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Ok, here is the second in what a series about handsewing techniques suitable for late medieval/early renaissance clothing.
This tutorial is on the running stitch, and shows how to do the stitch, it is not designed to show how to use it.

I will not be doing any more individual stitch tutorials for a while (unless requested) as these are the major stitch types I work with and can be used to make a variety of seams and finishes.
From here my tutorials will cover the major and useful seams that use one or a combination of these stitches. Once I have done that I may do some tutorials on the less common stitches and seams.

Also please remember, this is how I make my stitches, if you are a left hander you may work from left to right with the running stitch. Also, many sewers work towards or away from their body.

I hope this tutorial is easy to understand! Please ask if you need any clarification or if there's a part I didn't explain too well.

Description
Ok, here is the second in what a series about handsewing techniques suitable for late medieval/early renaissance clothing.
This tutorial is on the running stitch, and shows how to do the stitch, it is not designed to show how to use it.

I will not be doing any more individual stitch tutorials for a while (unless requested) as these are the major stitch types I work with and can be used to make a variety of seams and finishes.
From here my tutorials will cover the major and useful seams that use one or a combination of these stitches. Once I have done that I may do some tutorials on the less common stitches and seams.

Also please remember, this is how I make my stitches, if you are a left hander you may work from left to right with the running stitch. Also, many sewers work towards or away from their body.

I hope this tutorial is easy to understand! Please ask if you need any clarification or if there's a part I didn't explain too well.