purchase the Teach Yourself to Sew Video Series on DVD.

 

TEACH YOURSELF TO SEW

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ipodgrannie ipodgrannie writes: I will second that comment on sewing on knits. I know what they are but need knowledge and handling them. Thank you.
Posted: 7:37 pm on June 21st

ahitchco ahitchco writes: Yes, I too would like to see a tutorial on sewing knits. This is nice, but not what I need to know.
Posted: 12:17 pm on June 5th

mearthone mearthone writes: I, too, love this series. And, hope there will be one on sewing on knits. There are very few patterns that I have found that are specifically for knits. I've asked other garment sewers and have been told to just use a regular pattern. Do I need to use a stabilizer first? Cut a different way than the regular pattern? A current pattern I have for a child's pajama set has no recommendation for fabrics at all!
Posted: 5:28 pm on May 24th

RuthW RuthW writes: I really appreciate these videos though I have been sewing for years, but I found this one a bit disappointing. I thought it would be about sewing knits. I have read the articles on knits too, but have nowhere found a solution to my problem - sewing a very "boingy" knit which rejects all stitches even though it is interfaced (the pattern calls for sewing through three layers).
Posted: 9:12 am on March 30th

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