After my love affair with long-sleeved and raglan tees recently, I’ve made more than my share of cuffs from knits. Using photos from those sewing sessions, I put together a quick tutorial for making simple, no-serger knit cuffs–I’ll be using this same technique all summer to make striped tops for my kids. Here’s hoping you can use it to do the same (KCW, anyone? it starts today)!
Tiphaine
April 7, 2014 at 6:40 pmI have this freaky scary relationship with knit…..what I would need would be a good classe from this Lady with this blog……..follow my eyes…….ok, just saying….
(yeah I know, Rae did lots of things, but…stilll)
Deborah
April 8, 2014 at 8:51 amHaha! Then I’ve got just the thing for you! A whole e-course for sewing knits with just your sewing machine:
https://whip-stitch.com/ecourses/course/sewing-knits-without-the-serger/
🙂
Sew: Saturday Afternoon Dress {Ever So Easy Stretch Dress} | Ask Sarah
June 29, 2014 at 7:17 pm[…] collar to the wrong side of the dress, omitting the top stitching. I added simple cuffs, similar to this Whipstitch tutorial. The waist tie is just a length of fabric sewn into a tube. I used my overlocker to sew everything […]
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November 19, 2014 at 6:27 amDo you use a zig zag or straight stitch?