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Tying a Knot in Thread for Hand Sewing

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When you thread your needle for hand sewing - whether it is piecing or quilting - tie a knot in the end of the thread that is closest to where you cut the thread off of the spool.

Because thread is twisted as it is made, it has a kind of "grain." Stitching with the thread in the direction it comes off the spool will keep it from tangling and twisting as much when you are sewing.


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·  Tips for Hand Quilting
·  Selecting Fabric for Your Quilting Project
·  Tips for Cutting Triangles from Squares
·  Pressing Seam Allowances
·  Hand sewing made more comfortable
·  Store your needles and keep them sharp