Tutorial: How to turn corners with decorative stitches

Decorative sewing machine stitches are easy to sew when you’re just making a straight line, but what to do when you want your decorative stitching to turn a corner? Now it gets tricky! Don’t worry, though, Sew4Home has some help. They show what to do to make your decorative stitches turn a corner and look right doing it. They show three variations – a single stitch pattern sewn continuously around a corner, a stacked stitch pattern sewn continuously around a corner, and a single corner that can be sewn with both segments originating at the corner.

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How to turn a corner with a decorative stitch, by Sew4Home

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