How to do a Back Tack/Reverse Stitch on an Antique Sewing Machine

How to do a Back Tack/Reverse Stitch on an Antique Sewing Machine is a #youtubeshorts video from #Simplystitchy

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[rachelkarslake]

I have just become aware of this method. For years, I have been turning the work around after the first couple of stiches, sewing, and turning it around again to continue. I will try it with my treadle, which is the machine I am using for my current project.

[sabrinaschultzkisby]

Thank you so much for making this video! Up until this point i was going back and just tying the two ends together and that was such a pain!

[PseudoSarcasm]

I'll try this tomorrow, first time in about 30 years

[thmichcav]

Another way is to crank the stitch length down to the smallest stitch and make 4-6 stitches, then return to the length you want. I have never had stitches come loose this way.

[kennethgates]

I saw a. Vintage commercial from 1967 for a touch and sew they claimed it could do a chain stitch and now I wonder how ?