The BEST finishing knot for hand sewing #sewingsecrets #sewinghacks

Here’s how to do the best finishing knot for hand Sewing. It’s a very strong knot, and when you match your thread to your fabric, it’s a virtually invisible! For extra strength, do two knots, right next to each other and your project will be super secure. #handsewing #needleandthread #sewingtips

[CarolHewett-ugcw]

I've been sewing for 60 years and am finally learning the 3 needle wrap technique. Thanks.

[annecavanaugh]

My mom taught me this when I was a little girl. I’m 72 now and I’ve been using this method my entire life

[nz-nz]

Ahhhh….. finally someone actually EXPLAINS this clearly!!! Many thanks!

[TheJmitchell]

Thank you for going nice and slowly, really explaining what youre doing. I see so many tutorial videos that they go so fast that I dont understand and dont even bother. 👍

[mickiswing]

You are a fantastic teacher and the visual is so helpful. Thank you for this!!

[blymawolpin]

This is the clearest articulation of this Ibhave ever seen. Thank you!

[angiec]

Thank you so much for showing this in a slow manner where we can see what you're actually doing. This is a great way to tie off thread! I've been sewing since I'm 8 years old and I never knew this!

[hartsarah]

I was wondering why sometimes mine worked and sometimes it didn't. Now I know wrapping it on the non moving side. Thank you.

[CeeBreeze-en]

My grandmother taught me this trick, but I've not sewn for many years. Thanks for the refresher.

[silvermoonshineX]

wow now thats a clean and elegant solution to my "sew several times in the same place in each and every direction" thing that my mom taught me lol
thanks!!!

[lesley]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your clear explanation. I have never been able to get this right and now can see what I was doing wrong.

[EMC]

Wow! I wish my mom and grandmother would have known this, they’d be amazed like myself, I’m 64 years now.
Mom always said that we learn something daily til we die, that true!!!!

[faustinaappiah]

Additional helpful information, thanks

[brendajablonowski]

Thank you. I've pulled through the loop, but not 3 times, and I didn't know to pull it through the one that's not moving!

[tamaracooper]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. Helps a lot.

[vijikodi]

Thank you for this very useful information

[LeisureLizard]

How could I not know this my entire life? Finish the way you start.

[Stitchin_is_the_Besst]

This works great when finishing off amigurumi & other crochet work, too.
Thanks for sharing

[carolynsimpson]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge in finshing technique. Will be on my list of hints and tips. 👏👏👏👏👌☕️💜💐

[tdhtran]

Just learned something new.
Thanks for sharing 😉