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Finish your bookmark by covering the raw fabric edge. Cut a piece of ribbon to the same length as the bookmark, excluding the fringe. Dot the bookmark seam with glue and press the ribbon on top of the glue.

You can overcast the edges with a simple whip stitch, or fold over the edge into a hem and baste it. When hand stitching the edge, use regular sewing thread doubled up. Be sure to stitch into the fabric a bit so you don't end up pulling up the edges - 1/4 to 1/2 inch should work.

Finish Edges of Fabric: Zigzag Stitch (Sewing for Beginners) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Using a sharp pair of small scissors. Cut really close to the zig zag stitch. But do not cut throughMoreUsing a sharp pair of small scissors. Cut really close to the zig zag stitch. But do not cut through it and this should help to prevent fraying.

FRINGE BOOKMARK VIDEO TUUTORIAL - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Just pull it up just like that that's all there is to it. Now. If you have if it's like uneven. YouMoreJust pull it up just like that that's all there is to it. Now. If you have if it's like uneven. You could actually go through and trim.

Easy Stitch DIY - Cute Bookmark Ides - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Bring in the pointy corner to the wreck right angled corner creating a perpendicular. And again onMoreBring in the pointy corner to the wreck right angled corner creating a perpendicular. And again on the other. Side. Open fold down one flap.

Serging the edges of linen or aida is the ultimate way to prepare the edges so they don't fray. If you happen to own a serger, this is definitely the time to use it, but if like most of us you don't own a serger, a standard sewing machine also works.

Use artist's tape, folding it around the edge. Masking tape will also work, but it isn't ideal. It's best to use this method only on embroidery projects that will have the edges trimmed away later. The tape can be difficult to remove from fabric and can leave a residue.

Finishing a cross stitch bookmark with felt - TUTORIAL - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Pull through the whole pool. There we go once you get a little bit like that enough to hold reallyMorePull through the whole pool. There we go once you get a little bit like that enough to hold really then you can gently pull it all the way.

Cross Stitch Tutorial for Beginners #2 - Stitching a Cross Stitch - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So it's easiest to learn from the beginning to always go one direction for your bottom stitch. AndMoreSo it's easiest to learn from the beginning to always go one direction for your bottom stitch. And then the opposite direction for your top stitch it doesn't matter which way you choose i prefer.

Finishing Tutorial: How To Finish a Cross Stitch Bookmark - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So we'll have to cut a piece that is just a little bit bigger than all of the backing. Or than allMoreSo we'll have to cut a piece that is just a little bit bigger than all of the backing. Or than all of the stitch pattern. And then I'm also going to cut some heat bond.