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Herringbone Stitch on a Split Seam

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Start the stitch
  • Thread the needle with a length of thread approximately 24 inches (~61 cm) and tie a knot at one end of the thread. For more details see Needles and Thread.

  • In the pictured repair, embroidery floss is used for visibility.

  • From the backside, insert the needle through to the front at a marked stitch line. Overlap any existing stitching by at least 1/2 inch (~13 mm).

  • In the pictured repair, remnant stitch lines from a missing coverstitch will be followed.

  • Pull the thread through until the knot lies flush against the back of the fabric.

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