Thread comes in a variety of thicknesses, lengths, and strengths. In this quick video tutorial, Ruth Ciemnoczolowski shows you a simple way of adding stability and strength to hand-sewing thread that you may use when securing buttons or beads to your garments.
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Using a double thread is smart but if you're not careful enough, you can mess it up.
Ruth belongs atop the highest peak in sewing-land.
Her balm can calm thread, and sewer, alike.
No more double-thread dread here.
Ook, isn't this a bit obvious? Great video, though
Nice tips
hand sewing is the best, but you have to be very careful with the technique
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I looked up "beading thread" and it comes in many sizes. What size did you use?