Even if you only have a standard sewing machine, you can still achieve a lovely finish on your knits. Read on for my top twin-needle tips. Commercially-made knits are hemmed with a specialised machine called a coverstitcher. But if you don’t want to splash out on that just yet, all you need is a special needle called a twin needle. This creates two lines of stitching simultaneously, while the bobbin thread zig zags between the two on the underside. This stitch is naturally stretchy, making it perfect for knits.
That's just a few tips for sewing with a twin needle. I hope you give it a try!
Dear Sewists,
With a grateful, yet heavy heart, Forget-me-not Patterns is saying farewell. At least for now. Design and patternmaking mean absolutely everything to me, and this decision hasn’t been an easy one.
Our beloved Clementine has been updated! The Clementine top and dress holds a special place in our hearts because it was the very first Forget-me-not Patterns pattern!
With Clementine's update, we're so excited to bring you more sizes and features. Clementine is now available up to size 56 (up to 153cm or 60.5" hip) with both medium and full bust cup options.
