Здесь,здание,здоровье....но сделать

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It should be invisible on the right side, even using exactly the same color, it should no show at all.

Sip,y?

I am also thinking does this work only for knitted wear?

The main purpose is to finish a raw edge to my understanding. Serger overlocking is just also incredibly good for stretchy fabric. It's good for knits and woven fabrics. I'm also curious how much you can stretch this hand stitch. It looke like it would have some give?

Yes, this kind of stitch has a lot of “give” (you can tell because of the structure & she also demonstrates the “strechiness” at the very end of the video). Enjoy!! :)

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Le fil d'une couleur différente est exprès pour la démonstration. Il n'empêche que le travail est très long et le résultat sur l'endroit laisse à désirer, les points ne sont pas réguliers. C'est assez inesthétique du côté visible et plus joli sur l'envers 😊

Thread used was to be visible for video, I'm sure.

​@@karenh789You're probably right but it would have been nice to see how the stitch (actually an open chain stitch) looked in a thread colour to match the sweater. To see how visible or undetectable it was.

whole point of this video imo is that you can sew a garment without a machine. Also ready made outfit will have the stitches on the right side so if part of the stitches come undone your method will look odd.

If you look at garments that are overlock finished with the overlock inside, the exterior often looks like double needle stitching on the outside. Pant cuffs on stretchy fabric looks like this. Ofcourse the color of the thread matches, but not always as overlock can be on the exterior of the garment the way a lot of sports and casual clothes show it as decorative stitching on seams. I found this interesting because I have a nice sweater that "grew" long sleeves. I may cut the sleeves and catch the edges on the sleeves and ribbing with a running stitch to prevent unraveling when I rejoin the sleeve with the ribbing using the overloc onto the shortened sleeves. It won't be an invisible mend but the exterior double needle look should be o.k. if I am very careful about the even stitch length with yarn pulled from the cut portion.. The buttons on this cardigan sweater are topped with rhinestones so it would be inappropriate to show the overlock as a decorative stitch on the cuff only. In this way I may save a sweater in a color and style I like. The sleeves are so long I cannot roll them up without looking like I am wearing donuts on my wrists.

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But for others it looks beautiful. Where are your manners?

For the joy and pleasure of doing so.

Try to look in a mirror to see like a left hand

Me too.Just flip the fabric and sew with left hand.That's how i do it

Perhaps not a professional, but a talented lay person.

Why such a harsh critique? Constructive criticism makes things better.

She finished mending where the hem had come apart. The rest was still good.