So it might be a little weird that one week I am talking
about how to fix a hole and now I am talking about making a hole. There are
times though when it is almost demanded that you make a hole in your work, from
button holes to eye-let holes you need them to help with closures of items. I
am not only going over how to make an eyelet hole but how to bind it once the
hole is created.
What you will need
And let us begin
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Directions I |
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Directions 2, 3 and 4. 1.Take your awl or the point of your scissors and
push it through your fabric creating your hole 2.With your thread and needle thread it so that
the first stitch starts ¼ of an inch from the hole
3.Insert your needle down the hole that you have
made and bring it up next to your first stitch wrapping the thread around the
needle and pull up. Your stitch should look like a little L inside with the top
of the L going into the hole.
4.Repeat going around till you meet up with your
first L.
5.As you form your last L place the needle in next
to the where you just brought up your final stitch up and cover your stitch
again. Close of your stitch and repeat as needed and have fun.
Place your finial stitch right next to your last L
The finial look of your eyelets
Made a bag for the plug and beaters of my hand mixer
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