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- Threading the needle
- Knotting the thread
- Running stitch
- Backstitch
- Whip stitch
- Basting stitch
- Hemming
- Gathering
- Topstitching
- Appliqué
- Slipstitch
- Blind hem stitch
- French seam
- Piping
- Buttonholes
- Hand-sewing and machine-sewing techniques
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- Threading the needle: Putting thread through tiny hole.
- Knotting the thread: Tying thread to stay in place.
- Running stitch: Easy stitch to sew pieces together.
- Backstitch: Strong stitch to join fabric securely.
- Whip stitch: Simple stitch to sew edges or join fabric.
- Basting stitch: Temporary stitch to hold fabric in place.
- Hemming: Folding and sewing fabric edge for neat finish.
- Gathering: Stitching and pulling to create pleats or gathers.
- Topstitching: Sewing on outside of fabric for decoration.
- Appliqué: Sewing one fabric onto another for design.
- Slipstitch: Hidden stitch for sewing hems or joining fabric.
- Blind hem stitch: Stitching hems invisibly.
- French seam: Sewing seam to hide raw edges.
- Piping: Decorative trim stitched onto garments.
- Buttonholes: Opening in fabric to attach buttons.
- Hand-sewing and machine-sewing: Different techniques to create different stitches and finishes.
