Stitches
This stitch is often used to join two pieces of fabric together and is the most common.
A straight stitch
This tool is used for measuring and cutting fabric in a straight line.
A ruler
This technique involves stitching fabric into a gathered or pleated shape.
smocking
This lightweight fabric is commonly used to make summer clothes and curtains.
cotton
This 90s style was known for baggy jeans, flannel shirts, and band T-shirts.
grunge
This stitch is commonly used to hem edges and prevent fraying.
(Its not overlocking)
A zigzag stich
This tool is used to press seams, fabric, and garments during the sewing process.
An iron
This technique creates a decorative raised effect on fabric, often used in embroidery.
appliqué
A synthetic fabric known for its stretchy qualities, often used in workout wear.
spandex
This style from the 80s was all about big hair, colorful jackets, and neon colors.
80s fashion
A stitch commonly used to create a buttonhole.
A buttonhole stitch
This machine is used to stitch fabric together quickly and evenly.
A sewing machine
This technique is used to sew two layers of fabric together with the edges turned under to prevent fraying.
French seam
A luxurious fabric made from the fibers of silkworms.
silk
These pants, which became popular in the 70s, are loose and flare out at the bottom.
bell-bottoms
This type of stitch is used to attach beads or sequins to fabric.
A beading stitch
A tool with a sharp point used for piercing fabric and creating holes for stitches.
A seam ripper
This technique is used to attach a zipper to a garment.
invisible zipper insertion
This soft, plush fabric is commonly used for making sweaters and blankets.
wool
This style of dress was famous in the 1920s with shorter hems and loose, comfortable shapes.
flapper dress
This stitch is often used for delicate fabrics or finishing seams.
A basting stitch
This tool is used to thread the needle, especially for smaller needles.
A needle threader
This technique uses a special type of fabric to add texture and volume to a garment.
pleating
This fabric is made from the flax plant and is known for its breathability.
linen
This popular 2000s look often involved low-rise jeans and crop tops, and was seen on many teen stars.
Y2K fashion