Tutorial: How to hide thread ends when sewing by hand

Caroline from Sew Can She has a quick sewing tip that I think you’ll find useful. She shows how you can hide the thread ends when you’re sewing by hand. Use her thread end hiding method and a ladder stitch to close up the holes on a pillow or softie without a stitch or a knot showing.

Click below to see how she does it:

{Quick Sewing Tip} How to Hide Your Thread Ends, by Sew Can She

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