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A hemming technique that makes the stitching almost invisible on the right side of the fabric.

A line of stitching just within the seam allowance to stabilize fabric.

A tailoring technique to shape fabric to fit body contours.

A strip of fabric cut on the bias used to enclose the raw edge of fabric.

A technique used to fold fabric back on itself, creating a pleat.

A seam finishing technique where the raw edges are enclosed.

A fabric tube inserted into seams or edges for decorative purposes or to define a structure.

A strong hand stitching technique that creates a firm seam.

A very durable seam made by sewing fabric edges flat against the garment.

A row of stitching visible from the outside of the garment, often for decorative purposes.

A technique used to keep the facing or lining from rolling out to the front.

A decorative technique to gather fabric in a repeat pattern.

Hand-stitching layers of fabric together, mainly in tailoring for shaping lapels and collars.

A very narrow hemming technique, often used on lightweight or sheer fabrics.

A hand sewing stitch used to join two pieces of fabric so the stitch is barely visible.

A technique used to create fullness in a garment by shortening the length of a strip of fabric.

An embroidery technique where a heavier thread or cord is laid on fabric and sewn in place.

A temporary stitch used to hold fabric in place before final sewing.

Multiple rows of gathering that create a stretchable texture.

A form of embroidery that gathers fabric so it can stretch.

A machine stitch that goes back and forth to create 'Z' shapes, often used for stretch fabrics or finishing raw edges.

A hand or machine stitch technique for creating a reinforced hole for a button.

A method of finishing raw edges to prevent fraying, using a serger.

A technique where decorative pieces of fabric are sewn onto a larger base fabric.